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Baking Mad Monday: Pain Au Chocolat

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It’s Monday, so let’s get Baking Mad with my friends from http://www.bakingmad.com with a French classic.

For my Pain Au Chocolat, you’ll need:

250ml milk
450gr plain flour
1tsp yeast
Chocolate bars
10gr unsalted butter
40gr golden caster sugar
150gr unsalted butter
1tsp salt
1egg

Method:

First make the dough – in a bowl of a mixer place the milk, flour, yeast, unsalted butter, sugar and salt. Using the dough hook mix ’til the dough has detached itself from the bowl.

Place in a slightly floured bowl, cover with film or damp towel and leave to prove for 40mins at room temperature. Punch it down and turn onto a floured surface. Using a rolling pin, batch the butter into a rectangle. Roll the dough into a square, place the butter into the middle and fold the dough like an envelope. You must make sure the butter is completely wrapped-in.

Using the rolling pin roll the dough into a rectangle 20cmx50cm. Fold the dough in thirds lengthways, like a business letter. This completes the first “tour”.

Rotate to 90 degrees so that the folded edge is on your left and the dough is facing you like a book. Roll and repeat the operation and cover and place in the fridge for at least 30mins and then give the dough another 2 “tours”, so you complete 4 “tours” in total.

Then, roll the pastry into a rectangle and cut bands roughly 10cm by 20cm 5mm thick. Place the chocolate bar on the top and then roll them.

Place them on a buttered baking tray making sure to have the joint under the roll. With your hand flattened them gently. Cover and let to prove at room temperature for another 35/40 mins. Brush with the beaten egg and bake in a pre heated oven 180c for 25/30mn till golden brown.

Let to cool down before serving with a fresh coffee!

Happy Baking!

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Pain au Chocolat

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The link to the recipe can be found below.

This is the second video in my series of exploring the world of Viennoiseries.

And this particular video is about Pain au Chocolat / Chocolatine / Chocolate Croissants or also known by many other names.

Given the current situation of Covid, this recipe is for a smaller batch of 5 croissants which many of you have messaged me about on Instagram.

I hope that this video and recipe will bring you some distractions and comfort during this difficult time.

Take care!

Sara
#buttermilkpantry

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Why We Might Cure Cancer Sooner Than You Think | Damla Gundogdu | TEDxYouth@ASD

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In a fast-paced, highly informational talk, Damla Gundogdu, a Junior at the American School of Dubai, introduces and explores the viability of new cancer treatments that aim to tackle the disease through somatic gene therapy. She evaluates these treatments’ merits as well as the common skepticism that surrounds these bleeding-edge discoveries, ultimately presenting a smartly-reached conclusion on the feasibility and potential implementation of gene therapy methods. Damla Gundogdu has been living in Dubai since 2009 and is in her first year at ASD. Although she doesn’t posses the “three season athlete grind,” she does play tennis and enjoys topics regarding biology and psychology.

She will be talking about somatic gene therapy in the treatment of cancer, and will evaluate the benefits and disadvantages of somatic gene therapy as well as its approval by the FDA in late 2017. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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Driving toward a cure for cancer | Ohio State Medical Center

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Zihai Li, PhD, MD, founding director of the Pelotonia Institute for Immuno-Oncology, discusses advancements in helping the body use its immune system to fight off cancer.

More about WexMed Live: https://wexnermedical.osu.edu/ways-to-give/wexmedlive
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B-Cure Laser Canada

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An innovative medical laser device, approved by Health Canada and with no know side effects, for the management of acute and chronic pain.
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The Science of Pain Management

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We all experience pain in our lives, but can the cure be worse than the condition? In this seminar, Harvard Medical School experts explore the science of pain, the realities of prescription drug dependence and new discoveries and treatments that may lead to better, safer pain management.

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Comparison: Human Pain

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In Todays Probability Comparison / Comparison We Compare The Most Painful Things A Human Can Experience Such As Being Stung By A Bee! Want to know what the most painful thing is? Watch this video to find out.

DISCLAIMER:
This probability comparison / comparison video is made based on community discussions and relevant sources, numbers and facts listed might not be up to date, valid or in any specific order.

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How The Pain Scale Should Be Explained

How the pain scale should be explained! This video breaks down how you should explain the pain scale to patients wether you are a PTA, PT, Nurse or anyone else in the healthcare field!

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Heachaches – back of the head // self myofascial release // Part I

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In this video I will show you how to relieve headaches. In this case, headaches in the back of the head.

Often these pains are initiated by tensions, trigger points and myofascial adhesions.

The muscular problems can be relieved by a self myodascial release. In this video I will show you how this is done.

Part II: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_ordDAMYXM

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Floral Fantasy / Floral Abstract Painting Demo For Beginners / Satisfying / Project 100 Days / Day97

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Cancer Treatment Without Chemo (Emily Albright, MD)

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More women diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer may be able to forego chemotherapy without risking their chances for survival, according to a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine.

Find out more: https://www.muhealth.org/our-stories/more-breast-cancer-patients-could-avoid-chemo-major-study-finds

Treating Breast Cancer in 5 Days

Because Maureen’s cancer was found early, she was a candidate for a type of treatment called SAVI, which delivers radiation to the tumor site through small, flexible tubes. SAVI is finished in just five days, compared to weeks with other types of radiation treatment.

Maureen shares her experience at Sharp Chula Vista’s Barnhart Cancer Center and offers important advice for women over 40: Don’t put off getting your mammogram.

For more information about mammography or cancer care at Sharp, visit https://www.sharp.com/services/cancer/index.cfm.

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Part 1 – Spirituality and Chronic Pain: Finding Meaning in the Misery

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As a person living with chronic pain you may find yourself thinking about difficult questions about the meaning of your pain and suffering:
-Why am I having to deal with all this pain?
-Am I being punished?
-What’s the point of living if I must put up with pain and suffering for the rest of my life?

These questions can be tied to even more fundamental questions about meaning that have been traditionally addressed by religion & spirituality — some call them ‘questions of ultimate meaning’:

-Does our existence have any inherent meaning?
-Why is there such suffering in this life?
-Is this the only life we live, or are there past lives and futures ones?
-Is there life after death? Is there a higher power? (Or to paraphrase Shakespeare) Is there a divinity that shapes our ends?
-If there is a higher power, a caring universe, or a loving god, why don’t they seem to care about me?

This is NOT a webinar about religion. In this two-part series, we will explore the innate spirituality of everyday life, how that may have changed since you began living with chronic pain, and how you may want to reframe your concept of spirituality going forward. Everyone is invited. No one is excluded. No spirituality is ‘better’ than another. This webinar series, in addition to trying to answer the questions mentioned above, also asks two important questions of relevance to spirituality & chronic pain: “What story do you live in?” And “how does the story you live in help you to live better with your pain?”

Our presenter, Wesley Buch, was an ordained minister and is currently a registered psychologist who practices in the area of clinical and rehabilitation psychology. Wes is also currently on the ordination track for United Church of Canada.