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radioMikro - Wissen für Kinder
Teller, Pfannkuchen, Pappe – was kann man alles als Frisbee benutzen?

radioMikro - Wissen für Kinder

Play Episode Listen Later May 31, 2025 24:36


Diesmal gibt's so viele Selbstversuche wie noch nie im Lachlabor! Tina und Mischa spielen Frisbee, wie noch nie Frisbee gespielt wurde! Sie probieren jede Menge Alltags-Gegenstände als Frisbee-Ersatz aus. Was fliegt am besten und lässt sich auch noch fangen: vielleicht eine Pizza Margherita, ein Haarreif, eine Kuchenform oder doch ein Joghurtdeckel?

Estelle Midi
Tu préfères - Pizza Regina ou pizza Margherita ? Avec Benjamin Amar - 18/04

Estelle Midi

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 18, 2025 4:57


Avec : Benjamin Amar, professeur d'histoire-géographie. Périco Legasse, journaliste. Et Juliette Briens, journaliste à L'Incorrect. - Après le succès d'audience rencontré cette année, Estelle Denis repart pour une nouvelle saison. Toujours accompagnée de Paul Lahcene 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.

Wissen macht Ah! - Podcast
Wissen macht den Anschein

Wissen macht Ah! - Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 1, 2025 24:17


Renovieren ist angesagt! Das Studio braucht einen neuen Anstrich und damit: „Herzlich Willkommen zu einer neuen Ausgabe von 'Wissen macht Ah!', Klugstreichen mit Clarissa und Tarkan.“ Während die beiden Hobby-Handwerker das Studio auf Vordermann bringen, kommen sie scheinbar gut voran. Oder gab es da etwa ein Missverständnis?! Wie dem auch sei, die fünf Fragen der Sendung werden trotzdem beantwortet: * Woher hat die Pizza Margherita ihren Namen? * Warum kommt zuerst der Blitz und dann der Donner? * Wie funktioniert ein radierbarer Kugelschreiber? * Warum kann man vom Schreien heiser werden? * Kann man fehlenden Schlaf nachholen?

Cuisinons l'histoire
Carpaccio, pizza Margherita, Madeleine… Quelles célébrités se cachent derrière ces plats connus ?

Cuisinons l'histoire

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 18, 2024 13:23


Le plat qui porte leur nom est parfois plus célèbre que leur propre œuvre. Quel hommage ou personnage célèbre se cache derrière le tournedos Rossini, le carpaccio, la sauce Béchamel ou encore la pizza Margherita ? C'est le sujet du nouvel épisode de Cuisinons l'histoire.Bonne écoute !Un podcast de Ronan Coquelin-Lion avec Eric Birlouez.Réalisation : Florian DomergueIllustration : Céline Fonteneau

Zwei Zwanziger
#275 Neue Freunde finden

Zwei Zwanziger

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 11, 2024 68:58


Nach unseren Solo-Trips NY und Paris stellen wir uns wieder unserer Realität und kehren zurück ins Familienleben. Heute mit der Frage ob nur wir unsere Putzlappen zusammen mit unseren normalen Klamotten waschen, wie oft wir unsere Zahnbürsten wechseln (sollten) und ob eine Pizza Margherita ausreicht? Im Thema geht es um die Suche nach neuen Freunden, welche im Alter definitiv nicht einfacher geworden ist. Viel Spaß! (auf www.flaconi.de spart ihr mit dem Code “ZD10” bis zum 11.12.2024 10 % ab einem Mindestbestellwert von 59 € & alle Informationen zu dem ETW Gutschein findet ihr auf eat-the-world.com/weihnachtsgutschein - auch dabei viel Spaß) Folgt dem Podcast auf Spotify und hinterlasst gerne eine Bewertung. Feedback und Werbeanfragen an: hey@zweidreissiger.de Unser Merchandise: https://zweidreissiger.de/ Unser Kaffee: https://flowersandmels.de/ Zu Melisa: https://Instagram.com/findingmelisa/ Zu Flo: https://Instagram.com/floriangerl/ Zum Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/zweidreissiger/ Folge direkt herunterladen

Dick & Doof
MULTI IM PJ

Dick & Doof

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 9, 2024 44:58


Während Sandra besoffen im Megapark war, ist unser Multi Laserlaka natürlich mit dem PJ nach Ibiza geflogen. Des Weiteren klären wir die Frage, woher die Pizza Margherita ihren Namen hat, und welcher Planet der Erde am Nächsten ist... und achso; wie macht ihr das eigentlich mit den Steuern?+++ Alle Rabattcodes und Infos zu unseren Werbepartnern findet ihr hier: https://linktr.ee/dick_und_doof +++ Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://datenschutz.ad-alliance.de/podcast.html +++Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.

SOCIAL TALK
Agency Talk: Social Match trifft Charles & Charlotte

SOCIAL TALK

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 23, 2024 30:23


Pascal Fiedler⁠ und ⁠Paulina Schumann⁠ sind sich einig: Auf ihrer Agency Menükarte steht nicht viel, dafür stimmt aber die Qualität. Ob selbst als Creator:innen oder als erfolgreiche Gründer:innen einer Agentur, ihr Fokus liegt klar auf Social Media. Für sie als Paar wird Harmonie nicht nur im Privaten großgeschrieben, Konkurrenzkampf unter Agenturen gibt es ebenfalls nicht - oder doch?Unsere Hosts Jessy und Martin sind im Anschluss an den Social Talk auch im Podcast '⁠Social Vita⁠' von Pascal und Paulina zu Gast und sprechen dort über die Entwicklungen der Social Media Plattformen. Den Social Talk Videopodcast gibt es auch bei YouTube! MEHR ZU PASCAL UND PAULINACharles & CharlotteSocial Vita Podcast IN DER FOLGE ERWÄHNTL'Antica Pizzeria da MicheleBBDOAMVAKQAOdalinePascal aka Mister MarathonPaulinas ReitaccountJessys YouTubekanalIsabelle RogatBuzzbirdZAW (Zentralverband der deutschen Werbewirtschaft)Heiko Hebig TIMDECODES(00:00) Intro(00:37) Gesprächsbeginn(01:07) "Pizza Margherita" als Geschäftsmodell(02:50) Konkurrenzkampf?(04:55) Was bedeutet Social?(06:01) F*ck TV. Go Social!(08:50) Social goes TV und vice versa(10:25) Horizont AI Prompt Battle(12:00) Das Creator Dasein(15:05) Mister Marathon(16:50) Berufliches & Privates(19:40) Podcast: Social Vita(22:00) Das Pitch Game(24:06) Die (Team-)Tafelrunde(27:37) Podcast & Marketing Game(28:38) Hustle Culture MEHR ÜBER UNS⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠YouTube⁠⁠LinkedInWebsite⁠⁠⁠Impressum⁠

Sprechstunde & Rundumschlag | Mit LeFloid & Olli
Pizza Margherita für Aliens

Sprechstunde & Rundumschlag | Mit LeFloid & Olli

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 27, 2024 41:53


Außerdem geht es in der Episode um: - Eure DM's zu politischen Themen im Podcast - Schnäuzer so lang wie Augenbrauen - Dresscode auf der Arbeit - Erste Haare, hohe Stimme - Wenn Avril Lavigne mit dem Privatjet vorbei kommt - Freundschaft und Empathie

ZeitZeichen
Die "Pizza Margherita" soll erfunden worden sein (Juni 1889)

ZeitZeichen

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 11, 2024


Ein neapolitanischer Pizzabäcker soll eine Majestät bekochen. Sein in Italiens National-Farben belegter Teigfladen soll Königin Margherita vorzüglich gemundet haben.

