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Tostadas de marlin con guacamole | How-To
Nuestro querido amigo, el chef Diego Pérez Turner del restaurante Temporal en la Ciudad de México, nos enseña a preparar unas tostadas de marlin, perfectas para curar una cruda, aunque no tanto para una cena romántica, porque “no hay forma de comer tostadas sin ensuciarte”, dice.
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published: 23 Apr 2016
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How To Light a Grill the Right Way
Everyone thinks they know how to start a charcoal grill, but most don't do it properly. We've all seen it—someone will stand over the grill repeatedly dousing the charcoals and flame with lighter fluid, hoping the flame will gets bigger and bigger to no avail. Our resident grill expert J. Pereira is here to show us that actually, you don't even need any lighter fluid at all. Watch and learn from a backyard BBQ master.
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published: 07 Jul 2015
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How to Make Egg Rolls with Chef E-Dubble
Chef E-Dubble has cooked his way from the streets of South Central to the kitchens of comedy clubs, all the way to catering private parties for the likes of Drake, The Game, and T-Pain. But today, he's here to teach you how to make his famous braised cabbage. Plus, you can take that cabbage, add some shrimp or bacon, whip up some "Everything Tastes Better Sauce," and make an egg roll that will put your local Chinese spot to absolute shame.
RECIPE: Braised Cabbage, Shrimp, and Bacon Egg Rolls: http://bit.ly/1Bx2Tee
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published: 11 Mar 2015
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Bowling for Columbine (2002) - Matt Stone on High School Scene (6/11) | Movieclips
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Matt Stone, co-creator of South Park, talks about his experience of going to high school in Littleton, Colorado.
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Filmmaker, author, and political activist Michael Moore trains his satirical eye on America's obsession with guns and violence in his third feature-length documentary, which gets its title from a pair of loosely related incidents. On April 20, 1999, shortly before they began their infamous killing spree at Columbine High School in Littleton, CO, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold attended their favorite class, a no-credit bowling course held at a bowling alley near the school, the same bowling alley ...
published: 20 Apr 2017
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Kimchi and Korean Opera
Since the antiquity, music has always played an important role at mealtimes. In Berlin, this partnership is most commonly noticed in the form of nightclub-restaurant hybrids.
Berlin's Kochu Karu—a Spanish-Korean fusion restaurant—is host to a very special event: the "Singmahl": a multi-course meal where each course is accompanied by live classical opera music. These compositions are performed by the restaurant’s co-owner, Bin Lee, who trained as a classical soprano singer and has performed at the world-renowned Deutsche Oper. With every singalong night following a certain theme, we got to observe—and enjoy—a seasonal autumn-based meal. Each evening features a menu of imaginative food creations by co-owner and head chef José Miranda Morillo and carefully selected classical songs which comp...
published: 27 Feb 2015
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Θέματα Πρόληψης Ασθενειών με την Αναστασία Μοσχοβάκη
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published: 22 Nov 2014
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How-To: Make Marlin and Guacamole Tostadas with Diego Pérez Turner
Our first ever How-To in Mexico comes from one of the hottest chefs in the country. Chef Diego Pérez Turner owns one of the best breakfast places in Mexico City—Fresco by Diego—as well as Temporal, a restaurant that changes everything from their menus to their uniforms every three months in the hopes of never getting stuck in the same grind.
For this How To, Diego shows us how to prepare the best marlin tostadas for the morning after "cruda". These tostadas have helped tons of Mexican cool kids get over brutal tequila and mezcal hangovers. We really hope this dish never leaves his Temporal menu, but, in case that they do, you can learn how to make them yourself right here.
Check out the recipe here: https://munchies.vice.com/en_us/article/d7kb9k/marlin-and-guacamole-tostadas
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published: 30 Sep 2015
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How China Humiliated a US President: Talking Heads
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VICE News and the New York Review of Books have partnered to create Talking Heads, a series about the big issues of the day as seen by the Review's distinguished contributors.
In the first episode, Orville Schell discusses his essay "China Strikes Back." He recently joined Jimmy Carter on a visit to China, where the former president received a less-than-warm welcome by the country's leaders. Carter re-established diplomatic relations between the United States and China, but how close are the two countries 35 years later? Schell explains how the snubbing reflects a dramatic shift in US-China relations.
