Видео представлено исключительно в документальном формате для ознакомления и не несет в себе никаких призывов к насилию, развратного контекста и агрессии по отношению к какой-либо группе людей или национальности. Прошу вас не оскорбляться если вы неправильно интерпретировали содержание видео.
Не влог, никаких нелепых лиц и разговоров, только Япония.
Город Мидзухо, это ещё одно место предложенное моим зрителем и фаном CLANNAD. Город расположен в западной части Токио, по соседству с городом Фусса, где я снимал фестиваль светлячков. Зная, что будет дождь, взял с собой жёлтую грушу.
Я начал со станции Хаконэгасаки и прошёлся к Скай холлу. По пути я зашёл в парк Дзюнсай с красивым прудом. После Скай холаа я дошёл до храма Саяма, с тем же именем, что и озеро Сайма снятое мной ранее. Затем я дошёл до парка с прудом с названием Саяма :). В конце я вернулся к станции.
If you have a problem with us NOT CLEANING the insides of a lobster before cooking, you will have a problem with Gordon Ramsey doing the same exact thing… www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhK4HF_oRho
Master Sushi Chef Hiroyuki Terada shows you how to make this amazing delicious Chinese inspired dish, Lobster Cantonese. Maine lobsters can be found anywhere but in the worst case, if you cant find it you can use frozen lobster tails or even shrimp. We chose to use a fresh 3 pound Maine lobster for its succulent sweet meat.
Our ingredients are very easy to find:
Soy Sauce
Fresh Ginger
Fresh Scallions
Butter
Garlic
Honey
Sambal (chilli)
The hardest part may be dispatching a live lobster but if you follow our suggestion in this video by beginning at the very top of its head and cutting straight down, this should be the «most» humane way. In our other video, we showed another way to dispatch a lobster by cutting the heart first; we were met with extreme hate and scathing comments, but we still stand by our original way.
The rest of the world throws live lobsters into a large vat of boiling water so honestly, theres more than one way to dispatch a lobster.
We hope you find this video helpful and inspiring and that youll try this recipe at home with a delicious lobster or another type of fresh shell fish.
This dish or a variant of it will be on our menu this year so do pass on by to give it a try.
Comment below and do let us know how your variation went. As always, thank you for watching and we look forward to seeing you in our next video :)
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Master Sushi Chef Hiroyuki Terada is one of the top Japanese Chefs in the entire world and the most popular Japanese chef on YouTube.
At age 10, Terada learned the basics of sushi from his father and then went on to attend RKC Chefs School in Kochi, Japan from 1987-1989. He soon earned a nickname for his fast knife, attention to detail, divine presentation and ability to create new dishes and accents based on traditional Japanese cuisine. After graduating RKC Chef School, he was called to serve under Master Chef Kondo at Yuzuan restaurant in Kochi, Japan from 1989-1992. Mr. Kondo is the master of Kansai style cooking, considered to be the high-end of Japanese cuisine. Terada earned the title Master Sushi Chef by becoming the standing head sushi chef
Check out this stunning and satisfying compilation of beautiful hand-carved candles by DIMSI TV!
Theyre too beautiful to burn, and the way theyre made is oddly satisfying to watch. When you look at the final results, it hard to believe that these are just paraffin candles theyre real masterpieces with intricate twisted ribbons, and carved weaves and patterns.
«DIMSI» is the name of both a candle factory and a team of creative craftsmen. They produce carved candles, equipment for their manufacture, and also organize masterclasses.
Creating a carved candle is an incredible and beautiful process! People doing this job definitely dont feel stress after a working day ;)
In order to produce several multicolored layers in a candle, its placed in hot paraffin with dyes. After that, the masters start their work. The candle cools down very quickly, so in order to avoid the material hardening, the carving has to be done very quickly
Watch this awesome video and youll be impressed with the candle craftsmens skills!
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