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Affirmative action. certainly moving onto staving off these i would say toxic conversations about financial reparations. >> trace: fox business reporter hillary vaughn caught up with apples tim cook, asking him about doing business with china and he had this to say. >> do you regret restricting airdrop access that protesters used to evening surveillance from the chinese government? do you think its problematic to do business with the communist chinese party when they suppress human rights? >> tr...

Items. look at the supermarket with the best deals. i like a bargain, being american. it is about planning meals and seeing what you can get your hands on first but also utilising the entire ingredient. broccoli stems, potato peelings, stale bread. broccoli stems, potato peelings, stale bread-— broccoli stems, potato peelings, stale bread. what do you do with -otato stale bread. what do you do with potato peeling — stale bread. what do you do with potato peeling is? _ stale bread. what do yo...

Hello, I've tried this panettone recipe a couple of times Ingredients (first dough )115g pasta madre400g panettone flour 200g water125g sugar90g yolk120g unsalted butter-----------Fermentation until it triples in size which takes about 16h at 20 C---------------------------------------------Ingredients (second dough )All of the first dough100g panettone flour (super high

But, first, breaking tonight, president biden is insisting his economic plan is working following the november jobs report. he is also trying to soften the blow to his core union constituency over his pushing through a deal to prevent a nationwide rarely strike. white house correspondent peter doocy has details tonight live from the north lawn. >> good evening, bret. the last 24 hours have been a lot of pomp and circumstance for the president. he shook hands with the duke of cambridge today he b...

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For soldiers to carry. that cant be proven. but the baguette, as we know it today, was only officially named in 1920. it was then that strict rules about what classed as a baguette were put in place, standardised at 80 centimetres long and 250 grams in weight, shaping the touch of the dough by the baker. all that is a skill that youve been learning for years. it often takes ten years to really know your subject. yeah, the bread sings when it comes out of the oven. the baguette has struggled in r...

To celebrate, as unesco has added the baguette to its "intangible cultural heritage" list. tom brada reports. the humble french baguette, a towering icon among continental baked goods, is currently the toast of the town. the crusty loaf was voted onto a prestigious unescos list under the title artisanal know how and culture of baguette bread. and to this day, it remains a key part of french identity. in part, you buy bread, you talk to someone, you meet people. all of this creates a social link ...

The French baguette -- "250 grams of magic and perfection", in the words of President Emmanuel Macron, and one of the abiding symbols of the nation -- was given UNESCO heritage status on Wednesday.

Were put in place, standardised at 80cm long and 250 grams in weight. translation: shaping the touch of the dough by the baker. i all that is a skill that youve been learning for years. the bread sings when it comes out of the oven. the baguette has struggled in recent times, with hundreds of artisanal bakeries closing down each year. but unescos decision has struck a chord with french society. president macron captured the mood of the nation, posting this picture along with a simple message. "2...

As a baguette were put in place, standardised at 80 centimetres long and 250 grams in weight, translation: shaping the touch of the dough by the baker. all that is a skill that youve been learning for years. it often takes ten years to really know your subject. yeah, the bread sings when it comes out of the oven. the baguette has struggled in recent times with hundreds of artisanal bakeries closing down each year. but unescos decision has struck a chord with french society. president macron capt...