ЯПОНИЯ — ЭТО НЕ ТОЛЬКО АНИМЕ И ЯПОНКИ. Япония вне Токио
В этом видео мы отправимся к озеру Кавагучи, которое расположено прямо у подножия Фудзи. Для чего японцам большие бочки с алкоголем, сколько стоит поезда на загородном японском такси и как выглядит озеро с горой Фудзи с высоты птичьего полета. Обо всем этом в данном видео.
Вторая часть видео из серии «Правда об учебе в Японии». В этот раз мы поговорим о подработке в Японии, посчитаем сколько можно заработать и на что хватит этих денег. Разберемся реально ли учиться, работать и при этом оплачивать обучение, еду, жилье и другие расходы. Обязательно посмотрите первую часть видео:
РЕЦЕПТ.
Помидоры — 5 кг.
Зелень любая — 1 кг.
Растительно масло — 200 мл.
Соль — 60 гр.
Сахар — 160 гр.
Уксус 9 % — 5 ст. ложки.
Кориандр молотый — 2 ст. ложки.
Черный перец — по — вкусу.
Острый красный перец — по — вкусу.
Чеснок — 150 гр.
1. Зелень можно добавить любую, но обязательно добавьте сельдерей.
2. Крышки можно винтовые.
3. Банки не стерилизую.
Всем приятного аппетита!
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Tokyo Tsukiji market is home to mouthwatering street food. We wander through and uncover many of the must try dishes in the world famous market.
A huge thanks to Japan Wonder Travel for assisting with the filming in Tsukiji market. Their experience of the secret spots behind the scenes made it all possible.
— Fantastic TSUKIJI Street Food Tour with the Experts
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This amazing chef creates mind-blowing food illusions that will definitely impress you!
Chef Ben Churchill has been a professional chef for over 10 years. Around 3 years ago, he realised there was one area of cooking he had never really dabbled in: pastry. He started teaching himself the basics but soon grew tired of the conventional aspects of the pastry world. Everyone was doing the same cakes, mousses and pastries. This is when he started thinking about lemons. Could chocolate be worked to form the shape of a fruit, but contain a hidden surprise? He crudely constructed a chocolate shell by moulding yellow chocolate around a lemon, cutting the citrus fruit out then joining it back together, but not before filling it with chocolate ganache. It worked! It was rough, and crudely made, but it worked! Now his mind was opened. What else could be done? What else can be made? How far can desserts go? So he started experimenting. Carrot cake shaped like a carrot, beetroot shaped brownies, coconut mushroom meringues. With each dessert he was teaching himself new skills, new ideas. This is when he started to move even deeper into what he calls ‘food illusions’; desserts designed to trick and confuse. The ethos has always been the same however. The flavours must always remain true to the theme. A dessert based on the computer game Fallout, for example, should include flavours relevant to a post nuclear wasteland: sour sugar, lemonade, popping candy.
As the desserts became more elaborate, so started the criticism. Some people in the world online couldn’t believe they were edible. They must be constructed with something other than food. So he decided to start filming himself making them. He showed himself creating, then eating the food illusions. This is when his profile really grew. His Facebook and Instagram started gaining followers, the video quality and editing skills improved, and the desserts kept on coming.
People watching the desserts just wasn’t enough for him. He wanted people to experience them for themselves, to try making them, to start thinking like he does. So he began writing «Food Illusions volume 1». A compilation of some techniques, thoughts, articles and of course full desserts. Completely self-produced, from the photos to the design, it was released in November 2017 through Amazon. It was very well received by food illusion fans both new and old, and has shifted over 1,000 copies to date.
What next? As of late his desserts have taken a sinister turn. Following on from the success of his washing up sponge dessert (olive oil sponge, topped with a mint crumb and served with a milk foam and apple puree to replicate a scrubbing sponge) he is now playing on the idea of not only making desserts that look like other things, but making them resemble unappealing items. The idea is to challenge people’s perceptions of taste. To add that element of surprise, and be delicious. Examples include the edible soap bar (lemon parfait, lavender gel and chamomile shortbread), the mouldy orange (a conventional mirror glazed imitation orange, but with the addition of bubble gum meringue powder for a realistic mouldy look) and most famously, the edible ashtray. A vanilla pannacotta set in an ashtray, topped with silver chocolate, meringue ash and chocolate cigarette butts. The reactions have been better than expected. Love it or hate it, they definitely get people talking. These desserts will set the theme for his next book, «Food illusions volume 2». There will be many desserts in the same style as these. Food to make your skin crawl but stomach celebrate, as well as tutorials on silicone mould making, more techniques and musings.
Amazing cutting skills ~ Its Culinary Magic to watch Masterchef John Zhangs cutting technique. All of his most impressive and most memorable cooking experiences involving knives and cutting, which is why we’ve compiled a list of Chef Johns top 5 knife moments!
00:08 Cut tofu — Braised tofu recipe
03:59 Cut potato
07:37 Fish cutting — Sweet and sour Chrysanthemum Fish (Blossoming)
11:14 Cut gizzard
14:29 Cut cucumber
Dont miss our walk in New York City Part 2. Here is the link: youtu.be/m04Q97CTvCk
We recorded this 4k ultra hd video during our trip to Manhattan, New York City on August 2019.
Midtown Manhattan is the central portion of Manhattan in New York City. Midtown is visited by millions of tourist every year and is home to some of the citys most iconic buildings, the headquarters of the United Nations as well as Broadway and Times Square.
Our guided walking tour starts at Times Square and ends at the Empire State Building. Were going to cover the most popular attractions, including Rockefeller Center, New York Public Library and others.
Video Timeline Links:
00:00 — New York City, Midtown Manhattan Walking Tour Intro
00:41 – Times Square
16:35 – Fox New Network
19:39 — Radio City Music Hall
22:35 — Rockefeller Center
26:34 — St. Patricks Cathedral
28:12 — Atlas Statue
32:46 — St Bartholomews Church
41:10 — Grand Central Terminal
45:58 — Chrysler Building
52:01 — New York Public Library
55:31 — Bryant Park
01:10:18 — Empire State Building
Что думают японки о русских мужчинах? Русские мужчины с точки зрения японок очень здорово выглядят. Японцы всегда поражаются, как русские женщины любят поливать грязью вторую половинку вне зависимости от того, муж это или просто кавалер. О том, почему японки любят русских мужчин более подробно я расскажу в данном видео.
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