Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Toure Kunda E'mma Medifire

New shoes Things I learned acocinando


My last attempt to buy shoes online totally failed. As I do not want to feel very stupid, say that the fault puma and I share equally. My expectations and reality collided head when I took the shoes of the box were the same shoes on the web page but totally different. Different bad. In addition to aesthetic, the failure was functional. By dint of going shopping for shoes every time a little bit bigger, I ended up buying three more than the necessary size. Checked experimentally that after a certain threshold, no extra space utmost in comfort and one might almost say the rest. I decided to return and restricted to conventional methods. I went to a shoe store in the center, spoke to the employees, I chose a model, I tried various sizes and above you can see the result.

Friday, February 25, 2011

Slogans Healthy Eating

Chile. Threshing in the field, a peasant party summer.


Pebre and bread. La Quebrada, Marchigue 02-2011. Photo Anabella.

As Chile's second largest consumer of bread in the world, now this is bought at the corner store or supermarket, and just knead at home.

As citizens of the modern globalized world, we have lost the links with the land and the products we consume daily. Our cultural identity is becoming more diffuse. To darken the picture a little more inevitable to mention that our biodiversity is under threat.

spikes of wheat, La Quebrada de Marchigue. February 2011. Photo Anabella.

Modernity good thing in many respects, it is not so in others. This in large-scale food production has been gaining hectare after hectare in the world, our country is not foreign to "development." Yes we can, to eye and make efforts not to lose part of our food heritage and cultural identity; still possible to find a little away from large urban centers.

Wheat Juita or Liuto "Pilén Low in September 2010. Photo Anabella.

Wheat came to our country from the hands of the conquerors, before that indigenous peoples were obviously not included in your diet.

planting and harvesting of wheat, was essential for the survival of those who came.
were not used to eating corn and other products that are consumed around here. Over time, gradually wheat ended up being an important part in the feeding of all conquerors, mestizos and any subsequent offspring.

Today our country produces and imports wheat. But planting, harvesting and how to separate wheat from chaff (threshing) have varied over time.

Wheat harvesting and threshing.

mechanical thresher. http://www.ihistory101.net/espanol/lessons/farm-city/threshing-winnowing_1.htm

past all the work, planting, harvesting and threshing (separating the wheat from the stem) were made in manually. In 1786, Scotsman Andrew Meikle invented a threshing machine. The first worked with energy produced by horses later with steam engines. In Chile, the machinery was introduced in the late nineteenth century. Today the entire process is mechanized, using machinery (bencinera or oil).

"Warning road", leading to a trilla.Febrero 2011. Photo Anabella.


mare La Trilla, "a practice of the ancients?

few weeks ago, I could not stop smiling while listening to a group of the Neighbors of the rural town of La Quebrada, located near Marchigue in the Region of Libertador.

The meeting was nothing less than to schedule the completion of a community activity, a loose horse threshing. It sounded unbelievable that someone mentioned that this threshing "was the custom of the ancients." That's because I've been fortunate to witness many, even in recent years. I even thought for a moment the idea for this activity, go to the jug and definitely the "modernity" to their memory was erased.

Although it is often not plant as much wheat for home consumption (as before), anyway there are crops, but the tracks are increasingly machinery. Fortunately the tracks to the old way, stubbornly trying to survive, and still getting some from north to south.

mares and horses They trample on the sheaves into the floor to separate the wheat from the chaff. There are two ways to "loose horse" that are more attractive or a "mare necked" (attached).

I still counting the meeting ... Fortunately, after a short silence, a woman began to describe how they did it not long before the tracks at home. Quickly, several memories surfaced present. The stories were aware that until very recently, many families planted and harvested wheat in the coastal dryland. Land for which year after year, the rains are more elusive and scarce irrigation water. Believe that both forest and intensive cultivation pass the bill.

The trails made them with community-based solidarity work. Today for you, tomorrow for me. It warned the date of the threshing and local people came to help, would later return to hand. Yes, the owners of the wheat had to provide food and drink to all who came to work.