Kölncampus
Die Pizza Margherita feiert Geburtstag!

Kölncampus

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 11, 2024 2:03


Wer hätte gedacht, dass diese ikonische Pizza am 11.Juni 1889 erfunden wurde? Wie genau, hört rein!

WDR ZeitZeichen
Im Juni 1889: Die erste Pizza Margherita kommt aus dem Ofen

WDR ZeitZeichen

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 10, 2024 14:46


Ein neapolitanischer Pizzabäcker soll eine Majestät bekochen. Sein in Italiens National-Farben belegter Teigfladen soll Königin Margherita vorzüglich gemundet haben. Eine nette Geschichte... Von Steffi Tenhaven.

Foppall med Bernt Hulsker
Du kan ikke si romfolk

Foppall med Bernt Hulsker

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 6, 2024 44:44


Sløyfe i lin. Kan det være bedre for såre nakker? Ole har ikke investert, Martin har sett på Bridgerton og Morten har tre ord. Ukas middagstips: Pizza Margherita fra Napoli. Høyere pH-verdi i vannet der, så umulig å gjenskape deigen i Norge... Produsent: Jørgen Vigdal

Muschio Selvaggio
Ep. 152 - La cucina italiana non esiste? Coi DOI e chef Riccardo Monco

Muschio Selvaggio

Play Episode Listen Later May 6, 2024 65:39


Scopriamo insieme che la Regina Margherita non mangiava la Pizza Margherita e che Carlo Magno non era un esperto di formaggi. MERCH UFFICIALE: https://muschioselvaggio.eu

Buongiorno San Paolo
#210 Quem trouxe a pizza margherita para o Brasil? - Paola Tarallo (Pizzaria Speranza)

Buongiorno San Paolo

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 23, 2024 50:31


La Pizza napoletana è qui, a San Paolo! Hoje exploramos a fascinante história da família Tarallo, proprietária da icônica Pizzaria Speranza em São Paulo e originária de Nápoles.Conhecida como uma das primeiras pizzarias napolitanas do país, a Speranza não apenas trouxe o autêntico sabor da Itália para as ruas de São Paulo, mas também teve o privilégio de introduzir a lendária pizza Margherita na cidade e no Brasil.Descubra como essa família apaixonada pela tradição culinária italiana transformou a paisagem gastronômica de São Paulo.

Restfett
#112 - Stolz und Eitelkeit

Restfett

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 5, 2023 63:24


Wir lernen diese Woche, wie die Pizza Margherita zu ihrem Namen gekommen ist. Dahinter steckt eine Geschichte voller Stolz und italienischer Eitelkeit. Aber wie ist das denn mit dem Stolz? Wir stellen fest, es ist gar nicht so einfach, eine Einordnung zu treffen zwischen gesundem und ungesundem Stolz. Wann ist Stolz zu viel? Und vor allem stellen wir uns die Frage, kann man eigentlich stolz auf etwas sein, auf das man keinen direkten Einfluss hatte? Es ist gar nicht so leicht, auf eine befriedigende Antwort zu kommen.

Die ChefFlüsterin
#118 – Jesse Jeng, Scalehouse: „Mehr Achtsamkeit“

Die ChefFlüsterin

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 4, 2023 70:32


In dieser Ausgabe von LeaderTalk begrüßen wir Jesse Jeng, den visionären Co-Founder und Managing Partner bei Scalehouse Capital, einem deutschlandweit agierenden Early-Stage Venture Capital Fonds mit Sitz in Niedersachsen. Jesse gibt uns tiefe Einblicke in die Welt des Venture Capitals und teilt seine Erfahrungen darin, wie Startups mit dem richtigen Investment in neue Dimensionen wachsen können.    Doch hinter dem Geschäftsmann steckt noch so viel mehr. Als stolzer Familienvater aus Hannover bringt Jesse das herzliche Flair der niedersächsischen Hauptstadt mit. Seine Vorliebe für eine klassische Pizza Margherita zeigt seine Wertschätzung für das Einfache und Authentische. Zusätzlich teilt Jesse eine besondere Perspektive mit uns - die Kraft der Achtsamkeit. Er betont, wie wichtig es ist, im oft hektischen Alltag innezuhalten und bewusst zu leben.    Begleite uns in dieser inspirierenden Folge, während wir mehr über die Investitionswelt erfahren, uns über den Genuss einer guten Pizza austauschen und lernen, wie man den täglichen Herausforderungen mit Achtsamkeit begegnet.    Tritt ein in eine Welt aus Business, Familienleben und Selbstbewusstsein. Willkommen bei LeaderTalk Folge #118 mit Jesse Jeng.      Website: https://scalehouse-capital.com/ 

What's Next, Agencies?
#90 mit Paulina Schumann und Pascal Fiedler, Gründer*innen von charles & charlotte

What's Next, Agencies?

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 25, 2023 54:42


„Stop Micromanaging! Ja, es ist schwer loszulassen, aber es ist so eine andere Art von Freude, wenn man dann sieht, was unser Team so eigenständig auf diese Beine stellt. Und ganz ehrlich, es macht uns auch selbst viel glücklicher, wenn wir nicht ständig alles kontrollieren.“ In dieser Folge von #WhatsNextAgencies hat Kim Alexandra Notz die Gründer*innen der Berliner Social Media Agentur charles & charlotte zu Gast. Paulina Schumann und Pascal Fiedler haben die Agentur 2019 gegründet, nachdem sie ein Aha-Erlebnis in Neapel hatten. Inspiriert von einer Pizzeria, die sich auf eine Sache konzentriert und die beste Pizza Margherita serviert, erkannten die beiden, dass sie sich ebenfalls auf etwas spezialisieren müssen, um die Besten zu sein. Für sie sind die sozialen Medien, insbesondere Bewegtbild-Content wie TikToks und Reels, ihre Leidenschaft. Im Gespräch erzählen die beiden, warum es ein Geschenk ist, sich als Agentur zu fokussieren, warum sie in einem sogenannten Circle-System arbeiten und auf eine feste Hierarchie verzichten. Weiterhin erklären sie, warum es bei ihnen keine Starkreativen gibt, sie konsequent auf Jobtitel verzichten und wie sie ihre Charlies (Name für die Mitarbeitenden) am Gewinn beteiligen. Denn für die beiden gilt: Mitarbeitende first, Kund*innen second – die sie übrigens konsequent Partner*innen nennen. Im weiteren Verlauf sprechen Paulina und Pascal über die Plattform TikTok. Ihr erfahrt, was genau hinter dem Credo „document, don't create“ steckt, wodurch sich ein TikTok-Mindset auszeichnet, warum sie denken, dass Trends in Zukunft nicht mehr relevant sein werden und wie man zu einem guten Creator Netzwerk kommt. Am Ende diskutieren sie darüber, was ihre größten Learnings aus der Gründungszeit sind und warum sie Fans einer radikalen Feedbackkultur in der Agentur sind.

