Podcasts about Herbes

durée : 00:25:41 - Les gouts d'ici en Gironde

durée : 00:18:49 - C'est bon ça, c'est fait en Isère ? - À Saint-Martin-d'Uriage, la Mésange Toquée sublime les herbes fraîches dans une cuisine raffinée et locale. Le chef Laurent Do Sacramento partage ses astuces pour les intégrer, les conserver et les savourer à chaque saison.

In this episode, Craig McGrouther interviews Paul Herbes from Equity Institutional Services, discussing the intricacies of self-directed IRAs and their role in alternative investments like syndications. Paul shares his background, the process of investing through self-directed IRAs, common misconceptions about taxes, and the competitive advantages of their services. The conversation also covers important topics such as 1031 exchanges, prohibited transactions, and the benefits of Roth IRAs, providing listeners with a comprehensive understanding of how to optimize their retirement funds.Learn more about Lone Star Capital at www.lscre.com Get a FREE copy of the Passive Investor Guide:https://www.lscre.com/content/passive-investor-guide Subscribe to our newsletter and receive our FREE underwriting model package:https://www.lscre.com/resource/fof-underwriting-toolkit Follow Rob Beardsley:https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-beardsley/https://www.facebook.com/RobBeardsleyLSC/Read Rob's articles:https://www.lscre.com/blog 

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Rencontre avec un producteur genevois de plantes aromatiques et médicinales. Camille Boschung a fondé et dirige "1001 Herbes". Petite entreprise de production bio. Ses cultures se trouvent à Soral, son atelier aussi, véritable caverne d'Ali Baba parfumée.

durée : 00:18:15 - Les gouts d'ici en Gironde

Aujourd'hui, je suis à Mouans-Sartoux, dans le sud-est de la France, entre Cannes et Grasse. Je suis dans les jardins du musée international de la parfumerie et... comment dire ? Ils ne ressemblent pas vraiment à l'idée qu'on pourrait se faire. Et pourtant, ils sont gérés écologiquement et abritent des milliers d'espèces.Les personnes interrogées dans cet épisode sont :Christophe Mège, chef jardinier des jardins du musée international de la parfumerie de Mouans-Sartoux Lucille Bourgeais, responsable mobilisation citoyenne à la LPO Ile de France Marine Cornet, responsable du service protection à la LPO Ile de FranceSuper Green Me, un podcast imaginé par Lucas Scaltritti Écriture : Lucas Scaltritti & Matilde Meslin Réalisation & mixage : Franck Haderer Direction artistique : Camille Juzeau Production exécutive : Chloé Tavitian Musique originale : Solène Moulin Graphisme : Aurore Carric Enregistrement voix off : Karen Beun et Nathalie Mattera chez Gong Audio Production déléguée : 13 ProductionsCette saison est parrainée par MAIF, l'assureur militant. Merci à eux pour leur soutien ! Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

CODE PROMO de la formation de Julie : CAPSURTAPERMACULTURE20https://sorteztoutvert.frCODE PROMO de Herbes et Traditions (sponsor de l'épisode) : ANOUK15https://www.herbes-et-traditions.frJ'ai le plaisir d'accueillir sur le podcast Julie Bernier, plus connue sur Instagram sous le nom de "Sorteztoutvert".Julie est experte en permaculture, autrice, conférencière et formatrice. Pourtant, son parcours ne l'a pas toujours menée sur ce chemin !Dans cet épisode, elle partage son histoire : de sa vie parisienne à la création de son jardin en permaculture éducatif dans les Landes, en passant par les défis qu'elle a rencontrés en tant qu'entrepreneure.La seconde partie de l'épisode est consacrée à la permaculture, avec de précieux conseils pour créer votre propre potager... Et ça tombe bien, c'est la saison idéale !"Cap sur tes rêves" - Le podcast d'Anouk Corolleur, conçu pour t'accompagner vers une vie épanouie et alignée. Retrouve chaque semaine des interviews inspirantes et des conseils pratiques pour t'aider à réaliser tes rêves.Envie d'aller plus loin ? Explore mes formations de yoga de 200H et de 30H axées sur la transformation personnelle, ainsi que mes programmes en ligne de yoga et de méditation pour une pratique quotidienne chez soi. Inscris-toi à ma newsletter sur www.anoukcorolleur.com et suis-moi sur Instagram @anoukcorolleur pour ne rien manquer !Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Ce soir, on reçoit ZorroSlice, le rappeur québécois qui a remporté le poumon d'or de la saison 5 d'High et Fines Herbes.

Empate agridulce del RCD Mallorca en casa frente al Alavés (1-1). Sabe mal, porque antes del partido nos las prometíamos muy felices con las celebraciones del día de les  Illes Balears y el estreno de la camiseta conmemorativa de tan señalado día (?). Asano marcó un golazo, pero Muriqi no tuvo el día (de verdad que no lo tuvo) y, como suele ser habitual, el Mallorca acabó pagando su indecisión de cara a puerta (estuvo horrible). Por último, nos preguntamos si este equipo está preparado para jugar en Europa o si convendría esperar al año que viene.

durée : 01:00:37 - Les Nuits de France Culture - par : Philippe Garbit - - réalisation : Virginie Mourthé

Trouvez refuge dans les dunes de Banna Strand, où les herbes de Marram murmurent leurs secrets au vent de l'Atlantique. Protégé parmi ces anciens gardiens de sable, écoutez les vagues lointaines se mêler au doux mouvement des brins robustes. Idéal pour une concentration profonde ou un sommeil paisible, laissez la côte sauvage de l'Irlande vous offrir son rythme intemporel, un équilibre naturel entre mouvement et calme.Versions exclusives de 8 heures. Sans pub + Épisodes bonus Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Today I'm getting ready for NYE by chatting with cookbook author and wine-pairer extraordinaire, Jill Hough, about what foods pair well (and don't pair well) with Champagne and other sparkling wines. The surprise recipe she shares with us is a perfect appetizer or side dish for New Years - or anytime of year!Jill's Links:Blog: JillHough.comJill's Cookbooks:  100 Perfect Pairings: Small Plates To Serve With Wines You Love, 100 Perfect Pairings: Main Dishes To Enjoy With Wines You Love, The Clean Plates Cookbook, Finger Lickin' ChickenIG: @JillSHoughRecipe Link: Baked Chèvre with Herbes de Provence BreadcrumbsChristine's Links:Pork Rib RoastPork Crown RoastNo-Bake Cheesecake CupsInstant Pot Collard Greens

La fira se celebra aquest diumenge al matí al pati de l'Erol i la Plaça de l'Església.

A partir de 12 ans - Fernand Nathan - 1982 Résumé : C'était le surlendemain de Pâques, trois lycéens de Colmar posèrent leur provisions encadré par les vosges et par la forêt noire . Tous les trois préparent une omelette, une omelette aux fines herbes d'Eguisheim. Les fines herbes qui vont avoir un effet inattendu ...

Avec : Emmanuelle Dancourt, journaliste et présidente de l'association #MeTooMedia. Frédéric Hermel, journaliste RMC et auteur. Et Pierre Rondeau, expert en économie du sport. - Après le succès d'audience rencontré cette année, Estelle Denis repart pour une nouvelle saison. Toujours accompagnée de Rémy Barret et sa bande, Estelle Denis s'invite à la table des français pour traiter des sujets qui font leur quotidien. Société, conso, actualité, débats, coup de gueule, coups de cœurs… En simultané sur RMC Story.

La ville de Saint-Lambert vient de bannir les pesticides biologiques pour l'entretien des pelouses et végétaux. Seul l'arrachage des mauvaises herbes sera désormais permis. L'usage de produits à base de vinaigre, eau salée, farine de maïs seront passibles d'amende de 1000$. Une première au Québec! Entrevue avec Philippe Caissie, vice-président de l'Association des services en horticulture ornementale du Québec ASHOQPour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Join cultivators Patrick Pagé of Great White North Growers and Mehgan Race Widdison of Mauve et Herbes as they share their commercial agriculture experiences in Quebec. Hear how their unique lifestyle, commitment to the craft and camaraderie with fellow growers propels the industry forward, creating a culture of continuous improvement and innovation in Canadian cannabis.

Notes del programa Els noms de les espècies i herbes aromàtiques canvien força d'una llengua a l'altra, i avui volem parlar-ne perquè sapigueu com es diuen en català. Som-hi! Taller de llengua Quan hem de dir tastar i quan provar? Resolem el dubte! Bonus La Sílvia explica quines herbes aromàtiques tenen a casa. Transcripció Sílvia: [0:15] Bon dia i bona hora! Andreu: [0:16] Bon dia i bona hora! Com estem? Sílvia: [0:19] Molt bé! Andreu: [0:20] Fantàstic! Doncs jo també. Mira, estic animat perquè l'altre dia vam crear un canal nou al Discord, un xat nou, que es diu Super Easy Chat, perquè… clar, al Discord hi ha aprenents, persones que aprenen el català, òbviament amb nivells diferents, i a vegades potser hi havia una persona, alguna persona una mica tímida que no gosava escriure al xat general perquè potser el nivell era massa… massa avançat, el de la… la conversa, i llavors vam tenir aquesta idea de crear un Super Easy Chat i allà hem parlat de moment de mascotes, i la gent va compartir fotos dels seus gossos i els seus gats… i això, i també de plantes, perquè hi va haver una persona que va dir: "Jo no tinc animals, però sí que tinc moltes plantes". Sílvia: [1:11] No vaig ser jo, que ho sapigueu. Andreu: [1:12] No vas ser tu. Tu en tens moltes, clar! Sílvia: [1:14] Sí. Andreu: [1:15] Tu en tens moltes d'exterior, per això, no? D'interior en teniu, també? Sílvia: [1:18] Sí, també en tenim. Menys, però també. Andreu: [1:21] D'acord. Doncs llavors vaig mirar jo aquí al pis quantes plantes tinc i em vaig adonar que en tinc molt poques. O sigui, pensava que en tenia més. És que en tinc només tres! És molt trist! Sílvia: [1:34] Pensa que les plantes, si no te'n recordes d'elles fins al cap de molt temps, es moren, Andreu. Andreu: [1:40] Sí, sí. Sí, sí, sí, ho sé… ho conec, ho conec. No, però a mi les plantes m'agraden, i si tingués més espai o si tingués un jardí, la veritat és que segur que en tindria moltes més. Passa que aquí, primer, que tinc un pis petit; segon, que l'únic balcó que tinc dona al nord, llavors… no és el millor balcó per tenir-hi plantes. Sílvia: [2:04] Ah, però hi… Andreu: [2:05] Depèn de quines, clar. Sí. Sílvia: [2:06] Clar. Ja està. Andreu: [2:09] No, allà en tinc un parell que viuen bé, però d'altres ho he intentat i no. No, no ha funcionat. En resum, que l'altre dia, doncs, tenia ganes de tenir més plantes i em vaig comprar una alfàbrega, que és una planta aromàtica… Sílvia: [2:24] Alfàbrega de cuina o alfàbrega de jardí? Andreu: [2:27] Alfàbrega de cuina. Sílvia: [2:27] Ah, doncs pots fer el pesto! Andreu: [2:29] Sí, exacte. Aquesta que té les fulles més… més grans. I a mi és que l'alfàbrega m'encanta. O sigui, m'encanta la salsa pesto, m'encanta l'alfàbrega, fins i tot també en una amanida. No? Una amanida de tomàquet, amb burrata, no?, mozzarella i una mica de fulles d'alfàbrega, oli d'oliva i… fantàstic, boníssim! Sílvia: [2:50] Que guai, molt bé! Andreu: [2:52] Doncs això, llavors he pensat que estaria bé també aquí al pòdcast parlar algun dia d'herbes aromàtiques i espècies. Sílvia: [2:59] Genial, fantàstic! Andreu: [3:00] Perquè els noms d'aquestes coses, d'aquestes herbes i… i espècies canvien molt d'una llengua a l'altra. Sílvia: [3:07] Oi tant! Andreu: [3:08] Llavors, podríem anar repassant les espècies i herbes que tenim, que tens tu a casa i que tinc jo, i anem comentant per a què serveixen, perquè els oients entenguin de què estem parlant en cada cas, i si ens agraden o no i a on les posem. Sílvia: [3:23] Vinga! [...] Fes-te membre de la subscripció de pòdcast per accedir a les transcripcions completes, a la reproducció interactiva amb Transcript Player i a l'ajuda de vocabulari. (http://easycatalan.org/membership)

Al Conflent és manté viva una tradició. A la nit Sant Joan les herbes collides abans sortida del sol són beneïdes a la capella Sant Joan Dossorons al terme de Codalet. Aquest any encara mossèn Martí Gabet ha celebrat la missa a les sis de la matinada per una quarantena de fidels a la tradició. Reportatge Enric Balaguer