After some speeches, everything flowed wonders and held its first Community Trilla. It was possible to make a big!, Because someone had planted the town and put the bundles (large bundles of swords). They set up committees, volunteered responsible and got down to work.

flags marked the entrance to avoid getting lost. La Quebrada, February 2011. Anabella Photo


party begins.

The trail is considered by many the most complete peasant party. It brings together religion, folklore, food and community solidarity.

Hauling in wheat was made in advance. Strangely in this time it rained in the area (usually not because we are in summer). I knew well rushed to cover the wheat!

Mass at the Chilean. La Quebrada February JJVV 17/02/2011 Photo La Quebrada.

That Sunday, the sun was shining and the traditional peasant party - in gratitude to the earth and sun to grow and mature stems, "as God commands started with a Mass at the Chilean.
It combined the liturgy with songs to the accompaniment of guitars and harp. Concluding with gifts and blessings.

A side of the era, religious blessing. Photo JJVV La Quebrada.


Professor of the School is the Speaker of the party. Anabella Photo

And the festival begins with a slip, after a brief history about threshing.

The party partly Cueca. 13/2/2011 LQ Anabella Photo

Marchigue Voices Group. Photo Anabella.

was followed by several presentations, with songs and dances very well played. Warmly applauded by the audience.

One post family. Photo Anabella.

This was a party very complete, so in-a-shadow and out of local, organized a show of crafts and local produce.

Chilean cake and sweets for the sweet tooth. Photo Anabella.

Honey and honey syrup. Photo Anabella.

Spirits of grapes, roses, herbs. Photo Anabella.

Lana and weavings. Photo Anabella.

unfolded Outside the loose mare threshing.

Photo Neighborhood Council file. February 2011.

in the "era" mares and horses galloping. The Huasos this time in the harness collars. Every so often, the horqueteros were distributing the wheat from the center of the circle.

horqueteros Group. February 2011. Photo Neighborhood Council.

And other riders ran. Photo Neighborhood Council.

not miss the delicious local food.

Sweets or assorted jams. Photo Anabella.

witch in the kitchen, waiting for hot meals. Photo Anabella.

Muffins made with free-range eggs, or yellow. Photo Anabella.

Well and had to eat members of the Neighborhood multiplied working. Some cooked, others attended. Had to feed those who ran in the era, who cheered with songs, dance, clowning and singing to the human.

The kitchen "boiling" the ladies making lunch. Photo Anabella.

Elsewhere, the knights prepared kebabs and roast Photo Anabella.

The remaining audience, was looking forward to that lunch was about:

Partial view of the lunch hour. Anabella Photo

pies this time would be fried to come out warm. Photo Anabella.

View
place. La Quebrada in February 2011. Photo Anabella.

And the food was coming from the pots, grill and kitchen witches. There had been a calf, a lamb over this area are tastiest. By evening announced fried rabbit (Which I did not try), a slope which left me with all the curiosity. And it's not the first time, since in this town I've met preparations had not seen elsewhere. Many long-standing. But here's what I did see show.

C adze threshing. Photo Anabella.

Even today, they say when a dish is served very full, a plate of threshing (abundant).

charquicán, with big chunks of meat. Photo Anabella.

At other times and locations, the charquicanes often with mince finely.

The expected marchiguanos roast lamb with fresh tomato and aromatic. Photo Anabella.

threshing casserole meatballs. Yáquil January 2011. Photo Anabella.
Casserole Meatballs in this area is inevitable classic dish of the tracks required in the small north the style is different, over there serve boiled or pan with a piece of meat or prey (beef or goat).

This photograph is another Pile, held days earlier in the nearest town to Santa Cruz, forced to see her comment was, that was more like a plate of "Machitos drowning" that pot of meatballs. The "Machitos drowned", are prepared with plenty of flour and egg, which is added to whatever is at hand. It can take ground or chopped meat and if not there can be vegetables or minced parsley. This thick mass, is dropped from a small spoons to cook in the boiling broth.

Guess what was for dessert? Something refreshing and summery, mote with small bones.
was a great party and attract many visitors; joined this community in the task must not lose their customs, promoting solidarity and mutual aid. All worked enthusiastically and were happy with the results.
payas During lunch they had on the evening singing and dancing, with rural cueca. To be elected King and Queen of Trilla, culminating with a good dance!