HORECA AUDIO NEWS - Le pillole quotidiane
6500 - La pizza margherita de “L'Antica Pizzeria Da Michele” arriva nei supermercati

HORECA AUDIO NEWS - Le pillole quotidiane

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 8, 2023 4:40


La margherita de L'Antica Pizzeria Da Michele arriva nei supermercati, in versione surgelata. La storica pizzeria di Napoli, definita ‘il tempio della pizza' e tra le più antiche della città partenopea, per produrla ha scelto Roncadin, azienda di Meduno (PN) specializzata nelle pizze surgelate di alta qualità per il mercato italiano e internazionale. Gli italiani trovano ora nel banco freezer della grande distribuzione una pizza margherita unica nel suo genere, frutto della collaborazione tra il reparto R&D di Roncadin e la celebre pizzeria nata nel 1870 con la famiglia Condurro, vessillo della pizza in Italia e nel mondo (oggi anche una catena che si è guadagnata il titolo di “Migliore Catena Artigianale di Pizzerie al Mondo” nel 2021 e nel 2022 per la classifica di “50 Top Pizza”).

Podcast Loescher. Voci D'Italia
Voci d'Italia 2023 Episodio 10 - La pizza margherita

Podcast Loescher. Voci D'Italia

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 28, 2023 12:23


Voci d'Italia - La pizza Margherita Acqua, farina, lievito e un filo d'olio extravergine è quanto basta per preparare la base per la pizza, la pietanza più amata dagli italiani e conosciuta in tutto il mondo, da condire secondo il proprio gusto e fantasia. Della sua storia, preparazione e declinazioni ci racconta Emanuela Bianconi giornalista enogastronomica di Cookist. Se vuoi sapere di più su tradizioni e usanze italiane, scrivi a italianoperstranieri@loescher.it

Dermot & Dave
The Incredible Story Behind This Delicious Dish

Dermot & Dave

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 27, 2023 4:36


Next time you're having a pizza with pals, be prepared to impress your pals with a fascinating fact about one menu staple. In Dave's World, we heard all about the history of the Pizza Margherita and the original (much less snappy) name for the X Box.

TOK FM Select
Pizza margherita jest najdroższa w historii! Mamy też kryzys jajeczny i rosnące ceny ryżu. Ale jest na świecie coś, co tanieje!

TOK FM Select

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 7, 2023 7:22


Światowy wskaźnik cen produktów rolnych spada kolejny miesiąc z rzędu. To generalnie dobra informacja, bo oznacza, że problemy wywołane wojną w Ukrainie zostały - przynajmniej częściowo - opanowane. Tak jest na przykład z cenami oleju słonecznikowego i zbóż. Światowe kłopoty z cukrem rozwiązują dobre zbiory w Brazylii. Z drugiej strony, mamy rosnące ceny sera, pomidorów, oliwy z oliwek (czyli podstawy włoskiem margherity, która w rok podrożała o jedną trzecią!), drogi ryż oraz światowy kryzys jajeczny. Jajecznica na maśle w Polsce nie musi jednak być znacząco droższa - bo z frontu prowadzonej w sklepach cenowej wojny maślanej płyną dla nas dobre informacje: kostkę kupicie w promocjach po 2,99!

Storia del Cinema con la s Minuscola

Come è nato uno dei più antichi e popolari generi del cinema? E cosa ha a che fare con il film del 1970 che io e mio padre negli anni ci siamo divertiti a guardare e riguardare insieme? E chi sono Luigi Montefiori e Pietro Martellanza? La mia linea comica chiude il suo cerchio almeno per ora rispondendo a queste e altre domande.

Flavor of Italy podcast
Neapolitan Pizza deliciousness, Italy's super power - Episode 134

Flavor of Italy podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 19, 2022 23:52


Neapolitan pizza-making is the ultimate proof that Italy's super power is deliciousness. It's on the UNESCO intangible world heritage list. Want to try Laura's top three pizzerias where you are guaranteed to experience a delicious Neapolitan pizza tasting menu? Do you know how Pizza Margherita and Pizza Marinara got their names? Both steeped in history so have a listen to find out why! The history of pizza as a flatbread dates back many centuries. It was only after tomatoes were brought to Europe in the 16th century that Neapolitans began using them as a topping for their flatbreads and pizza evolved into what is known today as Neapolitan pizza.

chuchichästli
168: De Hot mit de Viehcher

chuchichästli

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 26, 2022 61:49


Über Hot Takes, Matteos Zeit in Island und warum Lo & Leduc die Pizza Margherita des Schweizer Raps sind. chuchichästli Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/chaestli Themenvorschläge bitte hier: https://inbox.chaest.li/ Musik der Woche (Playlist): https://open.spotify.com/user/matekind/playlist/07dqaX36JTLkdoUUSzgy1X Social Media: Twitter – http://twitter.com/chaest_li Instagram – http://instagram.com/chaest.li Website – http://chaest.li

Postcards from Italy | Learn Italian | Beginner and Intermediate

Julie and Dani get their first taste of pizza in Italy… and Dani learns that Italians have very strict rules about pizza. In our roundtable, we discuss an expression of surprise or frustration that translates as “sheer madness”! We also begin a deep-dive discussion about the classic pizzas you'll find in Italy… and in our bonus materials we dive even deeper into the ones you won't. To get the most out of Postcards from Italy, subscribe to our premium online course for full episodes, transcripts, roundtable notes and Italian-only audio to test your listening and comprehension skills.www.PostcardsFromItalyPodcast.com

Groeten uit het Zuiden!
S04E18: Pizza Margherita, 90's bands en sportprijzen

Groeten uit het Zuiden!

Play Episode Listen Later May 6, 2022 51:52


Rob is lekker uitgerust, terwijl Jordy ontzettend moe is. Ze bespreken een bizar verhaal uit India en hebben weer heel veel te bespreken.

0630 by WDR aktuell
Sturmgefahr in Deutschland I Lockerungen in 3 Stufen I Stress beim ESC I  BionTech für Afrika I 0630

0630 by WDR aktuell

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 17, 2022 16:34


Die heftigste Fusion des Jahres: Fischstäbchen meets Pizza. Flo gönnt sich gerne mal den Taxi-Teller und Minh Thus Guilty Pleasure ist Pizza Margherita mit Kartoffelchips. Was heute sonst noch wichtig ist: Was das Unwetter über Nacht angerichtet hat und wie ihr euch am besten vor dem Sturm schützt. (02:34) Wann welche Corona-Maßnahmen wegfallen und wie der Drei-Stufen-Plan der MPK genau aussieht. (05:24) Warum es Beef um den Vorentscheid des Eurovision Song-Contest und die Band Eskimo Callboy gibt. (08:28) Wie BioNTech seinen Impfstoff jetzt in Afrika produzieren will und warum es dafür trotzdem Kritik gibt. (13:08) Wir sammeln Sterne! Lass uns gerne eine Bewertung da, wenn euch der Podcast gefallen hat. Und für mehr Ideen: schickt uns eine Sprachnachricht an 0151 15071635 oder schreibt uns an 0630@wdr.de. Wir sind übrigens auch auf Instagram: @tickr.news – schaut gerne mal vorbei!

WDR 4 Ullas Lieblingsrezepte
Grüne Bandnudeln mit Gorgonzolasauce

WDR 4 Ullas Lieblingsrezepte

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 17, 2022 2:18


Spaghetti Carbonara, Orecchiette oder frische Bandnudeln – in den 1980er-Jahren lernten die Deutschen, dass italienische Küche mehr zu bieten hat als Pizza Margherita und Dosenravioli. Von Ulla Scholz.