VICE News sat down with Schell to discuss the significance of the diplomatic slight against Carter, and how the US might ...
published: 16 Oct 2014
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Joe he loves his belly rubs
published: 03 Jun 2021
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How to Make the Best Fried Chicken in New York
In this episode of How-To, Mission Chinese Food's executive chef Angela Dimayuga shows us how to use koji—a form of fermented cooked rice or soybeans—as a marinade to age chicken over the course of three days so that it fries to perfection. Trust us: This dish is well worth the wait. There's a reason why it's been named the best fried chicken in New York, which is no easy feat—and now, you can make it at home.
RECIPE: Koji Fried Chicken: http://bit.ly/1Hssg2j
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published: 03 Apr 2015
7:23
Tostadas de marlin con guacamole | How-To
Nuestro querido amigo, el chef Diego Pérez Turner del restaurante Temporal en la Ciudad de México, nos enseña a preparar unas tostadas de marlin, perfectas para...
Nuestro querido amigo, el chef Diego Pérez Turner del restaurante Temporal en la Ciudad de México, nos enseña a preparar unas tostadas de marlin, perfectas para curar una cruda, aunque no tanto para una cena romántica, porque “no hay forma de comer tostadas sin ensuciarte”, dice.
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Nuestro querido amigo, el chef Diego Pérez Turner del restaurante Temporal en la Ciudad de México, nos enseña a preparar unas tostadas de marlin, perfectas para curar una cruda, aunque no tanto para una cena romántica, porque “no hay forma de comer tostadas sin ensuciarte”, dice.
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- published: 23 Apr 2016
- views: 11713
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How To Light a Grill the Right Way
Everyone thinks they know how to start a charcoal grill, but most don't do it properly. We've all seen it—someone will stand over the grill repeatedly dousing t...
Everyone thinks they know how to start a charcoal grill, but most don't do it properly. We've all seen it—someone will stand over the grill repeatedly dousing the charcoals and flame with lighter fluid, hoping the flame will gets bigger and bigger to no avail. Our resident grill expert J. Pereira is here to show us that actually, you don't even need any lighter fluid at all. Watch and learn from a backyard BBQ master.
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Everyone thinks they know how to start a charcoal grill, but most don't do it properly. We've all seen it—someone will stand over the grill repeatedly dousing the charcoals and flame with lighter fluid, hoping the flame will gets bigger and bigger to no avail. Our resident grill expert J. Pereira is here to show us that actually, you don't even need any lighter fluid at all. Watch and learn from a backyard BBQ master.
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- published: 07 Jul 2015
- views: 2320937
8:57
How to Make Egg Rolls with Chef E-Dubble
Chef E-Dubble has cooked his way from the streets of South Central to the kitchens of comedy clubs, all the way to catering private parties for the likes of Dra...
Chef E-Dubble has cooked his way from the streets of South Central to the kitchens of comedy clubs, all the way to catering private parties for the likes of Drake, The Game, and T-Pain. But today, he's here to teach you how to make his famous braised cabbage. Plus, you can take that cabbage, add some shrimp or bacon, whip up some "Everything Tastes Better Sauce," and make an egg roll that will put your local Chinese spot to absolute shame.
RECIPE: Braised Cabbage, Shrimp, and Bacon Egg Rolls: http://bit.ly/1Bx2Tee
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Chef E-Dubble has cooked his way from the streets of South Central to the kitchens of comedy clubs, all the way to catering private parties for the likes of Drake, The Game, and T-Pain. But today, he's here to teach you how to make his famous braised cabbage. Plus, you can take that cabbage, add some shrimp or bacon, whip up some "Everything Tastes Better Sauce," and make an egg roll that will put your local Chinese spot to absolute shame.
RECIPE: Braised Cabbage, Shrimp, and Bacon Egg Rolls: http://bit.ly/1Bx2Tee
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- published: 11 Mar 2015
- views: 1265121
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Bowling for Columbine (2002) - Matt Stone on High School Scene (6/11) | Movieclips
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Matt Stone, co-creator of South Park, talks about his experience of going to high school in Littleton, Colorado.