Recuerdos de la Trilla. Photo Anabella.

who take part, happy to share this wonderful celebration with the community and countless visitors. Learn more about our rural traditions and enjoying a meal usually served on these festive occasions.


And Finally, came the inevitable punch with peaches. Photo Anabella.

Have a nice end of holiday!

Sunday, February 20, 2011

How To Wax A Penis Vidoes

Guarapita

Ingredients: shredded newsprint

1 (brown sugar) 3 bottles

white rum 1 1 / 2 cup lemon juice 1 or
half teaspoon of baking soda.

Preparation: Stir

shredded newsprint with the rum until well dissolved, then add the lemon and baking soda. Bottled and cooled for 5 hours in refrigerator. Sergio

Magician. Recipe
sent on October 17, 2010.
friend Sergio, I appreciate your kind attention.

Saturday, February 19, 2011

Reoccuring Itchy Bumps On Buttocks

artichokes


1. The relationship edible part of artichoke / artichoke is very small.
2. Artichokes are difficult to peel, the flower is difficult to remove stains and inside hands.
3. If one does not put them in water with lemon, artichoke hearts turn black.
4. Artichokes cooked in wine, garlic and thyme are the best things in life.

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Sorority Interest Letter

The BBC big personality test




Indicates how Openness We Are willing to explore new ideas and Ways of Doing Things. Conscientiousness
Indicates how well we plan and exhibit self-control. Extroversion
Indicates Our desire for stimulation. Agreeableness
Easily Indicates how we get along with Others. Neuroticism
Indicates how we deal with negative emotions and anxiety Such as stress.


As we get bored of playing entanglement, now you spend the afternoon in the office doing personality test. At least the game told me no I'm not nice.

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

At What Temperature Copper Pipe Freeze

Reasons in this house want to Stephen Fry


Reason One: The charming English accent.

Reason two: This talk about the Catholic church where it says "For me to Be Called a pervert by Extraordinarily These sexually dysfunctional people, I do not think human history has ever Had more."

Reason three: Why is the narrator of Pocoyo English (arguably superior to the English version.)

Wednesday, February 9, 2011

Condolences In Arabic

Creole Language

Ingredients:

1 liter of rum or "white cane"
1 kg. mature ponsigués
1 / 4 kilo of sugar.
1 teaspoon cinnamon
raw 1 teaspoon cloves
beans 1 teaspoon nutmeg.

Preparation:

big mouths are taken several sterilized jars and throw them the ponsigués, then covered with rum and other ingredients. They cover very well the bottles and left to macerate for one year, unopened and in a place where you enter or light, or air, in Mexico are buried. It is advisable to add 5 prunes to take a brown color and a flavor that does not alter the ponsigué. Christian

Cazabonne.
magazine "Sunday" the newspaper "Latest News."
Article: "THE PONSIGUÉ." July 27, 1991.

Saturday, February 5, 2011

Pregnant And Self Employed

A type written school about a book I read.



Last week I finished reading Eating animals Jonathan Safran Foer. The book's thesis is simple: 1. People eat more meat than ever, more people than ever, and the price of meat has increased considerably in the last hundred years 2. The only way to have as much meat as cheap industrial animal production is 3. The farms are highly polluting and unhealthy, not to mention that the animals live in shocking conditions (by putting an adjective).

The topic and the findings lend themselves to write books adoctrinantes, and may it be as indeed it that neither noticed. Safran Foer has both a very personal story and the results of an investigation for which hardly anyone has time or resources. The opinions and facts are documented repeatedly separated and further references help to make the distinction (pure physics mania: I read the references.) If it were necessary to add something to a well-documented history the book is also very entertaining.

learned that there is consensus that meat production is not sustainable. And it will be even less, when China and India begin to consume protein in amounts comparable to Europe or America. No water, no soy, no space to feed and breed these animals, and definitely no where to put all the crap they produce.