Cooking Subversive
I Cook to Reclaim My Health

Cooking Subversive

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 21, 2021 21:07


#WhyCookseries/MyHealth/1 #CSM1This post is part of the Why Cook? Series: 6 Reasons to be a Lifestyle Cook, a discourse on the pillars of The Cooking Subversive Manifesto (CSM). Providing great reasons to cook are powerful motivators to make cooking a lifestyle choice especially when we understand how forces have conspired to make us choose otherwise.America’s obesity rate is 42.4%.The United States may lay dubious claim to being democracy’s chief champion of late, but when it comes to obesity, it is without a doubt the leader, and has been so for nearly 2 decades among countries tracked by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).  That’s not exactly something to be proud of.We’re inured to this data point because we’ve sat with this fact for far too long and it’s only becoming worse.  We’ve vilified the subjects—overweight people, because in the back of our minds, we’ve been taught to associate being fat with gluttony, poor self-control, laziness and other reprehensible traits we like to think we’re absolved of. Because we’ve appropriated blame to the wrong culprits, we’ve missed the real offenders, and they’ve been able to hide in plain sight.  Before we point fingers, let’s first understand the magnitude of the problem.Why the US Covid-19 death toll is so highWe’ve just reached the grim milestone of 800 thousand deaths in the United States, with no real end in sight.  From the onset, the huge American death toll, disproportionately higher than in other developed countries, begged the question: why so high?In a John Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center tally of global deaths attributed to  coronavirus, the US has 239.43 deaths/100,000 people.  It is the 6th highest in the world, preceded by Brazil, Romania, Czechia, Hungary and Bulgaria; and the highest among wealthy nations.  While we can debate on the ramifications of polarized attitudes towards masks and vaccines (we don’t have the monopoly on anti vaxxers and conspiracy theories), the data is clear on the primary causes of American deaths.  According to a study published by The Lancet.Consistent with reported COVID-19 outcome data from Europe, the United States, and China, higher caseloads and overall mortality were associated with comorbidities such as obesity, and advanced population age.Let’s unpack the comorbities part.  Comorbidy, the simultaneous presence of two or more diseases, entered our lexicon when covid-19 exploded.  Comorbidity is a bulls-eye target for coronavirus;   the chances of getting very sick or death is much higher.  But what diseases are strongly associated with covid deaths?In this screenshot of Covid-19 deaths with contributing conditions released by the CDC for 2020 and 2021, I circled 9 diseases linked to obesity.   That’s half of the top 18 (see note) diseases associated with covid-19 deaths that can be linked to obesity, which is directly associated with poor diet and unhealthy lifestyles.Even without Covid-19, 3 of the top 7 leading causes of death in the US, heart disease, stroke and diabetes, are linked to obesity. A recent report by the New York Times suggests that covid 19 lives in fat cells. If proven conclusively, that will be the most direct link yet of Covid-19 to a poor diet.  Covid-19 exacerbated what we’ve known all along: Americans are unhealthy and unless we make lifestyle changes, we are literally going to pay for it with our lives. When I was a child, my mom told me her father had diabetes. She said that they would find ants gathered near the toilet, because his urine was so sweet. To an 8-year old, that was the sort of outrageous, fun and slightly gross family factoid to brag about to friends.  As an adult, the implications were serious.  Though my mom didn’t have diabetes, both her parents did; my father had it too, and two of my siblings are on medication for it.  The CDC says I am highly predisposed to diabetes if it runs in the family (check) and if I’m Asian American (check).  Add to the melee, heart disease is also a familial companion.You would think this less-than-glorious health history was enough incentive to get me cooking.  It was not.  In Manila, we had household help who cooked for us, I frequently dined out, and frankly had no interest in it. I turned to cooking in my 30’s out of necessity: I downshifted from a corporate career in Manila and moved to the US as a music student. I simply couldn’t afford to keep eating out.  But I also had not understood the pernicious actions of big corporations, particularly the food industry, nor their sustained influence on lifestyle and culture, which diminished cooking life skills in our eyes.  I didn’t know then what I know now.  So despite a lifetime eschewing junk and processed foods, I became prediabetic. That’s a red flag for me to be vigilant about diet and lifestyle so I never cross over to diabetes.  I have no ailments, am not on any medication and I want to keep it that way. So though my cooking journey began with economic reasons (the fifth tenet of the manifesto, I Cook To Save Money), it’s now sustained by others, primarily, that I Cook to Reclaim My Health.  To Solve a Problem, Understand What Caused ItThere’s nothing like statistics on death and disease to put a damper on holiday celebrations.  I admit, the timing may not be the best as we look forward to celebrating with feasts and abundance.  A snapshot of America’s health today, however dire, is not without use. 2022 is around the corner, and what better way to counter a grim trend than to make new year’s resolutions that benefit you and your family?But resolutions are only resolute if you can counter forces that undermine.  So we need to understand how we got into this predicament in the first place. Why are we Fat?There are really just 2 big reasons:1.     We eat too much. (overconsumption)2.     We eat unhealthy stuff.Easy, peasy, right?Well, not exactly. This is one of those Matryoshka-esque problems where an issue opens up to another and then another, and sometimes is intertwined with others. As an example:Overconsumption can be traced to reduced cooking and preparation times which  has its genesis in mass food production and consequent growth in prepackaged foods; but it’s also related to sugar addiction which fails to satiate hunger. And if you think sugar is just that white table stuff, think again, because sugar has over 60 names and comes in many forms most don’t even recognize.  The general public’s confusion on understanding exactly what is healthy and what’s not is a product of the machinations of greedy, unethical corporations, poor science, complicit government actions and a culture that makes us too busy to figure things out for ourselves. Confounded yet? Exactly! It’s a lot to unpack and why we haven’t been able to solve this decades-old problem.  And because it’ll take me a few passes to paint the general picture, I’ll start with how we started to spend less time cooking.When did we start spending less time in the kitchen?In his book, Cooked: A Natural History of Transformation, author Michael Pollan traces the fascinating history of cooking from when man first learned to make fire to where we are today.  As a starting point for my discussion, I will jump to post World War II in the United States where Pollan recounts:…the food industry labored mightily to sell Americans—and American women in particular—on the processed-food wonders it had invented to feed the troops: canned meals, freeze-dried foods, dehydrated potatoes, powdered orange juice and coffee, instant and superconvenient everything.”Post war America was a different world.  Women, who were the traditional cooks, had entered the workforce; a proliferation of cars gave rise to suburbs where cooking became an isolated chore when once it was a communal activity; technological advances in the food industry were making packaged foods cheaper and more palatable every day and labor saving kitchen devices like the microwave oven were proving to be indispensable appliances. The combination of changing societal and technological norms of postwar America, increased wealth, the burgeoning idea the food industry peddled that women should be “liberated” from the kitchen and most especially the prevalence of ready-made food that could be picked up or delivered all conspired to convince Americans to spend less time in the kitchen.  In 1965 it was 146 minutes a day.  By 2019, it was 36 minutes.*2019 data from US Bureau of Labor StatisticsIn a 2003 study titled, Why Have Americans Become More Obese? , researchers Cutler and his colleagues linked increased caloric consumption, primarily from snacks, directly to the rise of obesity.  Data collected (1977-78 vs 1994-96) showed that men and women consumed 268 and 143 more calories per day than they did 14 years before. The question was, what was making Americans eat more?  They’re conclusion: Less cooking.Binge AmericaA simple home-made Pizza Margherita, even if you use store-bought dough, tomato sauce, mozzarella and happen to grow basil leaves in your window sill, will likely take more time to make then having pizza delivered.   You’ll have to roll out the dough, perhaps half-bake if it’s a thick crust, slather sauce, arrange toppings and then bake again to finish. While you were at it, you probably popped a piece of mozzarella into your mouth with a leaf or two of basil and perhaps sampled the tomato sauce with it.  