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Hunger is ravaging their lives and they are forced to endure it. a second winter since the economy collapsed, here outside herat, on most days there is no work. people who survived years of war and drought now at breaking point. in cold, bare homes we met those forced to make unbearable choices. seven months ago, this woman, the young mother of a two—year—old child, sold her kidney. she got $2,700 which was used to repay debt. were hiding their identity to protect them. translation: we have ...

Of acute hunger. they came to us wanting to be heard. we were shocked by what they said. "our children cry because theyre going to bed hungry, so we give them tablets to put them to sleep. theyd be better off dead," abdul rahab said. does anyone else also do the same thing? "a lot of us, all of us," they said. ghulam hazrat was carrying the tablets with him. they were tranquilisers. others later also showed us antidepressants they give their children. in the market you can get five tablets for t...

A second winter since the economy collapsed. in each home, a story of acute hunger. they came to us wanting to be heard. we were shocked by what they said. "our children cry because they go into bed hungry. so we give them tablets to put them to sleep. theyd be better off dead," abdulwahab said. does anyone else also do that same thing? "a lot of us. all of us," they said. gulam hazrat was carrying the tablets with him. they were tranquillisers. others later also showed us antidepressants they g...

Im considers, reconsidering store brand. >> i mean be, i put the wings back and got wingettes but weve lost so many loved ones within the last two years due to covid and if i got to pay an extra $10 for a pack of chicken to see the family that i have, im going to spend the money. >> reporter: that is such a wholesome answer. i love that answer. so one thing i just want to point out. one of the reasons were seeing this increase in food prices. a couple contributing factors. the war in ukraine dri...

Durum-Quanah (Whole Wheat) Grits Bread I recently purchased a new (old) ancient grain from Barton Springs Mill called Quanha. You can get more information by pressing on the link if you are interested. I milled this to a high extraction sifting and milling twice and added this to high extraction freshly milled Durum flour.I’ve used grits in breads several times and always like

Hi Thanks for having me .I'm looking forward to improving my product and sharing my success's and fail'sI have manage to learn basic baguettes (not easy) and some nice focaccia (quite easy)I started to bake loaves a round basic rustic bread using a polish (not a real polish !!)I have now moved on to a sough dough loaf @ 58% hydration making it manageable and I'm getting

I always strive for a lacy crumb with evenly distributed small, medium and large holes. But for many times, I failed to do so. It's very frustrating especially for a sourdough baker who is not a beginner. Can anyone kindly troubleshoot this crumb? Is it fermentation or gluten structure building or scoring (I didn't do traditional single slash scoring this time)?

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Hi all, I have been following Ken's 50% whole wheat bread with Biga recipe from FWSY. The bread is coming out a bit tacky and cakelike in the middle. My oven only goes up to 230C (445F) not 245C (475F) like the recipe states. I have also been baking in a loaf pan and not making a boule. I have been cooking the loaf to 98C I am thinking that the hydration is too high due to

Who continues to pedal misinformation, denis praeger has become more maga. one of the things about radio is its great intimate media. it actually has a different relationship between the host and the listener then you will find on television or social media, because your in peoples ears. you are in their lives. and therefore they do have that sort of credibility. so it is based on trust. if that trust is abused aggressively, you get the kind of results we are talking about tonight. >> katie, tal...