And if the pollution and sustainability convince not one, there are still farming conditions (or production). Industrially produced animals have no room to move. The production of the species with the demand has increased by modifying the animals to have more muscles in your body naturally could handle. The animals are constantly sick and are treated preventively with antibiotics. Antibiotics that end up consuming us and make our diseases more resistant to antibiotics. So from the most tender piece of meat for a bbq for Fernando, boring pieces of meat and planes served in the cafeteria of the university come from animals that probably would not have wanted to know in life. And then what with that face I eat?. -----



data and more data by Juan Manuel. Awesome variation in per capita meat consumption in Spain, of 21 kg per person in 1961 to 118 Kg per person in 2002.
Article
A to F. I sent for the procedure.

Tuesday, February 1, 2011

How Does Cockroach Poop Look Like

Today in French class, we learned ...



A large brown turkey
Meet a white rabbit.
"Hello, Mr. Rabbit,
How are your children?"
"Well, well! My good turkey.
Titan eat bread, Uncle
painted a penguin,
And Tintin takes a bath.
you tomorrow Mr. Turkey."

Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Eye Contacts Sharingan

Chile in summer, heat, ice cream "?

Ice

Artisan Gelato, January Nancagua 2011. Photo Anabella.

Today it costs nothing to find ice cream, from the bowling of the block, in bakeries and ice cream. In some neighborhoods and towns are even windows or doors of houses, handmade signs advertising the sale of "buckets."


some in towns and suburbs of places most people pass the ice cream man blowing a horn or bell, in cities you can see street vendors with Styrofoam boxes standing on street corners to pass motorists on the beaches stroll among the vendors offering holidaymakers the refreshing ice cream to pass the "heat." It was not always so.


strawberry ice cream. Nancagua cream parlor. Anabella Photo

Having access to ice cream all year due to global technical advances and the advent of refrigerators in our country. But long before that in the colonial Chile were already being frozen, although at that time or thought to invent the electric refrigerators. The first to arrive in Chile, operated without plug or connection, they were put in a huge block of ice to be all, were the refrigerators.

I do not know the exact date, but before dispensing only ice cream in summer, and since that time is the custom that ice cream vendors to sound a horn or bell to warn that they pass. I remember as a kid, I was still the idea that it was unwise to have ice cream at one time it was not summer, is it because they believed that you could catch a cold? But on the other side, you heard that those who operated in the winter or summer tonsils, the doctor suggested much ice cream. Sorry, I never operated the tonsils.


Ice cream in the world.

There is no uniformity in the criteria for historians to place the onset of ice cream. Some sources say that centuries BC, the Chinese already used snow mixed with honey and fruit. Attributed to Marco Polo in Italy have reported the return of one of his trips.

This may be the reason why some authors mention the Romans as the inventor of the "straws" were used in the manufacture of the same ingredients, ie fruits, honey and snow. In addition there are references to jars with fruit mixed with honey, buried in snow at the time of Alexander the Great.

Either way, the Arabs contributed to the refining of these preparations, using fruit juices. Naming these mixtures with honey and snow as sharbets "(drinks), name used until today," straws "rather fashionable now served even between courses at dinner parties several times.



Nancagua cream parlor. January 2011. Anabella Photo

Make ice cream in ancient times was not easy. First he had to get snow, then have some way to preserve it; without melted for use by mixing with other ingredients to make "ice cream" or "straws."

ice creams were not available to anyone, they were only for consumption by the privileged few. Kings and their courts in France, Spain and England and enjoyed in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.

As in many areas of gastronomy, the French made their contribution and said it was a French chef in the English court, which incorporated the old milk preparations, making them "more palatable." And although he asked not in the dissemination of this innovation. Like almost everything secret finally leaked (and there was no internet or Wikileaks).

At the time of Louis XIV, the French court by the year 1600 was known ice cream with milk. Sparking a controversy between doctors and experts of the time, whether it was good or bad for digestion. At the same time in Italy was invented a machine that allowed mixing ingredients ice cream, making a kind of ice cream, which is known today as ice cream. A milestone that revolutionized the history of ice cream, was the appearance of the refrigerator automatically.



ice bar. In ventadehielo.com

Before that blocks of ice were used. My grandmother and aunts commented how they had changed their life, the emergence of a true furniture-the first "frigidaire" - (refrigerators) that preserved foods longer with huge ice bars carrying home every few days; before that lasted food short in pantries. Ice

in Chile.