Your home-made pizza took more time, but not only was it more fun, you tasted along the way, which reduced the chance of wolfing it down when it came out of the oven.  But more than that, a craving for pizza, not the healthiest of foods to begin with, becomes more difficult to satisfy if you had to make it from scratch.  But pizza delivered is just a phone call away.  And that is why delayed gratification was the link Cutler and associates made when they concluded that:Less Cooking Time=Less Delay in Gratification=Eating MoreYet how many Americans actually make their own pizzas? Pre-made food, because it’s accessible, is not only easier to eat, but makes you likely to eat more. The time and effort involved in cooking, delayed gratification and eating slowly all help to curb our appetite.  When Netflix releases a whole season of your favorite show, you’re not just watching one episode.   It’s why the term “binge-worthy” exists. Lest you think we’re immune to the allures of instant gratification, let me assure you that we’re not.  Jeff and I are as guilty as everyone else of Netflix binging and snacking while we’re at it.  We live in a modern world subject to time-sucking temptations and frankly, our self-control is not as iron-clad as we would like.  So instead of fighting human nature, we’ve just become a little smarter working with it.  Besides reducing our screentime by cooking (including preparation and clean up) we make sure snacks at home are healthy for when the munchies hit.   So yes, Americans are eating more. But we’re also eating too much of the wrong stuff.  It’s not like we don’t know who the usual suspects are; we do.  We know processed junk foods are some of the worst offenders, yet they are almost 60% of calories  consumed in the United States.  But eating is not a rational behavior; and corporate America is counting on that.The Companies We Hate To LoveForget covid for a sec: prior to the pandemic, it’s long been known that being overweight and obesity can lead to heart disease, the leading cause of death for both men and women in the US. That’s 1 out of 4 deaths, according to the CDC.  Perhaps even more than overconsumption, the rise in obesity is attributed to poor diets—specifically the increase in sugar, sodium and other toxic additives in ultra processed foods.  Unhealthy ingredients like high-fructose corn syrup, partially hydrogenated oil (trans fats) and flavor enhancers are used by the food industry because they are cheap and make nutrient-deficient lab concoctions edible.  “But they make us sick”, you might say.  Well, in America it’s all about free choice and capitalism.  You’re not forced to drink a can of Coke (high- fructose corn syrup) or eat Kellogg’s Froot Loops (partially hydrogenated oils) for breakfast, but it’ll be hard to resist because all your life you’ve been told it’s the right thing to do. My second job out of college was a brief stint as Account Executive for the Coca Cola division of the McCann-Erickson advertising agency in Manila.  The Philippines was one of the few markets where Coca Cola was way ahead of Pepsi, so dominant a player that we broke out of the soda category and considered the whole beverage industry as our competitive field.  We ran radio ads to compete with coffee, juice and milk with our Coke in the Morning campaign; we printed Coke Tuba posters targeted to the Southern Philippines where locals consumed Coke with Tuba, an alcoholic libation of fermented coconut sap.  Coke ads were hip, featured cool music, had great looking, laughing models, and the sales pitch was always oblique. Coke ads evoked warm and fuzzy feelings.  I was a kid and still recall when the mega-hit commercial of the 1970’s spawned the memorable tune, I’d Like To Teach the World to Sing:I'd like to teach the world to singIn perfect harmonyI'd like to hold it in my armsAnd keep it companySo sweet. Just like Coca Cola, addicting the world to its empty sugary charms.   I wasn’t a Coke or Pepsi drinker and I already knew about the deleterious effects of sodas, but still, I was hooked.  I loved my job with the Coke group also because its branding strategy, front and center of Filipino lifestyle and culture  meant aligning with the music pop stars of the country and part of my work was to travel with artists and help organize Coca Cola concerts.  That was a dream job for someone in their 20’s.I also had an unusual personal history with Coca Cola: my mother was one of their first models in a video advertisement; and as a student activist, I marched against Coke, the premier face of imperialism.US occupying forces during the great wars brought Coca Cola with them introducing the world to the “pause that refreshes”. Regimes came and went, but more durable was a non-violent Coca Colonialism that tied profitability to notions of liberty and the American dream. The Philippines’ relationship with Coke, like mine, was complex and conflicted. An article in the New Yorker published in 1959 is filled with wry , often humorous anecdotal evidence on the world’s infatuation with Coke.  In a former US colony like the Philippines, liberated from the Japanese by the Americans in World War 2, the sentiment ran strong, as evidenced by an account of Filipino General Carlos Romulo in his memoir “I Saw The Fall of the Philippines”:This day that was to mark the turning point in the Battle of the Philippines began for me with an incident that seemed of the greatest importance. In fact, so vital did it seem at the time that that night, upon my return to the tunnel on Corregidor after one of the most terrible days a man could ever experience, I wrote a detailed account of that day on my typewriter with a ribbon that could hardly make itself legible, and with trembling hands I added the important notation: “I had a Coca-Cola.”      Pearl of the Orient: A Coca Cola infomercial on the Philippines The World Wars are decades past and discussions on Coca Colonialism are long buried.  But these antecedent events are important to comprehend where we are today.  If you still think I’m overstating Coca Cola’s sway on our culture, look no further than at the brand’s most iconic figure and ambassador of goodwill and cheer, Santa Claus. The jolly, rotund man in red is a visage largely shaped by Coca Cola which you can read about on the company’s page,  “Five Things You Never Knew About Santa Claus and Coca-Cola.”  We hate to love companies that are bad actors if their brands are associated with positive ideals deeply ingrained in who we think we are or want to be.  Like an abusive boyfriend, they know how to sweet talk their way back.  Our ambivalence is why they are still around and why we still consume their products despite the harm they’ve caused us. Big Business, our Sugar DaddyBig Business is omnipresent.  They’ve been targeting you since you were a babe with a multi-media onslaught that includes ads on television, internet and social media.  They infiltrated your videogames through advergames.  At school, you bought soda from their vending machines and the tomato-based pizza served at your school’s cafeteria was your vegetable option. You even got free Big Business- branded school supplies.Obesity among youth has more than tripled since the 70’s and affects 1 in 5 of school-aged youth. If you were a kid who celebrated your birthday party at MacDonald’s, then Big Business may have lassoed your little heart and you feel a tiny tug whenever you spot the golden arches as you drive by.  Food ads on television comprise half of all ad time in children’s shows, according to the American Psychological Association.We must not underestimate how well Big Business understands and manipulates our collective psyche.  We know it’s powerful, because despite our best intentions, we continue to poison ourselves when we consume unhealthy foods. What rational being does that?  Unless it’s because we’ve been deliberately misled and have not seen the whole picture yet.  Which is why this story isn’t over.We reduce caloric consumption when we cook by delaying gratification.  And if we’re eating a home cooked meal, perhaps we’re not consuming unhealthy ultra processed food as much.  That’s already a win.  But healthy cooking is as much determined by what and how we cook. Remember I mentioned a confluence of forces that helped confuse America and the world on what healthy eating means? When we take a detour from the Cooking Subversive Manifesto tenets to introduce a few more bad actors, we’ll see how what we eat is even more nefarious than how much we eat in the battle of the bulge and other diseases. In the new year, we’ll take a glimpse at America’s food and farming in the post, “I’ll Have The Poison on the Side, Please.” : Chemicals in our Food.  Additional References:High US covid death toll causes: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2771841Food waste: https://www.nrdc.org/sites/default/files/wasted-2017-report.pdfGrowth of the Suburbs: https://americanhistory.si.edu/america-on-the-move/city-and-suburbSanta Clause: https://www.coca-colacompany.com/company/history/five-things-you-never-knew-about-santa-claus-and-coca-colaImpact of Food Advertising on Childhood Obesity: https://www.apa.org/topics/obesity/food-advertising-children Get full access to Cooking Subversive at cookingsubversive.substack.com/subscribe