PrésentationDans l'épisode d'aujourd'hui, nous allons explorer une nouvelle herbe vivace, bien connue de la tradition européenne. Grande plante estivale, culturellement récoltée et transformée le jour de la Saint-jean Baptiste. Herbes aux milles trous et aux grandes vertus. Belle découverte ou redécouverte du Millepertuis Hypericum perforatum.Belle écouteNos actualités  :Découvrez nos programmes en ligne en lien avec la naturopathie régénérative, les plantes médicinales et l'art de vivre avec la terre qsur notre site internetwww.deaterra.org et sur notre compte Instagram @_dea_terra_Crédit : Herbergé par Ausha podcastVisitez ausha.com/privacy pour plus d'informationsEcriture, réalisation et narration : Camille PellouxPhotos : Camille PellouxIllustration : Carlos Vazquez RuckstuhlGénérique : Accralate de Kevin MacleodAvertissement : Les informations partagées dans ce podcast ne constituent ni un accompagnement, ni un avis médical, ni des conseils personnalisés. Faites appel à votre discernement, votre esprit critique et votre libre arbitre. N'arrêtez jamais un traitement médical en cours ni l'accompagnement par votre professionnel de santé. Faites appel en cas de besoin à un professionnel et un spécialiste pour une prise en charge adaptée.© Tous droits réservés Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Episode 201 Sponsored by: River Road Family Vineyards and Winery Carol Shelton, Winemaker and Owner of Carol Shelton Wines Today we are joined by renowned winemaker Carol Shelton! We delve into her favorites- currently, the 2022 Coquille Blanc and Wild Thing Rendezvous Rosé, discussing their distinctive winemaking processes. She emphasizes the critical role barrel selection plays in shaping the wines' flavor profiles and highlights the richness of her wines through food pairing, providing a recipe for an asparagus tart that beautifully complements the Coquille Blanc. Wines of the Day: Carol Shelton 2022 Coquille Blanc Wild Thing 2023 Rendezvous Rosé Fast Five: Carol's "Asparagus Tart" - Or Fancy Pizza :) Instructions from Carol herself: Here are the FIVE (sort of, I cheated a bit): 1 roll of crescent roll dough (or puff pastry if you have to be fancy) 2 T. Dijon mustard 2 c. freshly grated gruyère cheese (or fontina or asiago) 1 # very skinny asparagus, tough ends snapped or cut off, then cut into 1” lengths ½ c. freshly grated parmesan cheese A squeeze of fresh lemon juice and its zest (optional) A sprinkling of Herbes de Provence (optional)   Preheat oven to 400°F. Flatten out crescent roll dough into a rectangle (approx. 12”x9”) on parchment paper on a sheet pan. Prick it all over with a fork (called “docking it”).  Spread the mustard evenly over the docked dough.  Sprinkle grated gruyère over crust, avoiding edges so it won't bubble over when hot. Lay asparagus over the bed of cheese and sprinkle herbs, parmesan and lemon juice/zest on top.  You can make a nice pattern of the asparagus if you want to get fancy! Bake at 400°F for 15-20 min or until pastry edges are brown and crispy and cheese is melted. Cut into squares and serve—top with a squeeze of balsamic glaze if desired.   Links: https://www.carolshelton.com/ Sponsor: River Road Family Vineyards and Winery Credits: The Wine Road podcast is mixed and mastered at
 Threshold Studios Sebastopol, CA. http://thresholdstudios.info/

Deixar una feina estable amb un salari cada mes per posar en marxa un negoci no és fàcil tot i que tinguis el coixí de la família i encara menys si ho deixes tot per treballar al sector primari o fent un treball gairebé artesanal. És el cas tant de la Sandra Balcón com de l'Eva Gómez. La Sandra és mestre i fa dos anys va deixar la docència per posar en marxa una granja de gallines ecològiques a Canillo. L'Eva es dedicava a la comunicació quan fa onze anys va començar a produir i comercialitzar ratassia amb la recepta de la família. Què les va motivar a deixar l'escola i l'oficina per llençar-se a aquesta aventura?, i com ha estat l'experiència fins ara? Ens ho expliquen a l'Altaveu a Fons d'aquesta setmana.

durée : 00:25:37 - Les herbes aromatiques

30% de réduction sur l'ensemble du site MSF avec le code BASILIC30 https://boutique.msf.frOffrir et utiliser des huiles essentielles en hiver Aujourd'hui, Jeane reçoit Manon Borderie, naturopathe et nutrithérapeute. Trois huiles essentielles indispensables pour l'hiver : - Huile essentielle de gingembre - Huile essentielle de ravintsara - Huile essentielle d'eucalyptus radié Ressources complémentaires : Découvrir Manon : https://www.manon-naturopathe.fr/ Ma petite bible des huiles essentielles, Anne Dufour : découvrir Osmobiose : https://www.osmobiose.com/collections/huiles-essentielles Terre essentielle : https://www.terre-essentielle.com/ Herbes et Traditions : https://www.herbes-et-traditions.fr/ Aromazon : https://www.aroma-zone.com ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ Le calendrier de l'avent Merry Basilic est de retour ! Chaque jour, Basilic Podcast, grâce à ses invités prestigieux et authentiques, délivrera, à ses fidèles auditrices et auditeurs, des conseils précieux pour fêter Noël autrement avec la volonté profonde d'amener toujours plus d'écologie dans nos fêtes de fin d'année. Soutenir Basilic : instagram.com/basilicpodcast/ basilicpodcast.com Production : Jeane Clesse Musique : @Klein Intro : Alice - Les belles fréquences Graphisme : Mahaut Clément, Coralie Chauvin & Justine Nguyen Mix : Jeane Clesse Si cet épisode vous a plu, n'hésitez pas à laisser plein d'étoiles et un commentaire sur la plateforme Apple Podcasts et surtout à vous abonner grâce à votre application de podcasts préférée ! Cela m'aide énormément à faire découvrir Basilic à de nouveaux auditeurs et de nouvelles auditrices.30% de réduction sur l'ensemble du site MSF avec le code BASILIC30 https://boutique.msf.fr

30% de réduction sur l'ensemble du site MSF avec le code BASILIC30 https://boutique.msf.frVos projets sont à l'honneur : Herbes et butineries : https://www.instagram.com/herbes_et_butineries/ Créations Mères & filles : https://www.instagram.com/sohainyd/ DIY en cuir & ateliers : https://www.instagram.com/lafabriquecameleon/ Linge de maison personnalisé : https://www.instagram.com/nahenshop/ Savons artisanaux : https://www.instagram.com/savonnerie_buissonniere/ Mode éthique : https://www.instagram.com/bleutango/ Affiches : https://www.instagram.com/milodonshow/ Dessin : https://www.instagram.com/lilyfairly/ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ Le calendrier de l'avent Merry Basilic est de retour ! Chaque jour, Basilic Podcast, grâce à ses invités prestigieux et authentiques, délivrera, à ses fidèles auditrices et auditeurs, des conseils précieux pour fêter Noël autrement avec la volonté profonde d'amener toujours plus d'écologie dans nos fêtes de fin d'année. Soutenir Basilic : instagram.com/basilicpodcast/ basilicpodcast.com Production : Jeane Clesse Musique : @Klein Intro : Alice - Les belles fréquences Graphisme : Mahaut Clément, Coralie Chauvin & Justine Nguyen Mix : Jeane Clesse Si cet épisode vous a plu, n'hésitez pas à laisser plein d'étoiles et un commentaire sur la plateforme Apple Podcasts et surtout à vous abonner grâce à votre application de podcasts préférée ! Cela m'aide énormément à faire découvrir Basilic à de nouveaux auditeurs et de nouvelles auditrices.30% de réduction sur l'ensemble du site MSF avec le code BASILIC30 https://boutique.msf.fr