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Filmmaker, author, and political activist Michael Moore trains his satirical eye on America's obsession with guns and violence in his third feature-length documentary, which gets its title from a pair of loosely related incidents. On April 20, 1999, shortly before they began their infamous killing spree at Columbine High School in Littleton, CO, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold attended their favorite class, a no-credit bowling course held at a bowling alley near the school, the same bowling alley which would become the scene of a robbery and triple homicide two years later. While pondering these events, Moore humorously considers the link between random violence and the game of ten pins; along the way, Moore calls on the Michigan Militia (and gets to know some of the models for their "Militia Babes" calendar); spends some time with James Nichols, brother of Oklahoma City bombing accomplice Terry Nichols; visits K-Mart's corporate offices with two teenagers injured in the Columbine massacre as they ask the retail chain to stop selling bullets for handguns; investigates the media's role in the American climate of fear and anger; compares crime statistics in the United States with those of Canada (which, despite higher unemployment and a larger number of guns per capita, manages to rack up a small fraction of the homicides committed in the United States), and questions actor and National Rifle Association president Charlton Heston regarding his appearance at a pro-gun rally held in Littleton a few days after the Columbine massacre, and a similar rally in Flint, MI, after a six-year-old boy killed a classmate with a gun he took from his uncle's house. Bowling for Columbine received its first public screening at the 2002 Ann Arbor Film Festival; the film's official premiere took place a few months later at the Cannes Film Festival.
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Matt Stone, co-creator of South Park, talks about his experience of going to high school in Littleton, Colorado.
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Filmmaker, author, and political activist Michael Moore trains his satirical eye on America's obsession with guns and violence in his third feature-length documentary, which gets its title from a pair of loosely related incidents. On April 20, 1999, shortly before they began their infamous killing spree at Columbine High School in Littleton, CO, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold attended their favorite class, a no-credit bowling course held at a bowling alley near the school, the same bowling alley which would become the scene of a robbery and triple homicide two years later. While pondering these events, Moore humorously considers the link between random violence and the game of ten pins; along the way, Moore calls on the Michigan Militia (and gets to know some of the models for their "Militia Babes" calendar); spends some time with James Nichols, brother of Oklahoma City bombing accomplice Terry Nichols; visits K-Mart's corporate offices with two teenagers injured in the Columbine massacre as they ask the retail chain to stop selling bullets for handguns; investigates the media's role in the American climate of fear and anger; compares crime statistics in the United States with those of Canada (which, despite higher unemployment and a larger number of guns per capita, manages to rack up a small fraction of the homicides committed in the United States), and questions actor and National Rifle Association president Charlton Heston regarding his appearance at a pro-gun rally held in Littleton a few days after the Columbine massacre, and a similar rally in Flint, MI, after a six-year-old boy killed a classmate with a gun he took from his uncle's house. Bowling for Columbine received its first public screening at the 2002 Ann Arbor Film Festival; the film's official premiere took place a few months later at the Cannes Film Festival.
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- published: 20 Apr 2017
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Kimchi and Korean Opera
Since the antiquity, music has always played an important role at mealtimes. In Berlin, this partnership is most commonly noticed in the form of nightclub-resta...
Since the antiquity, music has always played an important role at mealtimes. In Berlin, this partnership is most commonly noticed in the form of nightclub-restaurant hybrids.
Berlin's Kochu Karu—a Spanish-Korean fusion restaurant—is host to a very special event: the "Singmahl": a multi-course meal where each course is accompanied by live classical opera music. These compositions are performed by the restaurant’s co-owner, Bin Lee, who trained as a classical soprano singer and has performed at the world-renowned Deutsche Oper. With every singalong night following a certain theme, we got to observe—and enjoy—a seasonal autumn-based meal. Each evening features a menu of imaginative food creations by co-owner and head chef José Miranda Morillo and carefully selected classical songs which complement each course.
On the day of the meal, we follow José as he makes his preparations. He explains his inspiration for creating these unique fusion food dishes, and as the guests slowly arrive at the restaurant, we get to hear and see the real combination of food and song.
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Since the antiquity, music has always played an important role at mealtimes. In Berlin, this partnership is most commonly noticed in the form of nightclub-restaurant hybrids.
Berlin's Kochu Karu—a Spanish-Korean fusion restaurant—is host to a very special event: the "Singmahl": a multi-course meal where each course is accompanied by live classical opera music. These compositions are performed by the restaurant’s co-owner, Bin Lee, who trained as a classical soprano singer and has performed at the world-renowned Deutsche Oper. With every singalong night following a certain theme, we got to observe—and enjoy—a seasonal autumn-based meal. Each evening features a menu of imaginative food creations by co-owner and head chef José Miranda Morillo and carefully selected classical songs which complement each course.
On the day of the meal, we follow José as he makes his preparations. He explains his inspiration for creating these unique fusion food dishes, and as the guests slowly arrive at the restaurant, we get to hear and see the real combination of food and song.