CKRL 89,1
De bouche à oreille avec Le Winston Band et Éric Lamirande à L'Emporium

CKRL 89,1

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 6, 2021 91:39


Après avoir dégusté des spécialités véganes, CKRL vous offre un tour du monde! Dans cette émission De bouche à oreille, Le Winston Band, inspiré par la musique cajun de la Louisiane, rencontre Éric Lamirande autour des pizzas romaines et des bières québécoises de l'Emporium microbrasserie! LA FORMATION MUSICALE Unique en son genre, Le Winston Band nous emmène dans la Louisiane festive, à chacune de ses chansons rythmées par l'accordéon et le frottoir (zydeco)… le tout en français. Son deuxième album Zig Zag Zydeco Zoo, c'est la fusion des genres entre musique cajun, rock et folk pour en créer un inédit : le « zydeco québécois »! C'est en formule trio que Le Winston Band nous interprète deux pièces tirées de cet album, Des grillons et Ô Bagosse (Motor Dude Special), qui correspondent parfaitement au thème culinaire de l'émission! Musiciens invités Antoine Larocque à l'accordéon. Antoine Fallu à la guitare. Andrew Duquette-Boyte au frottoir. Performances vidéos du Winston Band dans l'émission : https://bit.ly/DBAOLeWinstonBand LE RESTAURATEUR Ouvert en janvier 2019 dans Charlesbourg, l'Emporium microbrasserie se démarque non seulement par ses bières créatives, brassées seule ou en collaboration avec d'autres micros du Québec, mais aussi par son menu de pizza romaines croustillantes et originales, inspirées par des saveurs d'ailleurs. De l'Italie avec la classique Pizza Margherita ou la surprenante Pizza Carbonara à la Nouvelle-Écosse avec la Pizza Halifax, le tout en accord avec les bières de l'Emporium… Voyage déroutant garanti avec Jean-François Simard, copropriétaire de l'Emporium. LE PRO DU WEB Fort de 25 ans d'expérience, Éric Lamirande est stratège en marketing web et commerce électronique, ainsi que spécialiste des médias sociaux. Passionné inconditionnel des technologies, il accompagne les travailleurs autonomes, les microentreprises (comme CKRL!) et celles en économie sociale / OBNL dans leur virage numérique. Éric nous raconte comment des organisations ou des professionnels « qui n'ont ni les moyens ni le temps » peuvent eux aussi avoir une présence influente et constante sur le web, grâce à des astuces simples à intégrer à son quotidien. -- De bouche à oreille à L'Emporium en images : https://bit.ly/BoDBAOLeWinstonBand Pour rester à l'affût de De bouche à oreille sur nos réseaux sociaux, suivez-nous sur ckrl.qc.ca / Instagram / Facebook / Twitter / Youtube / Infolettre MERCI À NOS PARTENAIRES ALFRED TAXI, LA FAUTE À ÈVE, LILY LA FRIP, PASCALE-LOU ANGELILLO.COM, BRONKO MARKETING, MON QUARTIER EN BOÎTE, ECOUTEDONC.CA ET SORS-TU.CA Ce projet est rendu possible grâce à la subvention Rayonnement numérique du Gouvernement du Québec.

JediCast
Ausgelesen #18 – Sex and the Fair

JediCast

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 2, 2021


Ein Sturm zieht auf und die zweite Welle der Hohen Republik beginnt mit The Rising Storm von Cavan Scott. Als zweiter Erwachsenenroman setzt er die Handlung der ersten Welle und vor allem von Light of the Jedi fort und entführt uns zur Republic Fair auf den Planeten Valo mit unter anderem vielen romantischen Verstrickungen und unkonventionellen Jedi. Wie immer beginnen wir mit einem kurzen spoilerfreien Eindruck des Romans und gehen dann die Haupthandlung und die wichtigsten Figurenentwicklungen durch und spekulieren über das Ende sowie den möglichen Verlauf der Fortsetzung im kommenden Winter. Außerdem klären wir was der Roman mit einer Pizza Margherita zu tun hat und was auch irgendwie nicht und wieso uns gerade die Tendenz zu einem etwas lockeren Umgang mit den Jedi-Regeln gut gefallen hat. Mit dabei sind heute Florian und Ines, deren Rezensionen unten auch verlinkt sind, als auch Janina, die seit der Aufnahme zu Thrawn Ascendancy: Greater Good endlich mit The High Republic aufgeholt hat! Hinweis: In den Kommentaren zu dieser Ausgabe darf nach Belieben gespoilert werden, damit ihr euch mit uns austauschen und eure Meinung zum Roman kundtun könnt. Also achtet bitte darauf, sofern ihr den Roman noch nicht beendet habt! Zeitmarken spoilerfreier Teil00:00:00 - Begrüßung00:01:03 - allgemeiner GesamteindruckSpoilerteil00:07:42 - Attention Listeners 00:08:09 - Der Weg nach Valo00:26:23 - Partystimmung 00:37:29 - Was machen eigentlich die Nihil?00:40:43 - Ein Sturm zieht auf00:47:25 - Für den Folgentitel bitte hier entlang00:52:06 - Feuer und Flamme01:12:05 - Der Nebel lichtet sich01:24:06 - What scares a Jedi?01:38:57 - Verbindungen zu anderen Werken01:44:22 - Abschließende Anmerkungen Blick in die Datenbank Zur Werksübersicht von The High Republic: The Rising Storm von Cavan ScottDer Roman erschien am 29. Juni 2021 im amerikanischen Del Rey-Verlag.die deutsche Übersetzung von Blanvalet erscheint im März 2022 unter dem Titel Im Zeichen des Sturms. Ein englisches Hörbuch von Penguin Random House, gelesen von Marc Thompson, ist ebenfalls erhältlich.ebenfalls sind viele Sondereditionen zum Roman erschienen, die ihr alle in der Werksübersicht unter Ausgaben aufgelistet seht. Die Rezensionen Florian hat das Werk am Sonntag vor Release bereits für euch rezensiert und ihn nur knapp hinter dem Debütroman der Hohen Republik, Das Licht der Jedi, einsortiert. Spätestens im Mittelteil ziehe er einen so sehr in den Bann, "bis man emotional ausgelaugt und mit einem aufgewühlten Mix aus Katharsis und Trauer die letzte Seite erreicht und sehnsüchtig der Fortsetzung entgegenblickt". Auch Ines attestiert dem Roman den Status einer guten Fortsetzung, der nur sehr wenige Kritikpunkte aufweist und bei dem man "den faszinierenden Republic Fair und die tolle Charakterentwicklung von Elzar Mann [...] auf keinen Fall verpassen [sollte]". Wie immer hat Florian bereits Ende Mai einen allgemeinen Gesamteindruck der zweiten Roman-Welle mit euch geteilt, in der er spoilerfrei und vage seine Meinung zu allen drei Romanen geteilt hat. Wer also lieber nur einen solchen Gesamteindruck erhalten möchte, sei auf diese Rezension verwiesen. Den JediCast abonnieren Wir sind auf allen gängigen Podcast-Plattformen vertreten! Abonniert uns also gerne auf Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts (etc.), oder fügt bequem unsere Feeds in euren präferierten Podcast-Player wie Podcast Addict ein. Alle Links dazu findet ihr oben unter dem Player. Sollte eurer Meinung nach noch ein wichtiger Anbieter fehlen, teilt uns das gerne in den Kommentaren oder per Mail an podcast@jedi-bibliothek.de mit! Star Wars: Die Hohe Republik ist ein mehrjähriges Buch- und Comicprogramm, das 200 Jahre vor den Filmen spielt und die Jedi in ihrer Blütezeit zeigt. Weitere Infos, News, Podcasts und Rezensionen gibt es in unserem Portal und in der Datenbank. Erinnerung: In den Kommentaren zu dieser Ausgabe darf nach Belieben gespoilert werden!