FULL SHOW TRANSCRIPT FOLLOWS:Stephanie [00:00:15]:Hello, everybody, and welcome to the podcast. We are talking with 2 powerful women today in the cheese world. We're talking with Jessica Sennett from Cheese Grotto and our friend Alise Sjostrom from Redhead Creamery. Alise fromRed Head Creamery has been on the program before. Jessica, this is your first time. Welcome.Jessica [00:00:35]:AliseYes. Thank you. Thank you for having us.Stephanie [00:00:38]:Okay. You guys are in collaboration. And tell us a little bit about your meeting and how this collaboration started.Jessica [00:00:46]:Oh, yeah. So so, yeah, it's probably the the fastest, collaboration known to man in terms of, us both Being on the same page, which which was awesome. I yeah. So cheese grotto a Little bit about what we do. You know, we we do have our cheese grotto, which is the namesake of the company. It's a humidor for storing and serving Cheese and we make them in the Catskills in New York as well as in, Ohio. There's, the bricks That humidify. These cheese grottoes are made in Ohio.Jessica [00:01:24]:And, essentially, they act as a humidor for prolonging the shelf's life of cheese. And we started, selling and partnering up with American Artisan Cheesemakers about 5 years ago. And once the pandemic hit, it really helped, you know, Bloom Art subscription programStephanie [00:01:47]:Sure.Jessica [00:01:48]:As well as virtual tastings and gift boxes. And we focus on American artisans Because, you know, we really love to, to support what's going on regionally because there's, like, so many amazing cheeses now that are being made. And, you know, Redhead Creamery and Elise has, just all have been wonderful, partner in our Different cheese programs for a few years now and believed in us when we were first getting started on the cheese side as well. And so, you know, this year, we have been collaborating more, with different makers to create some unique, limited, edition products. And her her little Lucy Brie is is incredible. It's this Taller format breeze style that has a very unique way that it ripens. And so you get really nice varied texture both, like, A little bit of a denser center when it's a little bit younger and then, like, a beautiful cream line right underneath, the rind. And so I reached out to her about Potentially doing a holiday version of, the little Lucy Brie.Jessica [00:03:00]:And Yeah. Immediately, we were like, how about herbs? Because herbs are, like, such a huge part of, you know, the, holiday time and just Bringing a brightness and herbaceous quality to a lot of our foods, and also baked brie is a huge thing, this time of the year. And a lot of times, there's a lot of toppings of, of, of herbs that go into different baked Brie recipes. So, so, yeah, we we just went back and forth, very quickly via email and, decided that, Herbes de Provence, that would be a great thing to to feature. A nice varied eclectic mix that really represents the holiday season. And, and Elise did some testing with it. And, yeah, I'd love to hear more about like, so on Elise's side, I know that she, Tried a couple different test batches of the cheese, but first, we put the herbs on the rind, and then eventually it ended up being Infused into the pace, which is, like, beautifully balanced, though. I'd love to hear about how she got to that too.Stephanie [00:04:09]:Yeah. I would too because it was so, like, Natural. Like, when I had it, I was like, oh, yeah. Of course. I can't believe this hasn't that she hasn't done this before Because, Elise, you're so, like, revolutionary, I think, just in making cheese and the way that you view your Marketing of cheese, and little Lucy has been such a fan favorite for so long. So, yeah, I am curious how, like, All of a sudden, like, why hadn't we thought of this before?Alise [00:04:40]:Yeah. So I think the day that we were, collaborate collaborating back and forth. I was actually on a fall vacation with my husband up in Door County, And he was also working, and I had to I just sat at my desk for a little bit, and that's what we did all day is decide what we were doing with this herb brie, but I we've played with our little Lucy brie a little bit and didn't really go farther with it. We've tried a, Chipotle line in the middle or played with ash because it's just the cool thing to do. Yep. And I knew that herb would taste good. And so When we kind of brainstorm back and forth, I knew I had some on hand in our shop that I could play with immediately. And so That was a big reason why I recommended it right away so that we could act quickly.Alise [00:05:31]:And, yeah, it was really fun. So we Did 3 or 4 different varieties, to see what tasted best, and if they got heated up, which melted best. Some of them, We tried to do the the line in the middle of the wheel with herbs, and we smothered the mold after the cheese had ripened. We smothered that with herbs, and then the infused version, actually is the easiest for making it also. And I'm always trying to go for that because I hate when I create something and then everyone hates that we have to keep making it because it goes well. So we actually, put the herb dry herbs in with the curds and whey and then, mold you You know, pour the curd in the mold that way, and it all just evenly distributes within. We let it soak for a little bit just to Infuse that flavor a little bit, but, it's awesomely pretty simple on our end, and we are really excited about the results of it, and I'm always excited to do something fun and collaborate with other people, especially Jessica because we have, like, a fun relationship, and it's been cool to see where this goes.Stephanie [00:06:48]:So, Jessica, in addition to the storing of the cheese in your very, Scientifically beautiful wood grotto for the countertop. When you think about, like, a cheese subscription, Who do you think is the ideal candidate for it?Jessica [00:07:06]:No. It's a it's a great question. We we have a couple Subscriptions that we do on our website. So we have one that is more curated, monthly pairings. So you can opt to choose with pairings or without, and we we have a theme each month that we decide on, That helps us kind of curate and highlight specific styles of cheese from different makers. And then, you know, we find some really great pairing to kinda bring that to life. So, actually, the the herbs that we see is part of our December, holiday themed box, Which makes sense because we're also including a baked Brie recipe with that, so that you can, you know, Create a very, one of a kind, I would say, type of baked brie, than maybe what you have experienced before. It's a very It it looks like a popover almost.Jessica [00:08:02]:It's very, beautiful, but because it's a little bit on the taller side. So, You know, for the monthly, I would say, you know and really, like, with both of our subscriptions, we have a quarterly one as well. It's really about, My my my main thought about the best person, for signing up for a subscription is someone who is interested in in learning more and pursuing more, in the world of artisan cheese and exposing themselves to different styles of cheese that they might not have, necessarily opted for, on their own or maybe couldn't find in their local grocery store. And that's really what we're looking for is To curate, you know, unique, you know, palatable, but also diverse styles of cheeses from different makers so that you can get a really full spectrum of what, yeah, American and artisan cheese has to offer. I mean, we're we're in the thousands of different Cheeses, it's time now that you can explore, so there's definitely not, like, a cap in terms of how many cheeses you could try. So that's really, you know, somebody who's who's curious, who's, enthusiastic, but wants to get a little bit deeper into it. That's that's what what I'd recommend.Alise [00:09:19]:I love it.Jessica [00:09:21]:Yeah. And we the other one we have is a quarterly subscription, which we actually have done with Elise in the past as well. It's, meet the maker. So we did a session. We do 4 4 shipments per year where we actually Sit down live with the cheese maker, and they get to do a deep dive into 4 cheeses from 1 maker. So that's got a really cool immersive element on that as well. So even with the quarterly, I would say the, really just to kind of elevate and and and enhance your own understanding of cheese, it really is a great opportunity to do that and, pursue it a little bit more like a hobby.Stephanie [00:09:58]:Elise, I have a confession, and it's gonna make you laugh. So I do like to make a brie. Yeah. I like to make it on croute. Right? I like to wrap it in puff pastry, but I always would buy Cheap Brie because I felt so bad using, like, your delicious product in something Kinda so pedestrian, but I feel like this is giving me, like, a new opportunity to explore it. Because do you heat up your own Brie? I felt like that was almost like a sacrilege.Alise [00:10:34]:Well, here's what now you'll laugh at me because Sometimes in the rare occasion that I'm home alone, I'll be like, well, not making dinner for anybody, but I'll have random cheese in my fridge. And so I microwaved a brie and put jam all over it, and I was like, why didn't I think of this a long time ago? I could just microwave it. But so I like, more often than not, I eat it plain like, I don't cook it, but, Yeah. It's you know what? You do you.Stephanie [00:11:05]:Yeah. And there's, like, something about holiday time. You know, I do a ton of entertaining, and Just a brie warmed up with either preserves on it or uncrut and wrapped up is Really elegant, lovely, a nice way to serve cheese that's a little bit different that maybe people wouldn't do themselves that feels fancier.Alise [00:11:28]:Yes. Absolutely.Stephanie [00:11:30]:So alright. I feel like this has opened new doors for me. And I always do I am a person that has a holiday cheese vibe. So I will seek out, special holiday cheeses from local makers that only come out this time of year, And I'll, you know, pay a lot more to put them on my table because I know that they're special and they're custom. So this feels like this could be something that could really take off for you, and then you're gonna have that problem like you do with all your cheeses where you're gonna have to make so much of it.Alise [00:12:04]:I'm okay with that.Stephanie [00:12:07]:Elise, how's the store going? And get our listeners up to speed. You guys have expanded.Alise [00:12:12]:Yes. We're in the middle of expansion. I don't know if you can hear the rumbling at all in my background, but, Everything's going great. We're our expansion project's a little bit slower than we anticipated, but it always is. And so we're hoping that we will be, making spirits by February. Fingers crossed. But we'll have more so of a full restaurant and our distilled spirits with whey. So we're really excited to get everything up and rolling,Stephanie [00:12:44]:maybe when theAlise [00:12:45]:snow is gone.Stephanie [00:12:46]:Yeah. And you've got the store too.Alise [00:12:48]:Yes. We have a cheese shop, and we do dairy farm tours. And, we serve our pan fried curds that are extremely popular, especially when it's cold out. And we now have, robotic milkers for the last month, so that's a fun new thing to come check out if you go on our farm tours.Stephanie [00:13:08]:Does that Free up you guys because they always talk about how labor intensive dairy cows are. AndAlise [00:13:16]:Yeah. It will eventually. The the onboarding process is tiring and difficult for both the cows and the humans getting them trained. But, yes, that is the end goal is that it will free up some of that time and allow us to be a little more flexible with how we spend our time.Stephanie [00:13:35]:And for those of you that maybe are new to the program or not familiar with Redhead Creamery, Elise is the daughter of dairy farmers, and She decided she wanted to take the cheese angle versus just the dairy angle and really has Created a whole more elaborate successful business for your family. How many people do you employ now?Alise [00:14:00]:We have about 12 employees.Stephanie [00:14:03]:And if you add, like, the restaurant and the distillery, that's gotta add, like, I'm thinking at least 40 more.Alise [00:14:09]:Oh, well, I don't think it'll add that many more. The distillery itself will add my husband will be our distiller, And we'll all kind of team up when it's bottling day. And then but we'll need the help for the restaurant side of things, serving, and all of that.Stephanie [00:14:27]:When is anyone else making, spirits out of whey?Alise [00:14:32]:There's about 9 to 10 other makers in the world that are making It's out of way. We will be one of the only that do everything on-site, having the cows, the cheese, And the spirit's all right here.Stephanie [00:14:46]:Oh, I'm so excited. Like, it's just that whole closed loop system that I feel like it's just the jazziest of jazzy food lore. Right? I mean, just what an awesome story. I cannot wait for it. You guys have been super fun to talk to. Are there any things that are happening in the food world that you're like, Oh, you gotta know about this, or I'm so excited about this right now. No. Nothing like putting you on the spot.Stephanie [00:15:18]:I mean, you're both just, like, staring Likely, like, I don't know. We're in holiday season. What are you thinking, lady? Surviving.Jessica [00:15:27]:Yeah. Yeah. I mean, you know, I don't know. I mean, you know, I I think it's just you have to keep encouraging you to keep exploring locally what's going on food wise. Jessica.Stephanie [00:15:39]:I'm gonna help you out. Okay. So tell me the last delicious thing you ate or drank that was not your own product. And you weren't gonna eat a cheese grotto, so there's that. Yeah. Yeah.Jessica [00:15:56]:Let's see. What would you know, I'm really into, Pastis. Tell me about them. Yeah. We went to I mean, we went to France Back in September, and, basically, every single region of France has its multiple versions of pasties. But a lot of times, you know, there's, yeah, there's one, like, From the. There's one from all these different regions, and it is really just an amazing, amazing spirit that I, like, never really got into before. But, you know, I think actually a pastiche and cheese pairing would be Pretty fun too.Jessica [00:16:38]:You know, speaking of, you know, more of these more herbaceous, like, flavor profiles, like The the anise that you're getting from from the pasties is really amazing and, just, you know, the variety. But I'm also very curious, I have to say, about the flavor profile of the distilled whey. Like, what what is that like?Stephanie [00:16:59]:Yeah. And it has me thinking about, like, aqua vie too. Like, these seasonal, herbaceous, botanically spirits.Jessica [00:17:08]:Yes. Yeah.Alise [00:17:09]:So it's it is a a neutral spirit for the most part, but it it does have a creamy mouthfeel to it. I'm still not sure how to really fully explain the actual flavor of it. We have about, oh, what is it, maybe 10 gallons of spirit that a distiller has done for us out of our fermented way so that we have something when we actually open. But, Along the lines of, you know, Aquavit is something that we hope to eventually make and a gin and then a barrel aged version of it as well just because you can. But, but, yeah, it'll it'll be fun, and we're excited for our our restaurant cocktail room because every drink will come with A wedge of cheese with it, so we'll get to figure out how everything tastes with cocktail.Stephanie [00:18:00]:Have you ever had the sugar beet vodka?Alise [00:18:05]:I don't know. Well, Molly, I think I have. What's the name of theStephanie [00:18:09]:b e t is the one that I know of that's made in Minnesota. And I would I would encourage you to check that out. Mhmm. The only reason I think of it is when you talk about, like, a creamier mouthfeel, There's a richness to that vodka.Alise [00:18:25]:Should I That nothing that IStephanie [00:18:28]:is just something that feels, I don't know. It feels like a very different mouthfeel, and it is when you talk about, like, a creamy richness, it just sticks in my brain. And I'd like you to try that because I think maybe it would give you something similar just to think about.Alise [00:18:48]:Cool. Yeah. I'm gonna look it. My husband has probably tried it.Stephanie [00:18:51]:Yeah. It's just cool and it's made with sugar beets, which is a little bit different. You know, potato butts are a little bit different. So Mhmm. Well, you guys, have been great. Are you gonna have so how can people order the cheese? And if they wanna come down, will they find it at Redhead Creamery too, or can is it just in the subscription?Jessica [00:19:11]:Yeah. Right now, we just have it we have it, 2 different ways on the Sites on cheese grotto's website. So we have it, both in the subscription, the December box. We also have a set of 2 that you can just independently or really just add on to any cheese order. You know, my recommendation when you purchase Cheese online is just buy more because the shipping is a little is always a little bit more expensive. Right. Just because it has to go express, it has to be insulated. It's perishable.Jessica [00:19:46]:It has ice packs. And we do nationwide shipping. So, So that's my that is my main recommendation. Just try just try a little bit more, when you when you go to shop online.Stephanie [00:20:00]:So I love that recommendation. Nothing wrong with that. I actually ended up with a 100 pounds of cheese in my freezer right now Wow. That I had to, like, break down. A friend ended up getting a £1,000 of Gruyere and Jarlsberg instead of the 100 that she ordered, and it came from overseas. So they couldn't take it back. So she is like giving cheese to everyone she knows and I have like a literal half a freezer full of cheese right now. Not a bad problem to have.Stephanie [00:20:32]:Yeah. Yeah.Jessica [00:20:33]:Full of it. You're stocked. You gotta get your preserves back there. You got your cheese.Stephanie [00:20:38]:I'm all set. Or anything. Elise, are you doing anything for holidays that you want people to know about before we wrap up?Alise [00:20:45]:But, yeah, we have, along with what we're doing with Jessica, we also have our 12 days of Cheez Miss calendar That is our 2nd annual year of doing, and it's really exciting. It's partnering with Milkmaid Catering in Fargo. Megan is a friend of mine, and we collaborate on utilizing our cheeses for the 12 days and then pairing each Cheese with a fun side. So, there's Minnesota made beets and, honey butter and Other fun things that go really good with cheese.Stephanie [00:21:18]:Sweet. I love it. I'll put links to all of these things in the show notes. You guys, thanks for being my guest today. I appreciate it.Jessica [00:21:25]:Oh, yes. Thank you for having us.Stephanie [00:21:27]:Alright. We'll catch up soon. Happy holidays.Alise [00:21:30]:You too. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit stephaniehansen.substack.com/subscribe

