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this show is the epitome of love
#!!!!!#THIS#salt fat acid heat#on [us] netflix#do recommend#please treat yourself and your soul and have a gander#samin nosrat's infectious love for food will inundate you in the best way#it'll wrap you up like a spicy street taco all warm and nestled inside#this is quite unlike any 'cooking' or other popular chef's show out there#and i've seen my share#this show is about passion about discovery about revelations and uninhibited pleasure#about respect for traditions and the necessity of extemporising on them#but yes most of all it is about love#and glory be is her boundless love of food and [humanity] a respendent sight to behold#we love samin on this blog#<<<<3333#food and drink#this is [on of many] my goal tbh... this sentiment this quote.... just#yes
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The Holiday (2006), dir. Nancy Meyers
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The Ngorongoro Crater Lodge // Ngorongoro Crater, Arusha, Tanzania
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Melissa, Rosemary, sage, chives and oregano.
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bhtable
Source: julieterbang
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Medovik, honey cake, has long been one of the most popular desserts in Russia, and its sweet story begins in the early XIX century in the Imperial Palace kitchen of Emperor Alexander I of Russia. His wife, Empress Elizabeth Alexeievna, couldn’t stand honey, and any dish made with it drove her angry. One day, however, a young new confectioner in the Imperial kitchen didn’t know the Empress’ dislike and he baked a new cake with honey and thick sour cream. Surprisingly, and unaware of the honey content, Empress Elizabeth immediately fell in love with the delicious cake. The cake became popular quite quick and until today it is loved by many Russians. There are many variations of Medovik. Traditionally, it’s made of numerous layers of honey pastry covered with sour cream and sprinkled with honey crumbs on top. Medovik requires quite a lot of time, so people usually bake it for holidays and celebrations. The name of the cake “Medovik” comes from the word “med” (мёд) which means “honey” in Russian.
Source: “Russia’s most irresistible honey trap: Medovik” by Victoria Drey (article)
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cafeinevitable
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A Dangerous Method (2011) | directed by David Cronenberg
“Well, suppose we think sexuality as a fusion—losing oneself as you say—but losing oneself in the other. In other words, destroying one’s own individuality. Wouldn’t the ego in self-defense automatically resist that impulse? I am saying that perhaps true sexuality demands the destruction of the ego.” “In other words, the opposite of what Freud proposes.”
#a dangerous method#film#david cronenberg#trigger warning to the max for this film#if you experienced formative trauma/abuse at the hands of a relative or really anyone#do not recommend#also#michael fassbender literally verbatim admitted to telling keira knightley#that when she was tied up in a scene he could do whatever he wanted#like i'm talking when the cameras weren't rolling#out of character#so there's That#and one of the numerous reasons i Hate that onerous man#but anyway#gorgeous stills i guess#///me#handwriting#deskspaces#food and drink#hands
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Gueorgui Pinkhassov