Les podcasts de CKRL
De bouche à oreille avec Le Winston Band et Éric Lamirande à L'Emporium microbrasserie

Les podcasts de CKRL

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 23, 2021 91:39


Après avoir dégusté des spécialités véganes, CKRL vous offre un tour du monde! Dans cette émission De bouche à oreille, Le Winston Band, inspiré par la musique cajun de la Louisiane, rencontre Éric Lamirande autour des pizzas romaines et des bières québécoises de l'Emporium microbrasserie!

WDR 5 Alles in Butter
'O sole mio - Pizza, Focaccia und Farinata

WDR 5 Alles in Butter

Play Episode Listen Later May 28, 2021 47:10


Pizza Margherita ist in ihrer Schlichtheit so legendär und lecker, dass unserem Genuss-Experten Helmut Gote diese Pizza immer die liebste bleiben wird. Wir schauen auf Pizzas und sehr köstliche Varianten. Moderation: Carolin Courts und Genussexperte Helmut Gote

Smart Drivel
Ep.62: You Ate What?

Smart Drivel

Play Episode Listen Later May 24, 2021 24:19


We often enjoy epicurean feasts that feature dishes with unique names like Eggs Benedict or Chateaubriand or the ever popular Pizza Margherita. Yet do we ever take time in between mouthfuls to wonder how they got these names? Jon and Kurt sure do, and in this episode they give you the provenance of some of our favorite things to eat.

Ob du behindert bist...
Folge #24 - Tod durch Bergziege

Ob du behindert bist...

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 15, 2021 52:07


Wer hat sich in seinen jungen Jahren immer eine ganz spezielle Pizza Margherita bestellt, was zum Geier ist die Trypophobie und wer leidet an ihr? Das erfahrt ihr in der heutigen Folge! Es wird sehr entspannt und ungezwungen aber auch lustig und unterhaltsam. Wir widmen uns den noch offenen Umfragen und experimentieren mit dem Threepointer. Als Sahnehäubchen gibt es noch ein paar Outtakes für eure Lachmuskeln, also bis ganz zum Schluss dran bleiben!!! Viel Spaß und bleibt gesund!!

Nachtlicht - Light in the night

Pizza Margherita oder Spinaci? Oder doch lieber Spaghetti? Egal wie ihr euch entscheidet, es geht doch nichts über einen gemütlichen, schönen Abend mit Freunden und gutem Essen! Begleitet Marsha Ericsson und ihre Familie zu einer kleinen Feier in das "New Italy", der neuen Pizzeria in ihrer Heimatstadt...Guten Appetit!

mit susi reisen
#KIDS-SPECIAL | Folge 22: Die Pizza Margherita

mit susi reisen

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 17, 2021 12:14


Eine köstliche Geschichte über die Entstehung der Pizza Margherita In dieser #KIDS-SPECIAL Folge geht's nach Italien, um dort mehr über die Pizza Margherita zu erfahren. Ihr werdet erfahren, wie diese Pizza zum Nationalgericht wurde und was sie mit der italienischen Nationalflagge gemeinsam hat. *Geeignet für Kinder zwischen 6 und 11 Jahren - und natürlich auch für Erwachsene. InhaltsverzeichnisMinute 03:04 | Was will König Umberto I.?Minute 04:53 | Woher stammt das Wort Pizza ab? Minute 09:00 | Welche Farben hat die italienische Nationalflagge? Minute 09:50 | Was bedeutet Tricolore? Minute 11:10 | Wer hat nun die Pizza erfunden?

Luca's Italy
Episode 5: Pizza Margherita

Luca's Italy

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 17, 2021 15:18


This week I talk about how the origins of the queen of Neapolitan cuisine that took the world by storm. If you enjoyed this episode, want access to exclusive extras, and to help me make more, please consider becoming a patron: http://patreon.com/lucasitaly/ .Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/lucasitaly)

Turning Stones Podcast
Pizza Margherita

Turning Stones Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 3, 2020 42:12


The Margherita pizza was one of the first pizza toppings ever created and dates back many years, but where did the idea come from? There are a few stories as to the origins of the famous topping and also a lot of confusion around what a traditional Margherita consists of. We look at the truth and provide the fun facts along the way. buon appetito!

SBS Italian - SBS in Italiano
L'Italia lontana e vicina, tra Zalone e una pizza margherita

SBS Italian - SBS in Italiano

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 5, 2020 9:49


Rose Thompson è una studentessa di Brisbane di 17 anni, che studia italiano da quattro anni e sogna di viaggiare e di visitare il nostro Paese, non appena le restrizioni attualmente in corso a causa della pandemia COVID-19 saranno allentate.

Fluency TV Italiano
Walk 'n' Talk Essentials Italiano #25 - Uma pizza margherita gigante

Fluency TV Italiano

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 16, 2020 16:11


Tem alguma comida que você sabe fazer muito bem, e que os seus amigos sempre pedem que você faça pra eles? É o caso de uma das personagens do diálogo de hoje do Walk ‘n' Essentials Italiano! Nele, vamos acompanhar um casal enquanto compram ingredientes para preparar uma pizza margherita gigante - e, de quebra, aprender um pouco mais sobre a conjugação dos verbos “rimanere” e “scegliere”, que significam “ficar” e “escolher” em italiano! Lembre-se de repetir os exemplos em voz alta com a prof Clara e baixe o material extra para ter acesso à lista de conjugação completa! Nos vemos na próxima semana, ciao! PDF: https://rhavi.co/wnt-ess-ita-25-portal

Podcast - radio SAW deckt auf
radio SAW deckt auf - Pizza Margherita

Podcast - radio SAW deckt auf

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 19, 2020 0:55


radio SAW deckt auf

Casa Albergo Positanonews
Autentica Pizza Margherita

Casa Albergo Positanonews

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 21, 2020 2:28


Ecco la ricetta di Authentic Pizza Margherita di Casa Albergo Positanonews ingredienti 3 1/2 tazze di farina per tutti gli usi 1 cucchiaino di sale 1 tazza di acqua 1 pacchetto di lievito secco attivo da 0,25 once 1 pizzico di zucchero bianco 1/4 tazza di farina per spolverare 2 tazze di salsa per pizza 20 fette di mozzarella fresca 20 foglie di olio di basilico fresco Fonte: https://ferreronicolashedir.it/autentica-pizza-margherita/

Der Küchenchef serviert - der Koch-Podcast von »essen & trinken«

Geduld, starke Arme, Zeit und ein paar wenige gute Zutaten – fertig ist die perfekte Pizza Margherita. Was ein Neapolitaner in New York damit zu tun hat, wen »essen & trinken«-Küchenchef Achim Ellmer damit beglückt und warum Vorbereitung alles ist – eine Folge, die das kulinarische Bewusstsein nachhaltig verändert. Redaktion: Achim Ellmer, Nadine Uhe, Jens Thiele. Produktion: Wei Quan. Aufnahmeleitung: Linus Günther

Casa Albergo Positanonews
Pizza Margherita Italiana - Casa Albergo Positanonews

Casa Albergo Positanonews

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 24, 2019 2:35


Casa Albergo Positanonews condivide la migliore ricetta per la pizza margherita, si basa sui nostri visitatori in Italia e anni di ricerca! È dotato di salsa piccante per pizza e una perfetta crosta di pizza gommosa. Gli ingredienti tradizionali della pizza margherita sono mozzarella, salsa di pomodoro e basilico. (Casa Albergo Positanonews).