FULL SHOW TRANSCRIPT FOLLOWS:Stephanie [00:00:15]:Hello, everybody, and welcome to the podcast. We are talking with 2 powerful women today in the cheese world. We're talking with Jessica Sennett from Cheese Grotto and our friend Alise Sjostrom from Redhead Creamery. Alise fromRed Head Creamery has been on the program before. Jessica, this is your first time. Welcome.Jessica [00:00:35]:AliseYes. Thank you. Thank you for having us.Stephanie [00:00:38]:Okay. You guys are in collaboration. And tell us a little bit about your meeting and how this collaboration started.Jessica [00:00:46]:Oh, yeah. So so, yeah, it's probably the the fastest, collaboration known to man in terms of, us both Being on the same page, which which was awesome. I yeah. So cheese grotto a Little bit about what we do. You know, we we do have our cheese grotto, which is the namesake of the company. It's a humidor for storing and serving Cheese and we make them in the Catskills in New York as well as in, Ohio. There's, the bricks That humidify. These cheese grottoes are made in Ohio.Jessica [00:01:24]:And, essentially, they act as a humidor for prolonging the shelf's life of cheese. And we started, selling and partnering up with American Artisan Cheesemakers about 5 years ago. And once the pandemic hit, it really helped, you know, Bloom Art subscription programStephanie [00:01:47]:Sure.Jessica [00:01:48]:As well as virtual tastings and gift boxes. And we focus on American artisans Because, you know, we really love to, to support what's going on regionally because there's, like, so many amazing cheeses now that are being made. And, you know, Redhead Creamery and Elise has, just all have been wonderful, partner in our Different cheese programs for a few years now and believed in us when we were first getting started on the cheese side as well. And so, you know, this year, we have been collaborating more, with different makers to create some unique, limited, edition products. And her her little Lucy Brie is is incredible. It's this Taller format breeze style that has a very unique way that it ripens. And so you get really nice varied texture both, like, A little bit of a denser center when it's a little bit younger and then, like, a beautiful cream line right underneath, the rind. And so I reached out to her about Potentially doing a holiday version of, the little Lucy Brie.Jessica [00:03:00]:And Yeah. Immediately, we were like, how about herbs? Because herbs are, like, such a huge part of, you know, the, holiday time and just Bringing a brightness and herbaceous quality to a lot of our foods, and also baked brie is a huge thing, this time of the year. And a lot of times, there's a lot of toppings of, of, of herbs that go into different baked Brie recipes. So, so, yeah, we we just went back and forth, very quickly via email and, decided that, Herbes de Provence, that would be a great thing to to feature. A nice varied eclectic mix that really represents the holiday season. And, and Elise did some testing with it. And, yeah, I'd love to hear more about like, so on Elise's side, I know that she, Tried a couple different test batches of the cheese, but first, we put the herbs on the rind, and then eventually it ended up being Infused into the pace, which is, like, beautifully balanced, though. I'd love to hear about how she got to that too.Stephanie [00:04:09]:Yeah. I would too because it was so, like, Natural. Like, when I had it, I was like, oh, yeah. Of course. I can't believe this hasn't that she hasn't done this before Because, Elise, you're so, like, revolutionary, I think, just in making cheese and the way that you view your Marketing of cheese, and little Lucy has been such a fan favorite for so long. So, yeah, I am curious how, like, All of a sudden, like, why hadn't we thought of this before?Alise [00:04:40]:Yeah. So I think the day that we were, collaborate collaborating back and forth. I was actually on a fall vacation with my husband up in Door County, And he was also working, and I had to I just sat at my desk for a little bit, and that's what we did all day is decide what we were doing with this herb brie, but I we've played with our little Lucy brie a little bit and didn't really go farther with it. We've tried a, Chipotle line in the middle or played with ash because it's just the cool thing to do. Yep. And I knew that herb would taste good. And so When we kind of brainstorm back and forth, I knew I had some on hand in our shop that I could play with immediately. And so That was a big reason why I recommended it right away so that we could act quickly.Alise [00:05:31]:And, yeah, it was really fun. So we Did 3 or 4 different varieties, to see what tasted best, and if they got heated up, which melted best. Some of them, We tried to do the the line in the middle of the wheel with herbs, and we smothered the mold after the cheese had ripened. We smothered that with herbs, and then the infused version, actually is the easiest for making it also. And I'm always trying to go for that because I hate when I create something and then everyone hates that we have to keep making it because it goes well. So we actually, put the herb dry herbs in with the curds and whey and then, mold you You know, pour the curd in the mold that way, and it all just evenly distributes within. We let it soak for a little bit just to Infuse that flavor a little bit, but, it's awesomely pretty simple on our end, and we are really excited about the results of it, and I'm always excited to do something fun and collaborate with other people, especially Jessica because we have, like, a fun relationship, and it's been cool to see where this goes.Stephanie [00:06:48]:So, Jessica, in addition to the storing of the cheese in your very, Scientifically beautiful wood grotto for the countertop. When you think about, like, a cheese subscription, Who do you think is the ideal candidate for it?Jessica [00:07:06]:No. It's a it's a great question. We we have a couple Subscriptions that we do on our website. So we have one that is more curated, monthly pairings. So you can opt to choose with pairings or without, and we we have a theme each month that we decide on, That helps us kind of curate and highlight specific styles of cheese from different makers. And then, you know, we find some really great pairing to kinda bring that to life. So, actually, the the herbs that we see is part of our December, holiday themed box, Which makes sense because we're also including a baked Brie recipe with that, so that you can, you know, Create a very, one of a kind, I would say, type of baked brie, than maybe what you have experienced before. It's a very It it looks like a popover almost.Jessica [00:08:02]:It's very, beautiful, but because it's a little bit on the taller side. So, You know, for the monthly, I would say, you know and really, like, with both of our subscriptions, we have a quarterly one as well. It's really about, My my my main thought about the best person, for signing up for a subscription is someone who is interested in in learning more and pursuing more, in the world of artisan cheese and exposing themselves to different styles of cheese that they might not have, necessarily opted for, on their own or maybe couldn't find in their local grocery store. And that's really what we're looking for is To curate, you know, unique, you know, palatable, but also diverse styles of cheeses from different makers so that you can get a really full spectrum of what, yeah, American and artisan cheese has to offer. I mean, we're we're in the thousands of different Cheeses, it's time now that you can explore, so there's definitely not, like, a cap in terms of how many cheeses you could try. So that's really, you know, somebody who's who's curious, who's, enthusiastic, but wants to get a little bit deeper into it. That's that's what what I'd recommend.Alise [00:09:19]:I love it.Jessica [00:09:21]:Yeah. And we the other one we have is a quarterly subscription, which we actually have done with Elise in the past as well. It's, meet the maker. So we did a session. We do 4 4 shipments per year where we actually Sit down live with the cheese maker, and they get to do a deep dive into 4 cheeses from 1 maker. So that's got a really cool immersive element on that as well. So even with the quarterly, I would say the, really just to kind of elevate and and and enhance your own understanding of cheese, it really is a great opportunity to do that and, pursue it a little bit more like a hobby.Stephanie [00:09:58]:Elise, I have a confession, and it's gonna make you laugh. So I do like to make a brie. Yeah. I like to make it on croute. Right? I like to wrap it in puff pastry, but I always would buy Cheap Brie because I felt so bad using, like, your delicious product in something Kinda so pedestrian, but I feel like this is giving me, like, a new opportunity to explore it. Because do you heat up your own Brie? I felt like that was almost like a sacrilege.Alise [00:10:34]:Well, here's what now you'll laugh at me because Sometimes in the rare occasion that I'm home alone, I'll be like, well, not making dinner for anybody, but I'll have random cheese in my fridge. And so I microwaved a brie and put jam all over it, and I was like, why didn't I think of this a long time ago? I could just microwave it. But so I like, more often than not, I eat it plain like, I don't cook it, but, Yeah. It's you know what? You do you.Stephanie [00:11:05]:Yeah. And there's, like, something about holiday time. You know, I do a ton of entertaining, and Just a brie warmed up with either preserves on it or uncrut and wrapped up is Really elegant, lovely, a nice way to serve cheese that's a little bit different that maybe people wouldn't do themselves that feels fancier.Alise [00:11:28]:Yes. Absolutely.Stephanie [00:11:30]:So alright. I feel like this has opened new doors for me. And I always do I am a person that has a holiday cheese vibe. So I will seek out, special holiday cheeses from local makers that only come out this time of year, And I'll, you know, pay a lot more to put them on my table because I know that they're special and they're custom. So this feels like this could be something that could really take off for you, and then you're gonna have that problem like you do with all your cheeses where you're gonna have to make so much of it.Alise [00:12:04]:I'm okay with that.Stephanie [00:12:07]:Elise, how's the store going? And get our listeners up to speed. You guys have expanded.Alise [00:12:12]:Yes. We're in the middle of expansion. I don't know if you can hear the rumbling at all in my background, but, Everything's going great. We're our expansion project's a little bit slower than we anticipated, but it always is. And so we're hoping that we will be, making spirits by February. Fingers crossed. But we'll have more so of a full restaurant and our distilled spirits with whey. So we're really excited to get everything up and rolling,Stephanie [00:12:44]:maybe when theAlise [00:12:45]:snow is gone.Stephanie [00:12:46]:Yeah. And you've got the store too.Alise [00:12:48]:Yes. We have a cheese shop, and we do dairy farm tours. And, we serve our pan fried curds that are extremely popular, especially when it's cold out. And we now have, robotic milkers for the last month, so that's a fun new thing to come check out if you go on our farm tours.Stephanie [00:13:08]:Does that Free up you guys because they always talk about how labor intensive dairy cows are. AndAlise [00:13:16]:Yeah. It will eventually. The the onboarding process is tiring and difficult for both the cows and the humans getting them trained. But, yes, that is the end goal is that it will free up some of that time and allow us to be a little more flexible with how we spend our time.Stephanie [00:13:35]:And for those of you that maybe are new to the program or not familiar with Redhead Creamery, Elise is the daughter of dairy farmers, and She decided she wanted to take the cheese angle versus just the dairy angle and really has Created a whole more elaborate successful business for your family. How many people do you employ now?Alise [00:14:00]:We have about 12 employees.Stephanie [00:14:03]:And if you add, like, the restaurant and the distillery, that's gotta add, like, I'm thinking at least 40 more.Alise [00:14:09]:Oh, well, I don't think it'll add that many more. The distillery itself will add my husband will be our distiller, And we'll all kind of team up when it's bottling day. And then but we'll need the help for the restaurant side of things, serving, and all of that.Stephanie [00:14:27]:When is anyone else making, spirits out of whey?Alise [00:14:32]:There's about 9 to 10 other makers in the world that are making It's out of way. We will be one of the only that do everything on-site, having the cows, the cheese, And the spirit's all right here.Stephanie [00:14:46]:Oh, I'm so excited. Like, it's just that whole closed loop system that I feel like it's just the jazziest of jazzy food lore. Right? I mean, just what an awesome story. I cannot wait for it. You guys have been super fun to talk to. Are there any things that are happening in the food world that you're like, Oh, you gotta know about this, or I'm so excited about this right now. No. Nothing like putting you on the spot.Stephanie [00:15:18]:I mean, you're both just, like, staring Likely, like, I don't know. We're in holiday season. What are you thinking, lady? Surviving.Jessica [00:15:27]:Yeah. Yeah. I mean, you know, I don't know. I mean, you know, I I think it's just you have to keep encouraging you to keep exploring locally what's going on food wise. Jessica.Stephanie [00:15:39]:I'm gonna help you out. Okay. So tell me the last delicious thing you ate or drank that was not your own product. And you weren't gonna eat a cheese grotto, so there's that. Yeah. Yeah.Jessica [00:15:56]:Let's see. What would you know, I'm really into, Pastis. Tell me about them. Yeah. We went to I mean, we went to France Back in September, and, basically, every single region of France has its multiple versions of pasties. But a lot of times, you know, there's, yeah, there's one, like, From the. There's one from all these different regions, and it is really just an amazing, amazing spirit that I, like, never really got into before. But, you know, I think actually a pastiche and cheese pairing would be Pretty fun too.Jessica [00:16:38]:You know, speaking of, you know, more of these more herbaceous, like, flavor profiles, like The the anise that you're getting from from the pasties is really amazing and, just, you know, the variety. But I'm also very curious, I have to say, about the flavor profile of the distilled whey. Like, what what is that like?Stephanie [00:16:59]:Yeah. And it has me thinking about, like, aqua vie too. Like, these seasonal, herbaceous, botanically spirits.Jessica [00:17:08]:Yes. Yeah.Alise [00:17:09]:So it's it is a a neutral spirit for the most part, but it it does have a creamy mouthfeel to it. I'm still not sure how to really fully explain the actual flavor of it. We have about, oh, what is it, maybe 10 gallons of spirit that a distiller has done for us out of our fermented way so that we have something when we actually open. But, Along the lines of, you know, Aquavit is something that we hope to eventually make and a gin and then a barrel aged version of it as well just because you can. But, but, yeah, it'll it'll be fun, and we're excited for our our restaurant cocktail room because every drink will come with A wedge of cheese with it, so we'll get to figure out how everything tastes with cocktail.Stephanie [00:18:00]:Have you ever had the sugar beet vodka?Alise [00:18:05]:I don't know. Well, Molly, I think I have. What's the name of theStephanie [00:18:09]:b e t is the one that I know of that's made in Minnesota. And I would I would encourage you to check that out. Mhmm. The only reason I think of it is when you talk about, like, a creamier mouthfeel, There's a richness to that vodka.Alise [00:18:25]:Should I That nothing that IStephanie [00:18:28]:is just something that feels, I don't know. It feels like a very different mouthfeel, and it is when you talk about, like, a creamy richness, it just sticks in my brain. And I'd like you to try that because I think maybe it would give you something similar just to think about.Alise [00:18:48]:Cool. Yeah. I'm gonna look it. My husband has probably tried it.Stephanie [00:18:51]:Yeah. It's just cool and it's made with sugar beets, which is a little bit different. You know, potato butts are a little bit different. So Mhmm. Well, you guys, have been great. Are you gonna have so how can people order the cheese? And if they wanna come down, will they find it at Redhead Creamery too, or can is it just in the subscription?Jessica [00:19:11]:Yeah. Right now, we just have it we have it, 2 different ways on the Sites on cheese grotto's website. So we have it, both in the subscription, the December box. We also have a set of 2 that you can just independently or really just add on to any cheese order. You know, my recommendation when you purchase Cheese online is just buy more because the shipping is a little is always a little bit more expensive. Right. Just because it has to go express, it has to be insulated. It's perishable.Jessica [00:19:46]:It has ice packs. And we do nationwide shipping. So, So that's my that is my main recommendation. Just try just try a little bit more, when you when you go to shop online.Stephanie [00:20:00]:So I love that recommendation. Nothing wrong with that. I actually ended up with a 100 pounds of cheese in my freezer right now Wow. That I had to, like, break down. A friend ended up getting a £1,000 of Gruyere and Jarlsberg instead of the 100 that she ordered, and it came from overseas. So they couldn't take it back. So she is like giving cheese to everyone she knows and I have like a literal half a freezer full of cheese right now. Not a bad problem to have.Stephanie [00:20:32]:Yeah. Yeah.Jessica [00:20:33]:Full of it. You're stocked. You gotta get your preserves back there. You got your cheese.Stephanie [00:20:38]:I'm all set. Or anything. Elise, are you doing anything for holidays that you want people to know about before we wrap up?Alise [00:20:45]:But, yeah, we have, along with what we're doing with Jessica, we also have our 12 days of Cheez Miss calendar That is our 2nd annual year of doing, and it's really exciting. It's partnering with Milkmaid Catering in Fargo. Megan is a friend of mine, and we collaborate on utilizing our cheeses for the 12 days and then pairing each Cheese with a fun side. So, there's Minnesota made beets and, honey butter and Other fun things that go really good with cheese.Stephanie [00:21:18]:Sweet. I love it. I'll put links to all of these things in the show notes. You guys, thanks for being my guest today. I appreciate it.Jessica [00:21:25]:Oh, yes. Thank you for having us.Stephanie [00:21:27]:Alright. We'll catch up soon. Happy holidays.Alise [00:21:30]:You too. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit stephaniehansen.substack.com/subscribe

durée : 00:29:54 - les herbes : mode d'emploi

durée : 00:49:26 - Les herbes Folles un festival pour découvrir des tisanes, huiles essentielles, pestos et sirops d'ici - Elise Fougère est productrice de plantes aromatiques et médicinales à Castagnède près de Salies de Béarn. Elle participe avec de nombreux producteurs au festival des Herbes Folles dimanches 28 octobre au château de Bellocq. Tisanes, hydrolats, pestos, sirops, vins médicinaux seront disponibles.

