Time for mole sauce at #chezfrantzman
We began with skinless chicken legs in salt boiling water and set aside
We placed half a tomato, half an onion and three cloves of garlic on a hot pan or skillet (comal) until slightly charred.
We steeped the chilis (these are supposed to be chipotle, ancho, poblano, pasilla, guajillo, mulato) and then removed seeds and pulled them into pieces and briefly put them in the oven on broil.
Then in a mortar and pestle (molcajete) we ground almonds, star anise, cloves, cinnamon and sesame seeds.
In a pot on medium heat we placed a bit of vegetable oil and fried the peppers, garlic, tomato, onion and also added a bit more chopped onion; and then put this into a blender with two cups from the water the chicken was boiled in. We put a dash of chicken stock.
Now in the same pot we made the chilis, we put almonds, sesame seeds, raisins; and roasted them (no oil) until they gave off their flavor (about 5min) and added them to the blender. We blended all this until it was dark red and creamy.
Then we put it all back in the pot on medium heat and began to cook it down.
We added the crushed anise, cinnamon, sesame, almond mixture from the mortar; and then added the chocolate squares, salt, brown sugar, several cookies, and dash of oregano.
We put all this through a sieve, and then placed over chicken.
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What happened to the stories about the Bayraktars that Ukraine had? In the early days of the war there was some hype about them, some videos supposedly showing them taking out things, but since then there hasn't been much? We were told it had changed the "nature" of war...?
I guess the last round of articles and details was in September? There was a meeting at the time; rferl.org/a/zelensky-tur…
I understand media sometimes wants to hype things and of course Ankara wanted more sales...but all these uncritical articles by major media about how this drone had literally "remade" war...is there maybe a place for them to go back and do a critical look, I mean did it or not?
IAI: "on the recommendation of EASA, the European Union Aviation Safety Agency, the Greek civilian aviation authority has for the first time issued a permit allowing IAI’s Heron 1 UAV to be flown in Greece’s airspace."
"The permit allows the system to be used in the operational activities of the European Border and Coast Guard Agency, whose charter is to provide marine surveillance and coastal protection..."
"The UAV flights are carried out in Europe’s civil airspace according to civil flight procedures with no military intervention or control."
Rafael Advanced Defense Systems will be taking part in the 2022 Bahrain International Airshow, marking the company’s first-ever participation in a global defense exposition within Bahrain.
"Throughout the week, RAFAEL will showcase air defense solutions such as the SPYDER system which has been integrated into the service of other international partners and users. The air defense system will be presented at RAFAEL's booth."
"Since the signing of the Abraham Accords, RAFAEL has embraced the formalization of regional partnerships in the Gulf and is arriving in Bahrain with an array of advanced, innovative systems for the current threats and challenges of the modern battlefield"
If confronting climate issues is predicated on first doing human rights globally…considering some of the world’s largest countries are authoritarian and getting MORE authoritarian….then we won’t be able to confront climate change…
Considering that international organizations like the UN empowered the authoritarians…it’s seems odd to now pretend we need to go back and get countries to be more free in order to get to climate change goals
It seems this logic setup is basically a way to quietly say we won’t ever address climate change…because we can’t get Russia-China on board let along Iran-Turkey etc…either with human rights OR climate goals.
I have a question; do you feel like the current narrative about "misinformation" lacks a lot of information. Meaning, do you think this word is just bandied about without much substance behind it, including by supposed "misinformation" experts, or those who "monitor" it...
It seems to me we hear things like "well Twitter fired the group that monitors misinformation"...ok...and what exactly did they do, can we have examples of this misinformation? It's a catch-all term and it seems roughly applied, to a whole spectrum of things.
Apparently the definition of "misinformation" is "false or inaccurate information, especially that which is deliberately intended to deceive." So the idea is that people are experts in monitoring "false" information that is intended to deceive.
I noticed now Twitter is adding this to links to AlBayan; interesting how they decided to single out the UAE along with Russia, China etc; oddly though when it's Ankara's TRT or Qatar's Al-Jazeera...no such label; how do they decide which countries to state media to go after?
I find it odd when big tech decides to arbitrarily label some "state" media and not others...who decided that the UAE would be one of the targets, after Russia, Iran, China? But not Turkey. I don't believe it's a systematic logic. Why the UAE and not other Gulf states?
If you want to do a little test regarding TRT and AJE...just see if they ever have articles critical of the regime...