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Posted On: January 22nd 2024, 11:34 pm
#8 .✨️Assim que voce comessa
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Mixed berries tiramisu 🫐🍓تيراميسو الفراولة والتوت Ingredients: For the berries sauce In a pot mix 4 cups mixed berries + 1 cup sugar Set aside for 1 hour After you notice water forming from the berries Place the pot over medium heat and bring to boil And simmer for 30 minutes. Finally add 1 lemon juice, boil for extra 5 minutes and it’s ready Strain the mixture, mix the berries with the cream, use the liquid syrup to dip in the biscuits For the cream In a bowl using your electric mixer mix these ingredients for 5 minutes 1 and half cups whipping cream 450 cream cheese ( preferably mascarpone cheese) 1/2 tsp vanilla 1/2 cup sugar المكونات أولاً: صوص التوت المشكّل 🍓 4 أكواب من التوت المشكّل كوب من السكر عصير ليمونة واحدة طريقة التحضير: في قدر، نخلط التوت المشكّل مع السكر، ونترك الخليط جانباً لمدة ساعة. بعد أن نلاحظ خروج السوائل من التوت، نضع القدر على نار متوسطة حتى يبدأ بالغليان. نترك الخليط يغلي على نار هادئة لمدة 30 دقيقة. أخيراً، نضيف عصير ليمونة واحدة ونتركه يغلي لمدة 5 دقائق إضافية. نصفّي الخليط، ثم نمزج حبات التوت مع الكريمة، ونحتفظ بالشراب السائل لتغميس البسكويت. ثانياً: الكريمة 🤍 كوب ونصف من كريمة الخفق 450 غراماً من الجبنة الكريمية (يُفضّل استخدام جبنة الماسكاربوني) نصف ملعقة صغيرة من الفانيليا نصف كوب من السكر طريقة التحضير: في وعاء، نضع جميع المكونات ونخفقها باستخدام الخفّاق الكهربائي لمدة 5 دقائق حتى نحصل على كريمة ناعمة ومتجانسة. . . . . . . . . #abirzkitchen #recipeoftheday #tiramisu #berries
A widowed couple who found love again after devastating losses celebrated their wedding day with a spectacular double rainbow shining directly over their ceremony. Both partners had previously lost their spouses to terminal illnesses and initially connected through a local grief support group where they shared their pain and healing journeys. Their friendship eventually blossomed into romance, leading to an outdoor wedding ceremony surrounded by close family and friends who viewed the relationship as a beautiful testament to second chances. The unexpected appearance of the vibrant double rainbow during their outdoor reception moved the entire wedding party to tears. In many cultural and spiritual traditions, a rainbow following a storm symbolizes hope, rebirth, and a peaceful transition after profound hardship. The couple and their guests immediately interpreted the breathtaking sky as a comforting sign from their late spouses, giving them a subtle blessing to move forward into their happy new chapter together. 📸: @chels_schaefer #sarcasm #couple #love #goals #viral
Arriving fashionably late for the party. 😂 #AloBoutEquinox3 October 12-19 Day 1️⃣ : LUNGE Because I love them…..every which way! 🍁 Pose Line-Up 👉🏼 1. Lunge of choice 2. Standing forward fold 3. Triangle pose 4. Warrior 3 5. Malasana (yogi squat) 6. Tree pose variation 7. Plank / Side Plank 8. Yogis choice Hosts: @galaortin @satyavatayoga @sarka_yoga @svenjaborchers @helengarnerweaver Sponsor: @aloyoga 🟨: @liforme (Use code: LAURACRESCIYOGA for 10%) #aloyogachallenge #hopper #fingertips #creativeyoga
Framing Vienna: Hidden Secrets of the Hofburg 🏛️✨ * Happy Tuesday, dear travel friends! Let’s start the week with some imperial inspiration ☕️❤️🙋🏻‍♀️ * Swipe through 15 frames and walk with me from Michaelerplatz right through the Hofburg to Heldenplatz! 📸👇 * The Michaelertrakt with its 54-metre dome (Pics 1,5,14) was designed by Joseph Emanuel Fischer von Erlach back in 1726. But the old court theatre stood in the way, so the plan sat in a drawer for over 150 years. Only after the theatre was torn down in 1888 could Ferdinand Kirschner finish the wing in 1893. Fun fact: that theatre saw the premieres of Mozart’s “The Abduction from the Seraglio” and “The Marriage of Figaro”! * Under the dome, the rotunda leads to the Sisi Museum (Pics 2,3). Legend says a kiss under the dome brings couples luck. 💋 And now and then a Fiaker trots through (Pic 4).🐴 * The Hercules groups at the gate (Pics 6,7) date from 1893, each by a different sculptor. The ones in the inner courtyard (Pics 8–11) are much older: Lorenzo Mattielli carved them for the Imperial Chancellery Wing around 1730. From the courtyard you can see the Michaelertrakt dome peeking over its roof (Pic 8). Watch Hercules crush Antaeus (Pic 10) and defeat Busiris (Pic 11)! * In the courtyard “In der Burg” stands Emperor Franz (Pics 12,13) in a Roman toga. He ruled two empires: as Franz II of the Holy Roman Empire and as Franz I of Austria. The inscription “Amorem meum populis meis” (“My love to my peoples”) comes from his will. In picture 12 he stands beneath construction cranes – old empire meets a city at work. 😉 * Grand finale on Heldenplatz (Pic 15): Prince Eugene’s horse rears up but needs its tail as a third support. The horse of Archduke Charles, on the other side of the square (not pictured), balances on its hind legs alone. Both are by Anton Dominik Fernkorn. * 👇 Which frame is your favourite? Have you ever walked through to the inner courtyard? * Save this for your next Vienna trip and share it with a friend! * #1000placestoseeinvienna #hofburg #michaelerplatz #wienstagram #exploringvienna *
একটা সময় অনেক জড়োসড়ো, ভীতু প্রকৃতির ছিলাম। ক্লাস ফাইভ-সিক্স পর্যন্ত কেউ যদি আমাকে ডাকতো, আমি ভয়ে কান্না করে দিতাম: খায়রুল বাসার
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