Episode bien variée, j'espère qu'il aura le mérite de vous inspirer autant que j'ai pris du plaisir à découvrir ces 3 films. Au programme : Un drame : Les herbes sèches (0min55) Un thriller comidramatique : Cat person (3min38) Un drame : Starlet (6min19) 

Prendre le temps de vivre, s ‘inspirer des autres, affronter ses peurs et revoir ses codes. Plus Rien ne sera plus jamais comme avant pour Laura & Octave.  Blog de voyage  Laura et Octave : https://ozaura.wordpress.com Facebook des Herbes Folles : https://www.facebook.com/EcolieudesHerbesFolles Interviewé par la très solaire Sarah Boucard : https://www.instagram.com/faraloca  ----- 

durée : 00:53:09 - On va déguster - C'est une plante au double visage : épice quand on consomme la graine, herbe aromatique quand on déguste les feuilles fraîches ! Qu'on l'adore ou qu'on l'abhorre, on cultive et on cuisine la coriandre ! - réalisé par : Lauranne THOMAS

Fabulously Delicious, The French Food Podcast, is a delectable journey into the world of French cuisine. In this episode, we discover herbes de Provence which is one of the most well-known herb mixes that the world knows and associates with French cuisine. As part of our captivating series on the A to Z of French Herbs, this episode is all about Herbs de Provence. Fabulously Delicious on the esteemed Evergreen Podcast network. Join our host Andrew Prior as they guide you through the captivating world of French cuisine, sharing insider tips, delightful anecdotes, and inspiring stories from renowned chefs and food enthusiasts. Tune in to this episode of Fabulously Delicious, The French Food Podcast, and unravel the secrets of garlic, a cherished ingredient that elevates French cuisine to extraordinary heights. Get ready to embark on a mouthwatering journey that will leave you craving for more! If you are planning a trip to France then why not come join me for a cooking experience in Montmorillon or a small group food tour in Lyon and/or Cote D'Azur. Don't want to do a tour or class but want a fabulous holiday here in France, Paris, Nice, Lyon or so many other places then I can help you plan it. Click the link below to book your call now. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/andrewprior/e/123498  Subscribe to my newsletter for updates on new episodes, cooking in France, travel around the French countryside, and recipes from my fab French kitchen via the link here. http://eepurl.com/hj-zFf  Merci beaucoup and bon app! Website: https://www.andrewpriorfabulously.com  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andrewpriorfabulously Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AndrewPriorFabulously  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/andrewprior  Fabulously Delicious Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3TrQ6Qf1C6XprVNaMCrEcm?si=ebddaac057594056&pt=dae0ff3d37c7c9b9afbc20bdb6d25b45 

durée : 00:54:32 - Le masque et la plume - par : Jérôme Garcin - Les critiques ont vu "Oppenheimer" de Christopher Nolan, "Les Herbes sèches" de Nuri Bilge Ceylan, "Le Retour" de Catherine Corsini, "Mission impossible" de Christopher McQuarrie, "Les Ombres persanes" de Mani Haghighi et "De nos jours" d'Hong Sang-Soo. - réalisé par : Xavier PESTUGGIA

durée : 00:54:36 - On va déguster - par : Nadia CHOUGUI - De l'Italie au pays du Levant, en passant par la Grèce, c'est l'herbe sacrée de Méditerranée - réalisé par : Lauranne THOMAS

Vi fortsætter sommerens serie om virus med professor Anders Fomsgaard fra Statens Serum Institut. Den seneste globale COVID-19 pandemi har skabt interesse for at forstå virus bedre. Der er rigtigt meget at fortælle, også en del overraskende ting som for eksempel, at vi har store mængder virus indbygget i vores genom. Der findes virus som angriber virus. Nogen virus er måske ligefrem gavnlige for vores immunsystem andre slår dig ihjel på kort tid. Professor Anders Fomsgaard gør status over, hvad vi ved og ikke ved om virus i en serie interviews med videnskabsjournalist Jens Degett. Serien består af fem programmer som blev optaget onsdag den 11. marts og fredag den 13. marts 2020. Det sidste program blev optaget den 15. april 2020. Dette program handler om mæslinger, som er mange gange mere smitsom end Corona virus. Der er en meget spændende historie om Peter Aaby's observationer i Gunea Bisau, HPV virus, som har skabt en kæmpe debat om vaccine og Herbes som måske ikke et så ringe endda. Anders Fomsgaard har været leder af Virus Forsknings & Udviklingslaboratoriet på Statens Serum Institut siden 1992. Han er desuden adjungerende professor ved SDU, og har arbejdet med virusforskning i Danmark, Tyskland og USA. Anders Fomsgaard er desuden aktuel med en bogudgivelse med titlen: ”Det er bare en virus”, udgivet på Gyldendals Forlag. Næste podcasts i serien: Virus i perspektiv 4: Eksotiske kæmpevirus og virus i vores genom Foto kredit: Jens Degett, © Science Stories ApS.

This delicious episode of Fabulously Delicious, The French Food Podcast, delves into the captivating world of French cooking and explores all things fine herbs or fine herbes as they say in French.  As part of our series, 'A to Z of French Herbs,' we unravel the secrets of this aromatic and versatile ingredient that adds a touch of magic to traditional French cuisine.  Tune in to this episode of Fabulously Delicious and embark on an unforgettable culinary journey through the world of fennel . Subscribe to Fabulously Delicious The French Food Podcast today and bring the flavors of France into your own kitchen. Bon appétit! If you are planning a trip to France then why not come join me for a cooking experience in Montmorillon or a small group food tour in Lyon and/or Cote D'Azur. Don't want to do a tour or class but want a fabulous holiday here in France, Paris, Nice, Lyon or so many other places then I can help you plan it. Click the link below to book your call now. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/andrewprior/e/123498  Subscribe to my newsletter for updates on new episodes, cooking in France, travel around the French countryside, and recipes from my fab French kitchen via the link here. http://eepurl.com/hj-zFf  Merci beaucoup and bon app! Website: https://www.andrewpriorfabulously.com  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andrewpriorfabulously Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AndrewPriorFabulously  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/andrewprior 

This delicious episode of Fabulously Delicious, The French Food Podcast, delves into the captivating world of French cooking and explores all things fine herbs or fine herbes as they say in French. As part of our series, 'A to Z of French Herbs,' we unravel the secrets of this aromatic and versatile ingredient that adds a touch of magic to traditional French cuisine. Tune in to this episode of Fabulously Delicious and embark on an unforgettable culinary journey through the world of fennel . Subscribe to Fabulously Delicious The French Food Podcast today and bring the flavors of France into your own kitchen. Bon appétit!Support the showIf you are planning a trip to France then why not come join me for a cooking experience in Montmorillon or a small group food tour in Lyon and/or Cote D'Azur. Don't want to do a tour or class but want a fabulous holiday here in France, Paris, Nice, Lyon or so many other places then I can help you plan it. Click the link below to book your call now. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/andrewprior/e/123498 Subscribe to my newsletter for updates on new episodes, cooking in France, travel around the French countryside, and recipes from my fab French kitchen via the link here. http://eepurl.com/hj-zFf Merci beaucoup and bon app!Website: https://www.andrewpriorfabulously.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andrewpriorfabulouslyFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/AndrewPriorFabulously YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/andrewprior

Si les herbes aromatiques s'invitent régulièrement dans nos assiettes, certaines herbes sauvages comme le plantain ou le pissenlit sont tout aussi délicieux ! Alors comment les intégrer à vos menus ? Réponse avec Guillaume Foucault, chef du restaurant "Le Grand Chaume" à Chaumont-sur-Loire

Christi & Alex are at it once more, with a wine in their glass, a spark in thier eye & a strong desire to share something Amazing! (OH! And her name is Cleo, NOT Olivia!) Join them this week as they work thier way through the "Five S's" where they help you learn to trust your senses, by Seeing the Wine, Smelling the Wine, Sipping, Savoring and finally Swallowing the Wine! It's a journey through the senses with The Somm & The Yoga Mom!All this & more on when you grab a glass, pop in the earbuds and Drink Something AMAZING!..Alex has also added a cool link below the wine description where you can go straight to Wine.com to buy the wine! If you haven't got a local wineshop, just click the link "   Buy This Wine!"!.....Pahlmeyer Jayson Cabernet Sauvignon 2019Napa Valley AVA, California, USA89% Cabernet Sauvignon5% Cabernet Franc4 % Petit Verdot2 % Malbec15.1% ABVJS 95  JD 92  RP 92$99.99 average retail price Buy This Wine!Winemaker NotesThis bold, full-bodied Cabernet Sauvignon delivers classic Napa Valley character and structure. Focused and layered, generous fruit notes of wild blackberry and cassis blend with hints of vanilla bean, black tea and Herbes de Provence. Youthful upon release, the wine's firm, assertive tannins on the mid-palate will soften over time, whether in the cellar or swirled in the glass.Pair this alongside a grilled burger topped with aged gouda or gorgonzola, or herb-crusted roasted lamb.Winemaker is Katie VogtBlend: 89% Cabernet Sauvignon, 5% Cabernet Franc, 4% Petit Verdot, 2% MalbecPahlmeyer WineryPahlmeyer was founded in 1986, by a desire to be great by its eponymous creator Jayson Pahlmeyer. With a dream to create a California Mouton, Jayson and his partners spared no resource to make this dream a reality. Whether it was finding the perfect piece of land high atop Napa Valley's Atlas Peak or covertly smuggling in Bordeaux cuttings, all pieces of Pahlmeyer's history have led to its place as one of the top brand names from Napa Valley. From the very beginning, Pahlmeyer has been dedicated to crafting fine wines from the best fruit sources possible. In California, this means high elevation mountain sites, where the grapes are afforded more sunlight, cooler temperatures, and less fertile soils, which together create ideal conditions. Pahlmeyer sources the majority of their fruit from four key locations: Pahlmeyer Estate (Atlas Peak), Stagecoach (Atlas Peak / Pritchard Hill), Rancho Chimiles, and Antica.Support the showLike the Show? Every Coffee Helps!https://www.buymeacoffee.com/DrinkSomething

