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There are a lot of the chocolate chip cookie recipes, but I think this one is quite interesting. It takes so little time for shaping these cookies, because after mixing the dough all you have to do is put the dough in the pan and bake, no need to use a lot of equipments, no need to shape in to portion. The recipe comes from my own magazine collection: Martha Stewart Living -Holiday Party Foods (Special Issue December 2003), so old right? But I believe good recipe never grow out of date. As always I reduce the sugar amount in the recipe but if you use only nut in the recipe you may increase the sugar amount to 100g (or not up to your taste).
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CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE BARS
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Tharros - Bombay Sapphire Gin, Myrtle Berry, Moscato d’Asti, lime, cherry bark bitters ($16)
Named after a church, although the origins of such a name even eludes the bartender.
That is not a new political scandal in the US, and no pub either, it is the name of the famous medieval gateway in the middle of the picture!
www.historyofyork.org.uk/themes/the-york-city-walls/mickl...
York, England
it was dark - not the greatest photo opportunity, but it had been a good evening - and bex was still eyeing up the tapas menus
I really liked that bar - I liked the cracked glass in the picture frame, the faded red chairs, the air conditioner stuck on the wall
1943 North American B-25H Barbie III
The B-25H was an improved version of the B-25G. The fixed nose armament was increased to four nose-mounted .50-cal. machine guns and four more .50-cal. machine guns in fuselage mounted pods. The 75mm cannon was changed from the G model's M4 to the lighter T13E1 75mm cannon. The top turret was moved to the forward fuselage and the lower turret was removed and replaced by a single .50-cal. machine gun in each of the two waist positions. A tail turret housing a pair of .50-cal. machine guns was added bringing the firepower total to 14 .50-cal. machine guns and a 75mm cannon. The aircraft could also carry up to 3,200 pounds of bombs.
At the bar at Rum Point Beach on Grand Caymen Island as a humorous rebuke to idiotic questions asked by tourists.
Abbey Road Bar, Novo Hamburgo/RS.
Foto:
Giovani Paim
para Abbey Road Bar
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