Ice Cream snack, Nancagua. January 2011. Photo Anabella.

Notes In Pereira Salas, they mention it in the colonial era when it was considered food-tribute and show of affection. This manifested itself since the birth of someone to death. Baptisms and funerals were "whole protocol", which were established labels and ceremony. Even had "rules" about who was entitled to a doctorate at the University of San Felipe, and there were indications of the type detailed of foods listed, specifying what to whom, how much and to be sent.

jars or pots of ice cream, were among the "gifts" that style at that time. What were the flavors of the time? Historical records speak of colonial ice cream, cinnamon, snack aurora and prince.

be wondering how on earth did ice cream, if there was no electricity and fewer refrigerators or slot machines to make ice cream. The snow did. Snow

for ice cream.

Years ago, I was lucky snowing near holidays and because of that I saw with my own eyes "Cut ice" snow. I had heard that for 18 of the past, in the village nortino "Cogotí 18" was a classic Don Guillo did bring snow and ice prepare Canela. Gradually, the tradition was lost, for that matter had reached the "electricity" and many families had refrigerators.

If you wanted ice cream with cinnamon or other flavoring, it was anything to go to the nearest town, in this case Combarbalá, where even today a few blocks from the plaza continues to operate the ice cream Diaz, whose ice cream and cinnamon in water melon, are a delight.


Old Ice Cream seller
http://www.memoriachilena.cl//temas/documento_detalle2.asp?id=MC0009019

Turning to how to make snow ice cream, which made Mr. Guillo or one of his sons was to repeat the same thing was done long before in Chile and elsewhere long before the world. First bring snow to the mountains, which in this case was not so far away. This is used to keep buried, usually covered with wheat straw and salt.

I had to call my friend Robert C, companion of many adventures adolescents to compare my memories of that one time I witnessed the bill of icy snow here are the data. To make ice cream, had to have two containers of wood or tin (bucket).

larger in the snow and put coarse salt, and that further down the snow-temperature. In a smaller jar with lid half buried in the snow, was a cinnamon sugar water. With a stick while it was spinning much smaller jar, until it began to freeze its contents and was stirring / beating until that "cut" the ice cream.
The result 100% natural ice cream, tasty flavor of cinnamon and a good pink color. As we both think that the cinnamon ice cream today, must have some dye as they are browner.

colonial flavor.

cinnamon ice creams, as is to those who saw him do was the classic colonial era also prepared snack, which were made of custard with heavy cream, egg yolks and sugar.
While the aurora was a drink of water, almond milk and cinnamon, is not specified but must have been sweetened. This concoction is then "cut" to make snow ice cream Aurora. There was nothing at the time, were later incorporated other flavors, and as technology progressed and came to our country. With refrigerators opportunities to store ice cream flavors were higher and multiply also outside influences also were added flavors.



varied in ice-cream flavors Pichilemu. January 2011. Isidora Diaz picture.

As found by Mackenna carrying Accounting Office, there are records that "ice" aurora "is made of almond, egg and" a dash of cinnamon tea. " Is deposited in a gourd. .. "

Recipes for these and other ices found in successive editions and reprints of Novísimo Manual Handy Chef.



Raspberry Ice Cream. Pichilemu January 2011. Isidora Diaz picture. Old

ice cream recipes.
of the newest cookbooks

1896 Cinnamon Ice Cream
ounce is taken i mean i is empty fine cinnamon over boiling water, leaving a quiet time in enough water infusion, when is it slips Aconcha i clear it i put a little sugar dissolved in hot water rubber. Scoop

aurora
a horchata is made very clearly of a pound of almonds i put on fire. When a boil, toss four mui beaten egg yolks, first they get rid of it a little horchata, is left in the fire while i beat it with a grinder. When the egg is cooked, take it out i is sweetened, it also puts a bit of cinnamon tea. Ice

snack
Boil the milk to a cube of two pounds when cooked, is emptied eight eggs well beaten i let it cook, when they are cooked, slip i are removed, the i sweeten them i put a cinnamon lemon peel, also can take a bit of brewed coffee to milk.