The closings and openings coming up at Walt Disney World, including one that will upset a lot of guests. This plus EPCOT Flower and Garden Festival top food picks, more Disney After Hours events, new DVC villas and more Disney travel news.Openings and Closings at Walt Disney World Trail's End is Closing at Fort WildernessIt looks like Trail's End has Reached the End of the Trail. For anyone who loved the buffet-style all-you-care-to-enjoy dining experience at Disney's Fort Wilderness Campground, you won't have that unlimited dessert bar anymore.Trail's End will be closing in April and converted into a quick service marketplace. No more table service at Trail's End Fort Wilderness.Disney's BoardWalk Inn Club Level Concierge Lounge is ClosingThe Concierge Lounge at Disney's BoardWalk Inn is closing for refurbishment on March 11 until at least the end of April. How this might affect you even if you hadn't booked Club Level there.Narcoossee's is Reopening at Disney's Grand Floridian on April 1After a seven-month closure, Narcoossee's is reopening with a new design concept of land and sea. Will the new enhancements mean for a better dining experience? We're hoping it will, but the signs are not all positive that Disney has addressed past issues at Narcoossee's. As far as the menu is concerned, it's not entirely new--which is disappointing, as the menu was a big issue.The Bisque is back, but with a new tableside presentation. There are also two new starters: the Beef and Ricotta Tortelloni (with brown butter, parsnip puree, and sultanta raisins) and the Ocean-inspired Charcuterie Board featuring ahi tuna pastrami, charred octopus, and house-made sausage from the sea.  For the main course, Chef Noah's signature dish is the Blackened Redfish. This is served with a crispy chorizo-sunchoke hash with hominy, Florida sweet corn, and red pepper rouille. Plant-based dishes include a Roasted Vegetable Paella featuring market vegetables, cannellini beans, and preserved artichoke finished with charred Meyer lemon. Land-based fare includes a new Dry-Aged Pork Ribeye Chop served with creamy goat cheese-potatoes and turnips with onion jam and a touch of fig jus.Chefs have kept Narcoossee's staples like the Plancha-seared Scallops with Parisian Gnocchi and Surf and Turf featuring filet mignon and butter-poached lobster tail.The dessert course kept their trademark Almond-crusted Cheesecake with Lambert cherry sauce and Chantilly cream. New dessert items include The Berry Pavlova -- artfully crafted with Florida fresh berries and citrus delicately placed over meringue and yuzu crémeux and finished with a tableside pour of anglaise. And the Pineapple Bavarois (roasted-pineapple house-made blackberry-buttermilk ice cream). The wine list has been refreshed with pairings for each dish and the bar team has anew cocktail program, inspired by the Victorian era. Disney is touting a signature Empress Lime Gimlet, a modern twist on a classic gimlet with Empress Gin, Rockey's Botanical Liqueur, and cold-pressed lime. There are non-alcoholic cocktails as well.--San Fransokyo Square appears at Disney California Adventure Park in Summer 2023Pacific Wharf in Disney California Adventure park is transforming into San Fransokyo from Big Hero 6.  It's a fictional mash-up of San Francisco and Tokyo. The story goes that ss the tech industry began to emerge and the local fishing trade fell on hard times, entrepreneurs came together to reinvent the seaside canneries into a vibrant, multicultural district of neighborhood restaurants and local shops. An iconic landmark of the area will be the San Fransokyo Gate Bridge, which will span the tide pools linking San Fransokyo Square to the Paradise Gardens Park obelisk. When the transformation is completed this summer, you'll find familiar favorites like soups in freshly baked bread bowls, plus many new Asian-inspired selections. The new Port of San Fransokyo Cervecería draws inspiration from its tri-cultural influences with signage in English, Japanese and Spanish. Outside will be a beer garden decorated with festoon lights and papel picado.--A New Theme Park and New Dates Added for Disney After Hours EventsEPCOT has been added to Disney After Hours starting on June 1 and the price does include ice cream novelties, popcorn and select beverages available at carts throughout the park.When Disney's Typhoon Lagoon Water Park reopens this spring, H2O Glow After Hours will be back as of May 20.Disney's Hollywood Studios is adding more dates for Disney After Hours as well, starting May 3.Tickets are now on sale and the usual discounts for DVC members and annual passholders will apply.---The Villas at Disneyland Hotel Reveal First Look at Guest RoomsThe 12-story Villas at Disneyland® Hotel tower will open this September and Disney released a first look at the room themes.You'll find room themes including The Jungle Book, Sleeping Beauty and The Princess and the Frog. The one- and two-bedroom villas feature Fantasia and Princess and the Frog themes. The multilevel three-bedroom Grand Villa is the showstopper. It sleeps up to 12 and has Disney artistry sprinkled throughout the space. The first floor has a full kitchen, large dining area, and a double-sided fireplace connecting the living area to a private outdoor balcony. The first floor is also home to the primary suite, inspired by Bambi.Walk up the spiral staircase to the second floor, which features two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms inspired by Frozen and Moana, plus the washer and dryer room.Disney Vacation Club Members will have early access to cash rental reservations starting March 15, 2023, by calling Member Services at (800) 800-9800.Disneyland Resort Magic Key holders can start booking on the following day, March 16, 2023, by contacting (714) 956-6425.Bookings open to the public on March 17, 2023, subject to availability.--No New Annual Pass Sales Yet, but Walt Disney World Annual Passholders Get More Perks Starting March 20, 2023, all guests will get access to attraction photos with the purchase of Disney Genie+ service. Starting on March 20, 2023, Annual Passholders with a My Disney Experience account and the app will receive access to Disney PhotoPass Lenses and, one Cinderella Castle Mural of Memories. Plus, Passholders will get a new offer where they can create and share short Disney-themed video slideshows with favorite photos from park visits. Starting April 18, 2023, Passholders can visit a theme park after 2:00 p.m. without needing a park reservation, except on Saturdays and Sundays at Magic Kingdom Park. Pass blockout dates will continue to apply like they do today.  --Disney Eats Foodie Guide to EPCOT International Flower & Garden Festival 2023It's time for our top picks from the EPCOT Flower and Garden Foodie Guide 2023. The festival runs March 1 to July 5, 2023.Don't forget to grab a festival passport for returning Garden Graze food stroll. If you buy five of the 11 available treats from various Outdoor Kitchens, you'll get an exclusive treat from the Pineapple Promenade.EPCOT Farmers Feast (Near Test Track) Food Items:Early Bloom Menu (Available March 1 through April 8) Chilled Potato and Leek Soup “Vichyssoise” with bacon lardons, potato croutons, chive oil, and crispy leeks (Gluten/ Wheat Friendly) Char-grilled Bison Ribeye with creamy leek fondue, red wine butter sauce, and whipped red wine goat cheese Spice Cake with cream cheese icing and candied pecans and parsnip (New)  Hibiscus Lemonade Cocktail featuring Islamorada Brewery & Distillery Hibiscus Gin Springtime Menu (Available April 9 through May 20)  Grilled Vegetable Bruschetta with marinated peppers, zucchini, squash, artichokes, goat cheese, and balsamic glaze on grilled ciabatta Grilled Swordfish with crushed fingerling potatoes, pea and mint purée, grilled asparagus, and lemon beurre Blanc (New) Strawberry Rhubarb Upside-down Cake with crème fraîche whipped cream Summer Solstice Menu (Available May 20 through July 5)   Tomato and Red Onion Panzanella with avocado, burrata cheese, and fresh basil Barbecued Seared Pork Tenderloin with summer succotash, herb butter, and grapefruit vinaigrette (Gluten/ Wheat Friendly) Sweet Corn Crème Brûlée with corn biscotti (New) Beverages (Available throughout entire festival): Collective Arts Brewing Blueberry & Elderberry Sparkling Hard Tea (New)  Ghost Mary: Translucent Bloody Mary with Boyd & Blair Cucumber Vodka, tomato water, horseradish, celery salt, and a hint of pepper (New)  BRUNCHCOT (Near Test Track)Food Items: Avocado Toast with marinated toybox tomatoes on toasted ciabatta (Plant-based) (Garden Graze)  Shrimp and Grits: Blackened shrimp and cheddar cheese grits with brown gravy and sweet corn salsa Lox Benedict on Everything Focaccia with everything-spiced cream cheese, shallots, crispy capers, and hollandaise (New)  Fried Cinnamon Roll Bites with cream cheese frosting and candied bacon Beverages: Froot Loops Shake (Non-alcoholic) Peach Bellini (New)  Joffrey's Coffee Cold Brew Cocktail with milk, Kahlúa Rum and Coffee Liqueur, and vanilla vodka The Citrus Blossom (The Odyssey)Food Items: Orange Sesame Tempura Shrimp with orange chile sauce (New)  Citrus Baked Brie with preserved lemon marmalade, limoncello-macerated blueberries, and spiced marcona almonds (New) Lemon Meringue Pie: Lemon curd, lemon mousse, and toasted meringue (New) Beverages: Orange-Lemon Smoothie in a Souvenir Orange Bird Sipper Cup (Non-alcoholic) UFO Beer Co. Citrus Hazy Wheat Beer 81Bay Brewing Co. Citrus Honey Cream Ale Parish Brewing Co. Drive Thru: Orange Octane Imperial Sour Bella Strada Spritz (New) Orange Sunshine Wine Slushy Beer Flight Novelty:Orange Bird Bundle featuring The Orange Bird Little Golden Book and souvenir Orange Bird Sipper CupFlorida Fresh (Near Disney Traders) Food Items: Grilled Street Corn on the Cob with savory garlic spread and spicy corn chips (New) (Plant-based) (Garden Graze)  Grilled Street Corn on the Cob with savory garlic spread and plant-based cotija cheese (Plant-based) (Garden Graze) Blackened Fish Slider with roasted tomatoes, watercress, and citrus remoulade on brioche (New)  Watermelon Salad with blueberries, pickled red onions, balsamic, and feta Florida Strawberry Shortcake (New)  Beverages:   Cucumber Watermelon Slushy (Non-alcoholic) Cucumber Watermelon Slushy with gin Refreshment OutpostFood Items: Pineapple Skewer with Tajin seasoning (Gluten/ Wheat Friendly) (Plant-based) (Garden Graze)  Tangerine Soft-serve Ice Cream Float: Tangerine soft-serve and cream soda Beverages: Lavender Martini: Boyd & Blair Potato Vodka with Lavender and Lemon Lexington Brewing Tangerine Cream Ale Blake's Hard Cider Co. Grand Cherry Hard Cider (New) Southern Tier Brewing Co. Juice Jolt IPA (New) BAUERNMARKT: FARMER'S MARKET (Germany)Food Items:  Potato Pancakes with house-made apple sauce (Gluten/ Wheat Friendly) (Plant-based) (Garden Graze)  Potato Pancake with caramelized ham, onions, and herb sour cream (Gluten/ Wheat Friendly) Toasted Pretzel Bread topped with black forest ham and melted gruyère cheese Warm Cheese Strudel with mixed berries Beverages: Bitburger Premium Pils Stiegl Brewery Radler Raspberry Flensburger Dunkel Apfelschaumwein: Sparkling wine and apple liqueur Beer Flight Magnolia Terrace (The American Adventure)Food Items: Muffuletta Panini with ham, salami, mortadella, provolone, and Swiss with olive salad (New)  Spicy Chicken Gumbo with Andouille sausage and BEN'S ORIGINAL Long Grain & Wild Rice Crawfish Pie (New) Bananas Foster Bread Pudding (New) Beverages: Bayou Cocktail: Bayou Spiced Rum, coconut rum, fruit punch, and orange juice Central 28 Beer Co. Pretty Things Ale (New) Wicked Weed Brewing Day Light American Light Ale Parish Brewing Co. Ghost in the Machine Double IPA Beer Flight Tangierine Café: Flavors of the Medina (Morocco)Food Items: Hummus Trio: Traditional hummus, red beet and black garlic hummus, and avocado-herb hummus with Moroccan bread and crispy papadam (New) (Plant-based) (Garden Graze)  Orange Blossom-Saffron Cake (New) Beverages:  Pomegranate Mimosa Keel Farms Strawberry Elderflower Hard Cider Bold Rock Tangerine Hard Cider 3 Daughters Brewing Pomegranate Hard Cider Cider Flight La Isla Fresca (Between Morocco and France)Food Items: Braised Oxtail with pigeon pea rice (New) Sugar Cane Shrimp Skewer with BEN'S ORIGINAL Long Grain White Rice, mango salsa, and coconut-lime sauce Coconut Tres Leches: Vanilla cake soaked in oat milk, almond milk, and coconut milk with toasted coconut (Plant-based) (Garden Graze)  Beverages: Tropical Breeze: Minute Maid Lemonade, grapefruit, and simple syrup (Non-alcoholic) Islamorada Beer Company Coconut Key Lime Ale Florida Orange Groves Winery Tropical Perception White Sangria Tropical Breeze with Don Q Límon Rum Northern Bloom (Canada)Food Items:  Seared Scallops with French green beans, butter potatoes, brown butter vinaigrette, and Nueske's Applewood-smoked Bacon (Gluten/ Wheat Friendly)  Beef Tenderloin Tips, mushroom bordelaise sauce, and whipped potatoes with garden vegetables Chocolate Maple Whisky Cake (New)  Beverages:  Maple Popcorn Shake (Non-alcoholic) Collective Arts Brewing Honey Lager Glutenberg Blonde Ale, Montreal 81Bay Brewing Co. Apricot with Maple Syrup Maple Popcorn Shake with Tap 357 Maple Rye Whisky Beer Flight Refreshment Port (Near Canada)Food Items:   Shrimp Scampi Poutine with cheese curds, lemon-garlic cheese fondue, spinach, and artichokes (New)  Soft-serve Waffle Cone: Peanut butter, jelly, or swirl Beverages:  Mighty Swell Purple Magic Spiked Seltzer (New) Villa Maria Earth Garden Sauvignon Blanc (New) Frozen Mojito with Boyd & Blair Rum (New) Trowel & Trellis Hosted by IMPOSSIBLE (Near Port of Entry)Food Items:  Boneless IMPOSSIBLE Korean Short Rib with cilantro-lime rice, Danmuji slaw, and kimchee mayonnaise (Plant-based) (Garden Graze) IMPOSSIBLE Lumpia with Thai sweet chili sauce (New) (Plant-based) (Garden Graze)  Chocolate Cake with black currant ganache, mixed berry compote, and chocolate ice cream (New) (Plant-based) (Garden Graze)  Beverages: Twinings Iced Green Tea with Cranberry and Lime (Non-alcoholic) Parish Brewing Co. Bloom Hazy IPA Lohr Wildflower Valdiguié Twinings Iced Green Tea with cranberry and lime with Hangar 1 Makrut Vodka served in a mason jar The Honey Bee-stro Hosted by National Honey Board (Near Port of Entry) Food Items: Chicken and Waffles: Crispy honey-brined chicken and honey sweet corn bread waffle with whipped honey butter and spicy honey (New)  Pollinator Flatbread with honey whipped mascarpone, honey caramelized onions, blueberry gastrique, prosciutto, honey whipped goat cheese, arugula, honey vinaigrette, and bee pollen (New) Honey-Mascarpone Cheesecake with honey whipped cream, whipped honey, crystalized honey, honeycomb, dehydrated honey, and fennel pollen meringue kisses Beverages: Honey-Peach Cobbler Freeze with streusel (Non-alcoholic) Nektar New Wave Lemonade Mead Florida Orange Groves Winery Orange Blossom Honey Wine Honey-Peach Cobbler Freeze with blueberry vodka and streusel Pineapple Promenade (Near Port of Entry)Food Items: Spicy Hot Dog with pineapple chutney and plantain chips DOLE Whip (Plant-based)  Beverages: Frozen Desert Violet Lemonade (Non-alcoholic) DOLE Whip with Fanta (Non-alcoholic) 3 Daughters Brewing Tropical Hefe BrewDog Hazy Jane IPA Urban Artifact Teak Tropical American Fruit Tart Playalinda Brewing Company Violet Lemonade Ale Florida Orange Groves Winery Sparkling Pineapple Wine DOLE Whip topped with Sōmrus Mango Cream Liqueur Pineapple Beer Flight The Land Cart hosted by AdventHealthFood Items: Fruit and Cheese Plate: Grapes, strawberries, cheddar, and Mini Babybel Snack Cheese Vegetable Plate: Broccoli, carrot sticks, and tomatoes with dip (Plant-based) Pretzels with Hummus Dip (Plant-based) Cookies ‘n “Cream” Chocolate Mousse Cup (Plant-based) (Garden Graze)  Sunshine SeasonsBeverage: Strawberry-mango Slushy (Non-alcoholic)Connections Café & EateryFood Item:Orange Bird Liege Waffle (New)  Beverage: Flower Drop Cocktail: St. Germaine Elderflower Liqueur, Tito's Handmade Vodka, and Minute Maid Premium Lemonade (New)  Jardin de Fiestas (Mexico)Food Items: Quesadilla de Flor de Calabaza: House-made masa tortillas with squash blossoms, bacon, onion, zucchini, and cheese (New) (Gluten/ Wheat Friendly)  Taco Vampiro: Barbacoa Beef in a Corn Tortilla with crispy grilled monterey jack cheese, salsa ranchera, and esquites (Gluten/ Wheat Friendly) Beverages: Mala Hierba Margarita: Centinela Tequila Reposado, elderflower-chamomile tea, Abasolo Corn Whiskey, and UNA Flower-infused Vodka with a chile salt rim (New)  Cristal Margarita: 100% Agave Tequila Blanco, Ilegal Mezcal Joven, clarified lemon juice, and orange liqueur in a souvenir cup (New)  Craft Mexican Lager Lotus House (China)Food Items:  Spicy Mala Chicken Skewer with creamy peanut sauce House-made Cheesy Crab Wontons Pan-fried Vegetable Dumplings Beverages: Classic Bubble Milk Tea (Non-alcoholic) Cherry Blossom Pilsner Draft Beer Kung Fu Master: Tito's Vodka, Triple Sec, mango, orange juice, and soda water Tang Dynasty: Jose Cuervo Especial Tequila Gold, light rum, strawberry, piña colada mix, soda water, and white boba pearls Tropical Moon: Smirnoff Vodka, Triple Sec, passion fruit, soda water and white boba pearls (New)  Primavera Kitchen (Italy)Food Items: Caesar con Gamberett: Baby gem lettuce, shrimp, Caesar dressing, and crispy bread crumble (New) Tortelloni Primavera: Spinach tortelloni, sweet butter, pancetta, corn, peas, and fava beans (New) Budino alle Nocciole: Chocolate-hazelnut pudding with cookie crumble (New)  Beverages: Peroni Pilsner Prosecco Moscato Italian Sangria red or white Italian Margarita with limoncello and tequila Hanami (Japan)Food Items: Frushi: Strawberry, pineapple, and lychee wrapped in sweet rice and pink soy wrap served with whipped cream, drizzled raspberry sauce, and toasted coconut Hanami Sushi: Assorted Nigiri sushi with lemon-cured salmon, soy-marinated tuna, and cured mackerel (New)  Creamy Shrimp Udon: Udon soup with shrimp and spring vegetables (New)  Beverages:                                                             Sakura Cherry Blossom Pilsner (New)  Hakushika Hana Kohaku Plum Sake: Junmai Ginjo blended with Japanese plum (New)  Nigori Dragon Fruit Sake Cocktail (New)  Fleur de Lys (France)Food Items: Croissant au Fromage de Chèvre, Herbes et Ail Rôtie: Croissant with goat cheese, herbs, and roasted garlic Daube de Boeuf à la Provençal, Compote de Tomate au Romarin Gnocchi à la Niçoise: Provençal-style braised beef, rosemary tomato, and niçoise gnocchi (New)  Tarte Chocolat Mogador: Chocolate tart with Valrhona single origin chocolate brownie, walnuts, and raspberry coulis served warm (New) Beignet Caramélisé, Fourré Crème Vanille, Glacé au Caramel Fleur de Sel: Caramelized beignet filled with vanilla cream and glazed with caramel fleur de sel Beverages: Kronenbourg Blanc 1664 Draft Beer VeRy Raspberry: Rosé wine with natural raspberry flavor Kir àla Poire: French sparkling wine with Monin desert pear (New)  La Vie en Rose Frozen Slush: Vodka, Grey Goose L'Orange Vodka, St. Germain Elderflower Liqueur, and white and red cranberry juices Funnel CakeBanana Split Funnel Cake: Funnel Cake topped with Banana-Chocolate Chip Ice Cream, Whipped Cream, Diced Strawberries, and a Maraschino Cherry drizzled with Chocolate Syrup (New)  Joffrey's Coffee & Tea CompanyWorld Discovery (Near Mission: SPACE) – Exotic Lemon Tea: A refreshing mix of Frozen Lemon and Iced Tea featuring Exotic Berry notes (Spirited option available featuring Grey Goose Vodka) (New) Near Canada – Melonade: A tangy blend of Frozen Lemon with a burst of watermelon (Spirited option available featuring Grey Goose Vodka) (New)World Showcase (Near Disney Traders) – Orange Cream Cold Brew: A smooth blend of French Roast Cold Brew with flavors of orange and vanilla topped with a splash of cream, whipped cream, and coconut shavings (Spirited option available featuring Kahlúa Rum and Coffee Liqueur) (New)The American Adventure – Key Lime Cold Brew: A zesty blend of French Roast Cold Brew with flavors of Key lime and white chocolate topped with a splash of cream, whipped cream, and graham cracker crumbs (Spirited option available featuring Kahlúa Rum and Coffee Liqueur) (New)---Thank You for Listening to the Disney Travel PodcastThank you very much for listening to this episode, Amelia and I hope that you enjoyed it. If you did, we would be very grateful if you could rate, review and subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts/iTunes (or on whichever app you choose to listen). A brief review about what you liked most about an episode truly helps to keep the show going by exposing it to new listeners. We look forward to continue producing new episodes each week.Sharing the podcast with your friends and on social media is also extremely helpful and very much appreciated.Shop 1923 Main StreetFeel free to visit our 1923 Main Street® Disney merchandise shop where we have hundreds of unique and original Disney-inspired t-shirts, leggings, clothing, mugs, phone cases and much more. You'll find everything from 1923 Main Street logo merchandise to custom created authentic Disney-inspired originals, including lots of great patterns for leggings and other items.Contact 1923 Main StreetThank you for listening to the Disney Travel News Podcast at 1923MainStreet.com. As always, we love to get feedback and questions from our listeners and to hear your suggestions and ideas for future episodes.Please be sure to follow along on Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest and Facebook.Thank you for listening and have a magical day!Mike Belobradic and Amelia Belobradic--Media provided by Jamendo