Casa Albergo Positanonews
Pizza Margherita Classica al forno Di Casa Albergo Positanonews

Casa Albergo Positanonews

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 17, 2019 1:39


Avolte non puoi battere la Pizza Margherita fresca, semplice e classica. Questa classica ricetta per pizza margherita inizia con il mio impasto per pizza fatto in casa. Completare con mozzarella e pomodori freschi, quindi terminare con basilico fresco di giardino. Questa è una ricetta facile per la pizza con un sapore imbattibile cucinata da Casa Albergo Positanonews. La settimana scorsa ci siamo trasferiti nella nostra nuova casa. Dopo 12 ore in piedi spostando le scatole, ci siamo precipitati al ristorante più vicino e ci siamo trovati a ordinare stuzzichini e una pizza a cinque formaggi + pomodoro da un locale locale.

Trivia Buff Radio
What do the flavors in Pizza Margherita represent?

Trivia Buff Radio

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 17, 2019 2:10


Did you ever think what the flavors in a Margherita pizza represent? We know the answer!

Do More Good podcast
Episode 24: Fail your way to becoming an Award-Winning Fundraiser with Nikki Bell

Do More Good podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 26, 2019 61:16


"We’ve had enough of winners!"Season Two is going out with a belter of an episode, live from the loudest pub in London. Confirmed Northener Nikki Bell joins the boys straight from the IWITOT stage to talk about the power of the Olympic torch, her life as a consultant and how she ended up moving from St Oswalds to the British Heart Foundation for the fish lunches. There’s advice on relationship fundraising, shouting about the work you do from home and how not to get fired by Twitter. Kenneth dreams of being a glitter fairy whilst James is testing out some new material. Meanwhile Nikki names her favourite leaders in the sector and explains how face to face fundraising lays the foundations for a stellar career before trying out an Essex accent. Everyone agrees we’ve had enough of winners but can’t get enough Pizza Margherita. There’s chat about the IOF Convention, networking events and how many awards make an Award-Winner.With a guest appearance from Sandra in Accounts and a masterclass in segways, we’re packing for the DMG Roadshow.---You can find us on www.domoregood.uk or follow us on Twitter and Instagram. Get in touch if you'd like to feature or star on the show. It goes without saying really but the episodes contains our opinions - essentially things we overheard in meetings, stole from presentations and read in magazines. Thanks for listening.---Further reading:www.twitter.com/charitynikki

Do More Good podcast
Episode 24: Fail your way to becoming an Award-Winning Fundraiser with Nikki Bell

Do More Good podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 25, 2019 61:16


"We’ve had enough of winners!"Season Two is going out with a belter of an episode, live from the loudest pub in London. Confirmed Northener Nikki Bell joins the boys straight from the IWITOT stage to talk about the power of the Olympic torch, her life as a consultant and how she ended up moving from St Oswalds to the British Heart Foundation for the fish lunches. There’s advice on relationship fundraising, shouting about the work you do from home and how not to get fired by Twitter. Kenneth dreams of being a glitter fairy whilst James is testing out some new material. Meanwhile Nikki names her favourite leaders in the sector and explains how face to face fundraising lays the foundations for a stellar career before trying out an Essex accent. Everyone agrees we’ve had enough of winners but can’t get enough Pizza Margherita. There’s chat about the IOF Convention, networking events and how many awards make an Award-Winner.With a guest appearance from Sandra in Accounts and a masterclass in segways, we’re packing for the DMG Roadshow.---You can find us on www.domoregood.uk or follow us on Twitter and Instagram. Get in touch if you'd like to feature or star on the show. It goes without saying really but the episodes contains our opinions - essentially things we overheard in meetings, stole from presentations and read in magazines. Thanks for listening.---Further reading:www.twitter.com/charitynikki

Wissen in wenigen Sekunden: Alltagsfragen leicht erklärt
113 Woher kommt die Pizza Margehrita?

Wissen in wenigen Sekunden: Alltagsfragen leicht erklärt

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 4, 2018 0:54


Oft gehört, aber wo kommts her und was bedeutet es? In dieser Folge klären wir, woher die Pizza Margherita kommt. Wissen in wenigen Sekunden: Für Schlaumeier, Weltversteher und Menschen, die im Alltag mit besonderem Wissen glänzen möchten.

Blando
BLANDO RADIO SHOW del 22/03/18 - 2 Anni dagli Attentati di Bruxelles, Gigi D’Alessio a Radio Deejay, Domande Blande, Cracco e la Pizza - con Marco Vitrotti Puntata 169

Blando

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 22, 2018 28:48


Parliamo degli attentati di Bruxelles di 2 anni fa, della nuova Pizza Margherita dello chef Carlo Cracco e di Gigi D’Alessio a Radio Deejay da Fiorello. In studio Marco Vitrotti e Paolo Agostinelli.In onda ogni giorno dal Lunedì al Venerdì dalle 16:30!

ARCHIVIO WIKIRADIO 2011-2015
WIKIRADIO del 24/06/2015 - LA PIZZA MARGHERITA raccontata da Patrizia Giancotti

ARCHIVIO WIKIRADIO 2011-2015

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 24, 2015 30:20


LA PIZZA MARGHERITA raccontata da Patrizia Giancotti

@omic church
@omic vom 7.März 2015 - Pizza Margherita - Üsu Giger

@omic church

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 8, 2015 32:43


@omic vom 7.März 2015 - Pizza Margherita - Üsu Giger by Kirche Oftringen

TyfloPodcast
Audycja kulinarna – Pizza Margherita

TyfloPodcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 28, 2012 36:10


W kolejnej audycji kulinarnej, Alicja Witek przedstawia sposób przygotowania pizzy.

Good Bite
Pizza Margherita

Good Bite

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 16, 2010 2:56


Making pizza at home is a lot cheaper and easier than you may think. With her Pizza Margarita recipe, Deb demonstrates that your favorite pizza can be the one that you make in your own kitchen. Zesty, light and crispy, this fresh pizza can be served with whatever toppings or spices that you prefer. Kids will love it, friends will love it (kid's friends and friend's kids will love it), and you never have to spend more than $10 preparing it. Plus, Deb shares the secret to perfect dough every time.

Good Bite
(OLD) Pizza Margherita

Good Bite

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 18, 2010 2:26


Das Kalenderblatt
#01 Die Erfindung der Pizza Margherita

Das Kalenderblatt

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 10, 2010 4:11


Tomatl - so hieß das Ding, das Kolumbus aus der neuen Welt mitbrachte und mit dem lange niemand etwas Vernünftiges anfangen konnte. Dann kam der 11. Juni 1889 und Königin Margherita hatte Hunger. Mal auf was anderes, und so schlug die Geburtssunde der Pizza Margherita.