More ice cream recipes Novísimo Manual 1896 Kitchen

addition to these three ice cream prepared in the colony were added flavors, up to date with ice cream to roux or pisco sour. Product

influences and exchanges in our kitchens were added other water ices and milk, using different ingredients and flavors.

thought to leave the ice cream recipes with only the Colonial, but after having traveled to the area of \u200b\u200bColchagua and passed to take pictures Nancuagua artisanal ice cream and then another in Pichilemu, where they sold delicious ice cream made in Sta Cruz, I decided to add a couple more ice cream preparations. Perhaps someone wanted to make an attempt to prepare them well or adapt the old recipes.



varied in ice-cream flavors Nancagua. January 2011. Anabella Photo


Milk Ice Cream Two pounds of milk, twelve ounces of sugar, grated lemon, an orange citron i a, i two tablespoons of orange blossom water, boil everything goes well i when
thick is allowed to cool i freezes.


walnut ice cream Boil milk with crushed walnuts i in stone after cooking is passed through a sieve i is sweetened with syrup should be ready, eight yolks are beaten i will put the milk is placed in the fire again, removed, allowed to cool i freezes.


Almond Ice Cream Toast almonds, for a regular cube, two pounds rubs with a cloth i is ground with water or milk, strain before throwing a lot of milk. If you are charged is increased water or milk sugar that melts it is estimated that should enter into the bucket i is flavored with cinnamon. These ice creams are also good mui i are not roasted almonds. Another

almond milk ice
infusion is done in a little boiling milk, cinnamon, vanilla, lemon peel i a, you pour the milk needed for two pounds of sugar is also added the juice of half a pound of almonds, they are ground with the same milk. Scoop


coffee milk is estimated necessary for a regular cube, boil a pound of ground roasted coffee, i a twist of lemon, is given three slips i boils, then sweeten to taste i
freezes.
The coffee ice cream made fresh as cinnamon.



ice cream. January 2011 Pichilemu. Photo Isidora Diaz. Ice

old fruit-based:

Peach ice cream
Two pounds of sliced \u200b\u200bpeaches boil for a while i then passed through a screen of this is put two pounds of sugar syrup made of four i the sour lemons i mix everything freezes. Ice


Twenty apple apple split in half, they were inside out, crush i get the fire with ten ounces of water: let it boil until reduced one hand, then pass sieve i check them twelve ounces of powdered sugar when i have cooled, they pour the juice of two lemons i freezes.


apricot ice cream Peel the apricots, washed pots i melt in removing first bone have ready the amount of milk you use, it should be cool i cooked, is passed through a sieve the apricot, joins i milk is sweetened to taste. These ice creams are also made in water.

strawberry ice cream
strawberries are undone While i is passed through a sieve.
This juice is attached to the sugar should be dissolved in enough water, but must be calculated that is a little thick to come out good. Ice

lemon or orange peel fruit
i was part to squeeze it, put the sugar syrup i made water for mui is not acid. For the lemon they can take a bit of rubber arabic dissolved in hot water clear i well beaten when they are taking shape.

Ice Cream, Brevera, Sailing, confectionery, Dairy.
http://www.memoriachilena.cl//temas/documento_detalle.asp?id=MC0001493



And finally, a newspaper article that shows that the traditions lucky and stubbornly, still survive.

"They keep the ice in bags for the tradition of All Saints Day Cream with snow
the rage buried near cemetery
can read the full story at:

http://www.lacuarta.cl/diario/2002/11/02/02.22.4a.NAS.HELADOS.html




I have also seen in TV news summer, the ice last season snow near San Pedro de Atacama, these were of cinnamon.

If you got the urge to make homemade ice cream, but believes that these old recipes is not enough indication to prepare, I recommend you shop around some blogger friends blogs. Canela


Have a good holiday!