mise à jour sur ma position relative à la stevia comme substance sucrante, puis revue de 2 études sur l'utilité des fleurs de mauve pour la constipation et des graines de céleri pour l'hypertension Abonnez-vous à la lettre d'information gratuite ! C'est ici : ➜ www.altheaprovence.com/podcast-lettreinfo ---------------------------- La transcription du podcast : ➜ https://www.altheaprovence.com/breve-des-herbes-5-stevia-danger/

Disney's Updated Offer of Free Dining is a Twist on the Old Way, but there's a CatchYou can now get up to a $750 Disney Dining Promo Card when you book a non-discounted 5-night, 4-day vacation package that includes a room at a select Disney Deluxe Resort or Disney Deluxe Villa Resort and theme park ticket(s).The offer is valid for arrivals most nights July 1 to July 10, 2023 and August 1 to September 14, 2023. A lower-value Disney Dining Promo Card may also be available when you purchase this package during other select summer arrival dates.After checking in you'll get an email with the amount credited to you via Disney Gift Card. Only good at participating food and beverage locations. You then present the barcode when you're paying and it will be deducted from the credit. You can see remaining balance as well.It's not a blanket $750 dining card. These are the values for July 1 - 10 and August 1 - September 14, 2023: Up to $150 per night at Deluxe Villas and Resorts Up to $100 per night on select Moderate Resorts Up to $50 per night on select Value Resorts From June 25 - 30 and July 11 - 31 the values are as follows: Up to $125 per night at Deluxe Villas and Resorts Up to $75 per night on select Moderate Resorts Up to $35 per night on select Value Resorts --Disney Eats Foodie Guide to the 2023 EPCOT International Festival of the ArtsThe EPCOT International Festival of the Arts runs from January 13 to February 20, 2023 and celebrates the creation and beauty of cuisines, music, and art.Pop Eats (Near Port of Entry)Food Items: Tomato Soup with grilled cheese Tomato Soup with pimento cheese, bacon, and fried green tomato grilled cheese (New) TOP PICK Almond Frangipane Cake layered with raspberry jam and Belgian chocolate (Wonderful Walk of Colorful Cuisine Item) Beverages:  Brooklyn Brewery Pulp Art Hazy IPA Bleu Spectrum: Blanc de Bleu Cuveé Mousseux with boba pearls The Deconstructed Dish (Near Port of Entry)Food Items:   Deconstructed BLT: Pork belly, soft-poached egg, onion bread pudding, watercress espuma, and tomato jam Deconstructed French Onion Soup: Beef broth ravioli, gruyère cream, onion bread pudding, and onion textures Deconstructed Key Lime Pie: Flexible Key lime curd, “Key lime” mousse, graham cracker cake, and meringues (Wonderful Walk of Colorful Cuisine Item)  Beverages: Deconstructed Apple Pie à la Mode: Apple-cinnamon gelato, cinnamon apple cider, apple pie filling, and streusel (Non-alcoholic) Wicked Weed Brewing Blank Canvas Belgian Blonde Witbier Deco Delights (Near Port of Entry) Food Items: Dulce Chocolate Mousse with chocolate crémeux and dark chocolate truffle Decadent Valrhona Chocolate with dark chocolate mousse, chocolate brownie, and cassis mousse Orange Mousse with Lemon Cake and Raspberry Meringues (Wonderful Walk of Colorful Cuisine Item)  Beverages: 3 Daughters Brewing Strawberry Blonde Nitro 81Bay Brewing Co. Vanilla Porter Playalinda Brewing Co. Milk Stout Espresso Martini featuring Boyd & Blair Potato Vodka (New)  Neapolitan Beer Flight The Craftsman's Courtyard (Near Creations Shop)Food Items: Beef Wellington: Mushroom duxelles, prosciutto, and puff pastry with red wine demi-glace and baby vegetables Cast Iron-roasted P.E.I. Mussels with sautéed tomatoes, garlic, and fresh herbs Beverages: BrewDog Jet Black Heart Nitro Oatmeal Stout (New) Cold Fashion Coffee Cocktail Refreshment OutpostFood Items: Plant-based Bratwurst with spicy turmeric aïoli, coffee barbecue jackfruit, and slaw (Plant-based item)  Artist Palette Jumbo Chocolate Chip Cookie Soft-serve Waffle Cone: DOLE Whip, salted-caramel soft-serve, or swirl Beverages: Ivanhoe Park Brewing Co. Berries & Cream Sour Berliner (New) TOP PICK Left Hand Brewing Co. Wook Bait IPA (New) Central 28 Beer Company Wall Art Brown Ale Pastoral Palate (Germany) Food Items: Red Wine-braised Beef Short Rib with parsnip purée, broccolini, baby tomatoes, and aged balsamic Wild Boar Cassoulet with duck confit, ham hock, and wild boar sausage Black Forest Cake: Chocolate Mousse with morello cherries and Chantilly cream (New)  Beverages: 3 Daughters Brewing Rosé Hard Cider 81Bay Brewing Co. Rosé Blonde Ale Frozen Rosé A Play on Rosé Flight Marietta Old Vine Rosé The Artist's Table (The American Adventure) Food Items: Three-Meat Meatloaf with “Peas and Carrots”: Green pea pudding, carrot ketchup, shaved carrot salad, and snap peas (New) TOP PICK Duck and Dumplings: Smoked duck breast, ricotta dumplings, petite vegetables, and duck jus (New)  Hummingbird Cake: Banana cake with pineapple, coconut, pecans, and cream cheese frosting with banana sorbet (New)  Beverages: Sipping Chocolate Flight: White, milk, and dark chocolates (Non-alcoholic) Boulevard Brewing Co. Tank 7 Farmhouse Ale (New) Parish Brewing Co. South Coast Session Amber Ale (New)  Brewery Ommegang Three Philosophers Belgian Quad (New)  Lange Estate Winery Pinot Noir Symphony in Chocolate Flight: Mozart Chocolate Liqueurs paired with sipping chocolates Beer Flight Tangierine Café: Flavors of the Medina (Morocco)Food Items:  Carrots Three Ways: Chermoula-spiced grilled carrots, pickled carrots, and carrot ginger purée (Plant-based item) (Gluten/ Wheat Friendly)  House-made Crispy Almond Phyllo Pockets with white chocolate pomegranate and milk chocolate orange Beverages:  Chai Tea Mint Sparkler featuring Twinings Chai Tea with Sprite (Non-alcoholic) Stem Ciders Flockstar Hard Cider Blake's Hard Cider Co. Mule de Pomme: Pomegranate, ginger, and lime hard cider 3 Daughters Brewing Chai Hard Cider Chai Tea Mint Mimosa featuring Twinings Chai Tea with Key lime sparkling wine and mint Cider Flight Vibrante & Vívido: Encanto Cocina (Between Morocco & France) Food Items: Chorizo and Potato Empanada with turmeric aïoli and annatto aïoli (Wonderful Walk of Colorful Cuisine Item)  Spicy Ajiaco Soup with guajillo and árbol chili-spiced chicken, potato, avocado, corn, and crème fraîche (Gluten/ Wheat Friendly) Passion Fruit Mousse with dragon fruit jam (Gluten/ Wheat Friendly)  Beverages: Coconut and Passion Fruit Smoothie (Non-alcoholic) Frozen Piña Colada Passion Fruit Daiquiri Refreshment Port (Near Canada)Food Items: Gnocchi Poutine with red wine-braised beef, cheese curds, basil, and burrata Artist Palette Jumbo Chocolate Chip Cookie Soft-serve Waffle Cone: DOLE Whip Strawberry, DOLE Whip Lemon, or swirl Beverages:  Blood Orange Cosmo: Boyd & Blair Potato Vodka with blood orange, cranberry, and lime Boulevard Brewing Co. Quirk Blueberry Lemon & Lavender Hard Seltzer (New)  Gourmet Landscapes (Canada) Food Items:  Blood Orange-braised Beet Tartare with mustard vinaigrette, pickled clamshell mushrooms, and golden beets (Wonderful Walk of Colorful Cuisine Item) (Plant-based Item) (Gluten/ Wheat Friendly)  Roasted Bone Marrow with onion marmalade, pickled mushrooms, and petite lettuce Wild Mushroom Risotto with aged Parmesan, truffle shavings, and zinfandel reduction Beverages: Whole Hog Brewery Raspberry Chéret Double Radler Schlumberger Cuvée Klimt Brut The Meeker Vineyard Winemaker's Handprint Merlot Frozen Rusty Nail Cocktail Moderne (Near Test Track) Food Items:  Compressed Watermelon Tataki with pickled watermelon rind, yuzu pearls, watermelon foam, and wasabi (New) TOP PICK (Plant-based Item) Angry Crab: Whole crispy soft-shell crab with green papaya salad, mango-sriracha fluid gel, and coconut-lime foam with pomegranate and mango crush pearls (New)  Pan-seared Scallops with vanilla-butternut squash purée, brown butter cauliflower purée, and lime foam (Wonderful Walk of Colorful Cuisine Item)  The Tropics: Lilikoi mousse, guava cake, coconut crémeux, compressed pineapple, and mango gel (New) Beverages:  Watermelon Mary featuring Boyd & Blair Potato Vodka (New)  Lohr Riesling (New)  Figment's Inspiration Station at the Odyssey: Art, Food, and Little Sparks of Magic Food Items: Fruit Pizza: Watermelon, compressed cantaloupe, berries, and berry balsamic (New) (Plant-based Item) (Gluten/ Wheat Friendly) Pop't Art: Sugar Cookie with blueberry filling (Wonderful Walk of Colorful Cuisine Item)  Rainbow Cake with freeze-dried SKITTLES bite sized candies Figment Premium Popcorn Bucket with rainbow popcorn (Limit 2 per person)  Beverages: Grape Smoothie with freeze-dried SKITTLES bite sized candies (Non-alcoholic) (New) TOP PICK  3 Daughters Brewing Black Cherry Hard Cider (New) TOP PICK 3 Daughters Brewing Blood Orange Hard Cider (New) 3 Daughters Brewing Passion Fruit Hard Cider (New) Rainbow Cider Flight (New) 81Bay Brewing Co. Green with Envy Blonde Ale (New) 81Bay Brewing Co. Blue Butterfly Lager (New) Urban Artifact The Gadget Raspberry & Blackberry Midwest Fruit Tart (New) Rainbow Beer Flight (New) Connections Café Food Item: Figment Liege Waffle (New) TOP PICK Connections EateryBeverage: Dusk ‘Til Dawn: Three Olives Blueberry Vodka, lemonade, and orange juice with cotton candyL'Art de la Cuisine Française (France)Food Items: Crème de Brie en Petit Pain: Warm creamy brie in a house-made bread bowl Croissant à la Truffle Noir d'Hiver: Black winter truffle croissant Mille-Feuille de Betteraves aux Herbes et Noix de Cajoux: Plant-based napoleon with beets, cashew-herb filling, pepper-pine nut sauce, and balsamic vinegar caviar (New) (Plant-based Item)  Moelleux aux Noisettes et Chocolats Valrhona: Molten chocolate and hazelnut cake with pure origin Valrhona chocolates and passion fruit-mango sauce Beverages: Frozen French Martini: Grey Goose Vodka, vodka, chambord liqueur, pineapple, orange, and grape juices with lemon-lime foam Charles Lafitte, Brut Rosé Prestige, Méthode Traditionnelle Champenoise, French Rosé Sparkling Wine Domaine Raphaël Sallet, Mâcon-Uchizy Les Maranches 2020, Chardonnay, Mâconnais, Burgundy (New) Cîroc Sunset Citrus Vodka Spritz (New)  El Artista Hambriento (Mexico)Food Items: Carne Asada: Chipotle-marinated beef sirloin, sweet potato purée, and crispy-fried onions (New)  Huarache de Champiñones: Guajillo chile and corn masa huarache with pinto beans, oyster mushrooms, Nopales, queso fresco, and pea tendrils (New)  Flan de Coco: Coconut flan, guava sauce, and whipped cream (New) (Gluten/ Wheat Friendly)  Beverages:  Mexican Craft Beer: Cielito Lindo Artisanal Mexican Craft Beer Bombon Margarita “Marshmallow”: Ilegal Mezcal Reposado, marshmallow cordial, lime juice, agave nectar and a hint of coffee and elderflower served with a toasted marshmallow (New) TOP PICK Las Californias: Tromba Blanco Tequila, strawberry-lime purée, and Las Californias Citrus Mexican Gin (New) Goshiki (Japan)Food Items: Rainbow Katsu Sando: Pork cutlet sandwich with tangy tonkatsu sauce and cabbage in rainbow sweet bread (New) Sushi Donut: Donut-shaped sushi featuring salmon, tuna, shrimp, cucumber, and sesame seed over a decorated plate of wasabi aïoli, sriracha aïoli, and eel sauce Ichigo Daifuku: Mixed berry mochi, sweet azuki bean paste, and mascarpone (New) Beverages:  Sui Sui Watercolor Lager (New) Masu Sake in a traditional personalized wooden cup Purple Yuzu Sake Lemonade: Sake cocktail infused with butterfly pea flower and yuzu lemonade (New) The Painted Panda (China)Food Items: General Tso's Chicken Shumai Char Siu Pork Bun Beverages: “Panda” Bubble Milk Tea with black tea, milk, chocolate, and tapioca boba pearls (Non-alcoholic) Lucky Foo Pale Ale Silk Road Hard Lemonade with Smirnoff Vodka, lavender-coconut syrup, and lemonade (New) Sea Butterfly: Butterfly Pea Flower-infused cocktail with Smirnoff Vodka, light rum, lychee syrup, and magic boba pearls L'Arte di Mangiare (Italy)Food Items: Mozzarella Fritta: Flash-fried breaded fresh mozzarella with artist palette condiments (New) TOP PICK Ravioli ai Funghi, Perle Tartufate: Wild mushroom-stuffed pasta with truffle butter and truffle pearls (New) Budino al Cioccolato: Chocolate pudding with colorful chocolate décor (New) Beverages: Peroni Pilsner Chianti Prosecco Italian Sangria Red or White Italian Margarita with tequila and limoncello Amaretto Bellini: DISARONNO Originale Liqueur, white peach purée, and prosecco Funnel CakeMocha Funnel Cake: Mini Funnel Cake with cappuccino ice cream topped with chocolate whipped cream and M&M'S chocolate candies (New) Joffrey's Coffee & Tea CompanyWorld Discovery (Near Mission: SPACE) – Amber Frost: An artistic blend of frozen lemon ice, a splash of Minute Maid Premium Lemonade, blood orange, and orange popping boba pearls (New) (Alcoholic version available with Grey Goose Vodka)Near Canada – Magenta Frost: An artistic blend of frozen lemon ice, a splash of Minute Maid Premium Lemonade, dragon fruit, and dragon fruit popping boba pearls (New) (Alcoholic version available with Grey Goose Vodka) Showcase Plaza (Near Disney Traders) – Jade Frost: An artistic blend of frozen lemon ice, a splash of Minute Maid Premium Lemonade, green apple, and green apple popping boba pearls (New) (Alcoholic version available with Grey Goose Vodka)The American Adventure – Cerulean Frost: An artistic blend of frozen lemon ice, a splash of Minute Maid Premium Lemonade, blue raspberry, and blueberry popping boba pearls 6.39 (New) TOP PICK (Alcoholic version available with Grey Goose Vodka) --Thank You for Listening to the Disney Travel PodcastThank you very much for listening to this episode, Amelia and I hope that you enjoyed it. If you did, we would be very grateful if you could rate, review and subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts/iTunes (or on whichever app you choose to listen). A brief review about what you liked most about an episode truly helps to keep the show going by exposing it to new listeners. We look forward to continue producing new episodes each week.Sharing the podcast with your friends and on social media is also extremely helpful and very much appreciated.Shop 1923 Main StreetFeel free to visit our 1923 Main Street® Disney merchandise shop where we have hundreds of unique and original Disney-inspired t-shirts, leggings, clothing, mugs, phone cases and much more. You'll find everything from 1923 Main Street logo merchandise to custom created authentic Disney-inspired originals, including lots of great patterns for leggings and other items.Contact 1923 Main StreetThank you for listening to the Disney Travel News Podcast at 1923MainStreet.com. As always, we love to get feedback and questions from our listeners and to hear your suggestions and ideas for future episodes.Please be sure to follow along on Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest and Facebook.Thank you for listening and have a magical day!Mike Belobradic and Amelia Belobradic--Media provided by Jamendo

