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Was challenged in 1980 by kennedy. jason: yeah. and i also do think its time for a special counsel to come into place with hunter biden. i think there are some -- in my world, my view, some puppeteers out there. jill biden, ron klain, susan rice, brian deese, these are people behind the scenes pulling the trigger. but you know what? the dealings overseas that we talked about with hunter biden, they demand a special counsel. thats just my opinion. peter schweizer, thank you so much for joining us...

Viking a shopping mall is devastating. and its the second attack on civilians in one week. that was on the 27th of june. on the 30th, i believe thursday, we had the missile that stuck o questions saw that hit -- odesa that hit a residential building and killed 2 21 civilians. whether perhaps russia goes gone concern has gone back -- howard: theres been too many of these not to be deliberate. apartment buildings and theaters and malls and people waiting for bread. nor are they coming out and sayi...

The u.n. for singling out one nationalitys version of the soup. >> translator: that borsht can be common, that each city, each region, each housewife prepares it in her own way. well, its not. they dont want compromise. and thats xenophobia, naziism, extremism in all of its forms. >> reporter: some cooks in oath countries say its a dish they will continue to make. >> translator: borsht has no nationality. just like bread, potatoes, cabbage. are they national? what nationality can it have? >> tra...

I’ve been pining for a pizza oven for quite some time. My wife recently pointed out one of the smaller, portable ovens that run off wood or gas.I would really love something large enough to bake bread in as well. Does anyone have experience with an oven that can do both? Thanks,Chris

July 4th is also known as Independence Day here in the good ol’ US of A. The day we declared our freedom from tyranny of a different sort rather than today’s nut jobs that rule by decree It’s celebrated with flags, parades, and picnics which must include hot dogs 🌭. Most grocery store buns are perfectly adequate for holding the tubular mystery meat and mustard but this version

A mixed response from these residents of moscow. translation: certainly, i borscht is part of the legacy of both russia and ukraine but i think its an explicit symbol of ukraine, especially the version with a pampushki savoury bun and garlic. translation: i think unesco took the right decision - because ukrainian borscht with a pampushki savoury bun and lard is a brand. but i also make borscht and it turns out well, ive got to admit. translation: borscht has no nationality, just - like bread, po...

About the political class. we are definitely getting a drink, maria teresa, thank you so much for being here. we will continue to have this conversation all of the time, because this is my show and i have conversations people arent having. thats what were doing here. [laughs] thank you for being here, please stay safe. coming up, my body my choice has barely been a phrase that applies to black women, fridays decision makes that even more true. next i will talk to a lot decision about the decisio...

I’ve come across a Japanese flour made by the company Nissin, called their ‘Violet’ low protein cake flour. Their website claims that the flour is not bleached, has an ash content of 0.33% and has a protein content of 8%. I know there's no correlation between bleached flour and its protein and ash content. But from using this flour, it’s a bright white colour as though it’s

Savoury bun and garlic. i thinkj unesco took the right decision because — unesco took the right decision because ukrainian— unesco took the right decision because ukrainian borscht- unesco took the right decisionl because ukrainian borscht with the savoury— because ukrainian borscht with the savoury bun _ because ukrainian borscht with the savoury bun and _ because ukrainian borscht with the savoury bun and light - because ukrainian borscht with the savoury bun and light is. because ukrain...

I have been making baguettes using a new-to-me recipe, the French Bread recipe in Peter Reinhart's book The Bread Baker's Apprentice (15th Anniversary Edition). This is my second attempt at this recipe. The first bake turned out reasonably well. The recipe calls for four "stretch and fold" operations at 30 minute intervals. You grab the end of the dough, pull and fold it 2/3