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- published: 27 Feb 2015
- views: 105929
54:28
Θέματα Πρόληψης Ασθενειών με την Αναστασία Μοσχοβάκη
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- published: 22 Nov 2014
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7:23
How-To: Make Marlin and Guacamole Tostadas with Diego Pérez Turner
Our first ever How-To in Mexico comes from one of the hottest chefs in the country. Chef Diego Pérez Turner owns one of the best breakfast places in Mexico City...
Our first ever How-To in Mexico comes from one of the hottest chefs in the country. Chef Diego Pérez Turner owns one of the best breakfast places in Mexico City—Fresco by Diego—as well as Temporal, a restaurant that changes everything from their menus to their uniforms every three months in the hopes of never getting stuck in the same grind.
For this How To, Diego shows us how to prepare the best marlin tostadas for the morning after "cruda". These tostadas have helped tons of Mexican cool kids get over brutal tequila and mezcal hangovers. We really hope this dish never leaves his Temporal menu, but, in case that they do, you can learn how to make them yourself right here.
Check out the recipe here: https://munchies.vice.com/en_us/article/d7kb9k/marlin-and-guacamole-tostadas
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Our first ever How-To in Mexico comes from one of the hottest chefs in the country. Chef Diego Pérez Turner owns one of the best breakfast places in Mexico City—Fresco by Diego—as well as Temporal, a restaurant that changes everything from their menus to their uniforms every three months in the hopes of never getting stuck in the same grind.
For this How To, Diego shows us how to prepare the best marlin tostadas for the morning after "cruda". These tostadas have helped tons of Mexican cool kids get over brutal tequila and mezcal hangovers. We really hope this dish never leaves his Temporal menu, but, in case that they do, you can learn how to make them yourself right here.
Check out the recipe here: https://munchies.vice.com/en_us/article/d7kb9k/marlin-and-guacamole-tostadas
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- published: 30 Sep 2015
- views: 140201
9:05
How China Humiliated a US President: Talking Heads
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VICE News and the New York Review of Books have partnered to create Talking Heads, a series about the big issues of the day as seen by the Review's distinguished contributors.
In the first episode, Orville Schell discusses his essay "China Strikes Back." He recently joined Jimmy Carter on a visit to China, where the former president received a less-than-warm welcome by the country's leaders. Carter re-established diplomatic relations between the United States and China, but how close are the two countries 35 years later? Schell explains how the snubbing reflects a dramatic shift in US-China relations.
VICE News sat down with Schell to discuss the significance of the diplomatic slight against Carter, and how the US might benefit from a better understanding of the "Chinese Dream."
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VICE News and the New York Review of Books have partnered to create Talking Heads, a series about the big issues of the day as seen by the Review's distinguished contributors.
In the first episode, Orville Schell discusses his essay "China Strikes Back." He recently joined Jimmy Carter on a visit to China, where the former president received a less-than-warm welcome by the country's leaders. Carter re-established diplomatic relations between the United States and China, but how close are the two countries 35 years later? Schell explains how the snubbing reflects a dramatic shift in US-China relations.
VICE News sat down with Schell to discuss the significance of the diplomatic slight against Carter, and how the US might benefit from a better understanding of the "Chinese Dream."
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- published: 16 Oct 2014
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How to Make the Best Fried Chicken in New York
In this episode of How-To, Mission Chinese Food's executive chef Angela Dimayuga shows us how to use koji—a form of fermented cooked rice or soybeans—as a marin...
In this episode of How-To, Mission Chinese Food's executive chef Angela Dimayuga shows us how to use koji—a form of fermented cooked rice or soybeans—as a marinade to age chicken over the course of three days so that it fries to perfection. Trust us: This dish is well worth the wait. There's a reason why it's been named the best fried chicken in New York, which is no easy feat—and now, you can make it at home.
RECIPE: Koji Fried Chicken: http://bit.ly/1Hssg2j
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In this episode of How-To, Mission Chinese Food's executive chef Angela Dimayuga shows us how to use koji—a form of fermented cooked rice or soybeans—as a marinade to age chicken over the course of three days so that it fries to perfection. Trust us: This dish is well worth the wait. There's a reason why it's been named the best fried chicken in New York, which is no easy feat—and now, you can make it at home.
RECIPE: Koji Fried Chicken: http://bit.ly/1Hssg2j
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Action Bronson & Mario Batali - http://bit.ly/Bronson-Batali
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- published: 03 Apr 2015
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