Check out our show notes from episode 13 of The Moveable Feast:The Pig & The Sprout: 1900 Chestnut Pl, Denver, CO 80202La Robe Rouge: Le Four à chaux, 69910 Villié-Morgon, FranceLes Caves Saint Charles: 10 Rue des Papes, 84230 Châteauneuf-du-Pape, FranceLa Cave du Golfe: 3 Pl. aux Herbes, 83990 Saint-Tropez, FranceFollow us on Twitter at @MoveFeastPod and on Instagram at @MoveableFeastPod. A big thank you to our producer Claude Jennings and our art director Ryan Harrison.

Bientôt jamais, et peut-être un peu toujours, cette semaine, Zéphyr C te raconte le bruit du gravier sous la fenêtre de sa chambre quand elle saute dans le noir pour le retrouver. Laissez-la partir, et laissez-la vous dire qu'elle doit le regarder vivre des heures, ce garçon-là. Et qu'il finisse les mains sur elle.

Bio:  Donna Ayer, Executive Director Poverty and homelessness exist right here in our community. Our clients do not have adequate housing, food, clothing, medicine, for themselves and their families. Poor economic circumstances might be due to mental illness, chronic illness, long-term disability, or underemployment either through job loss or lack of job skills. Many of our neighbors find themselves unable to afford basic necessities but together we can all help. I am privileged to serve alongside many amazing volunteers who give tirelessly with a welcoming spirit of care, concern and fellowship. In partnership with many community organizations and individuals, Bread for Life is able to address the challenges of hunger and poverty. It is with a grateful heart for our donors and volunteers and all the ways our community supports the mission of Bread for Life that we are able to fulfill the mission to provide for our neighbors in need. Missy Cipriano, Director of Operations and Volunteer Services The wise words of Mother Teresa, “Not all of us can do great things, but we can do small things with great love” is a guiding principle for me. My long term active service and mentorship in my church and community including establishing a laundry ministry in Bristol called “Laundry Love” has prepared me to serve the needs of our clients. The position of Volunteer and Administrative Director at Bread for Life is well suited to my heart to serve others.  We have many exciting opportunities for volunteer service at Bread for Life and I am proud to work with our clients and volunteers to meet the mission of Bread for Life.  https://southingtonbreadforlife.org/   Tofu Quiche with Broccoli, Asparagus and Shiitake Mushrooms Preheat oven to 425' degrees Makes 1 quiche Ingredients 1 prepared Vegan pie shell 1/2 round cake of Miyoko's & "Herbes de Provence" cashew cheese 1 Tbs. ground flax seed 1 Tbs. apple cider vinegar 1 Tbs. water ½ Block extra firm Tofu ¼ cup, plus 1 Tbs. Oat Milk ½ t salt ¼ t. white pepper ¼ t. nutmeg 2 Tbs. fresh chopped dill, plus 1 t. for garnish 2 Tbs. Dijon mustard 1 cup broccoli florets, cut small 1 onion, diced 10 Shiitake mushrooms, stems removed, sliced 10 stalks asparagus, sliced on diagonal 1” long ½ cup cherry tomatoes, sliced thin 1 t. minced garlic 1 Tbs. mirin 1 Tbs. tamari Directions 1. Soften 1 Tbs. of ground flax seed in 1 Tbs. of apple cider vinegar and 1 Tbs. water. 2. Let sit for 10 minutes. 3. In the meantime, using an immersion blender, puree the block of tofu with the oat milk. 4. Add the salt, pepper, nutmeg, and dill. Blend until smooth. 5. Add the apple cider vinegar and flax seed mixture. Blend again. 6. In heavy sauté pan, sauté onions till translucent, add shiitake mushrooms and minced garlic, and cook until soft. Add the broccoli and cook for a few more minutes, add the asparagus. 7. Season with the mirin, and tamari. 8. Spread 2 Tbs. of mustard over entire bottom of pie shell, then sprinkle the Miyoko cashew cheese all around, then add the sautéed vegetables. Pour tofu mixture over vegetables and spread evenly in pie shell. Dot the top of the quiche with the sliced tomatoes and sprinkle with the remaining 1 t. of dill. 9. Bake for 15 minutes at 425', then reduce temperature to 375' and bake for 30 minutes more.  

De plus en plus de mauvaises herbes développent une résistance aux herbicides. Le Canada est d'ailleurs le pays qui compte le plus grand nombre de cas de mauvaises herbes résistantes aux herbicides après les États-Unis et l'Australie. Ce problème pose un sérieux casse-tête aux agriculteurs; l'animatrice de La semaine verte, Catherine Mercier, nous explique pourquoi.

Today's episode is going to be windy, so buckle up! I am sitting down with my friend Kyla Herbes from House of Hipsters. Kyla is an incredible designer. She is the queen of evolving and reinventing spaces, rearranging them, and changing things over time. She is also really amazing at thrifting and finding super unique pieces and she has been featured on Apartment Therapy, HuffPost Refinery 29, Style Me Pretty Living, Weekly Magazine, and more.  Today Kyla and I are sitting down to talk about tips and tricks for styling your space. We also talk about social media inspiration and how the landscape has evolved with both the pandemic and TikTok coming into the picture.  It is a little peek behind the curtain into how home influencers create content and all the changes that have happened through short-form video becoming the new way we get our inspo versus photos. It has changed the game and we dive into what is going on, the push for authenticity, and how we have adapted and changed.  It is a really interesting episode if you are curious about where home inspiration comes from on social media if you want a peek behind the curtain at what influencers do, or if you are a new or seasoned influencer that wants to hear how we are thinking of things. We go on a lot of tangents and it is a lot of fun.   You can download this episode from Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify – or listen to it below! listen now .icon-3-1 img{height:50px;width:50px;opacity:1;-moz-box-shadow:0px 0px 0px 0 ;-webkit-box-shadow:0px 0px 0px 0 ;box-shadow:0px 0px 0px 0 ;padding:px;}.icon-3-1 .aps-icon-tooltip:before{border-color:#000} .icon-3-2 img{height:50px;width:50px;opacity:1;-moz-box-shadow:0px 0px 0px 0 ;-webkit-box-shadow:0px 0px 0px 0 ;box-shadow:0px 0px 0px 0 ;padding:px;}.icon-3-2 .aps-icon-tooltip:before{border-color:#000} .icon-3-3 img{height:50px;width:50px;opacity:1;-moz-box-shadow:0px 0px 0px 0 ;-webkit-box-shadow:0px 0px 0px 0 ;box-shadow:0px 0px 0px 0 ;padding:px;}.icon-3-3 .aps-icon-tooltip:before{border-color:#000} .icon-3-4 img{height:50px;width:50px;opacity:1;-moz-box-shadow:0px 0px 0px 0 ;-webkit-box-shadow:0px 0px 0px 0 ;box-shadow:0px 0px 0px 0 ;padding:px;}.icon-3-4 .aps-icon-tooltip:before{border-color:#000} .icon-3-5 img{height:50px;width:50px;opacity:1;-moz-box-shadow:0px 0px 0px 0 ;-webkit-box-shadow:0px 0px 0px 0 ;box-shadow:0px 0px 0px 0 ;padding:px;}.icon-3-5 .aps-icon-tooltip:before{border-color:#000} .icon-3-6 img{height:50px;width:50px;opacity:1;-moz-box-shadow:0px 0px 0px 0 ;-webkit-box-shadow:0px 0px 0px 0 ;box-shadow:0px 0px 0px 0 ;padding:px;}.icon-3-6 .