I just finished watching "Rope" a classic by Hitchcook
Rope (1948): "Two young men strangle their 'inferior' classmate, hide his body in their apartment, and invite his friends and family to a dinner party as a means to challenge the 'perfection' of their crime."
J'ai prepare ces Bricks pour le petit dejeuner. Ce n'est pas mal.
Bricks aux Bananes et Chocolat
Préparation : 30 mn | Cuisson : 10 mn | Difficulté : Facile
Bricks banane-chocolat
Pour 6 personnes
# 10 feuilles de brick
# 3 bananes
# 40 g de chocolat pâtissier ou au lait
# 10 g de beurre demi sel
# 10 g de sucre en poudre
# lait
# huile de friture
# 1 Epluchez et coupez les bananes en rondelles. Dans une poêle anti-adhésive, disposez le sucre et laissez dorer. Ajoutez ensuite les bananes et le beurre. Laissez cuire 1 minute en enrobant les morceaux de bananes dans le caramel, puis réservez.
# Bricks banane-chocolat 2 Coupez chaque feuille de brick en deux. Repliez la partie arrondie vers le bas. Badigeonnez d’un peu de lait à l’aide d’un pinceau à cuisine. Disposez une petite cuillère à soupe de banane à 4 cm du bord et concassez quelques morceaux de chocolat par-dessus.
# Bricks banane-chocolat 3 Repliez la feuille par-dessus pour former des triangles. Rentrez le bord de la feuille dans un pli du triangle. Badigeonnez de nouveau le dessus avec un peu de lait.
# Bricks banane-chocolat 4 Faites chauffer l’huile de friture et déposez-y les bricks. Faites-les légèrement dorer de chaque côté, déposez-les sur du papier absorbant et saupoudrez-les de sucre en poudre.
Pour finir... Servez tiède accompagné de crème anglaise ou d’un coulis de chocolat.
[From:L'Internaute]
Aidan enjoing his visit to the Air & Space Museum
National Air and Space Museum Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center:
"The Center was named in honor of its major donor, and features the large Boeing Aviation Hangar in which aircraft are displayed on three levels. Visitors can walk among aircraft and small artifacts in display cases located on the floor, and view aircraft hanging from the arched ceiling on elevated skywalks. Many engines, helicopters, ultra-lights, and experimental flying machines are on display in a museum setting for the first time. Among the aviation artifacts on display are the Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird, the fastest jet in the world; the Boeing Dash 80, the prototype of the 707; the Boeing B-29 Superfortress Enola Gay; and the deHavilland Chipmunk aerobatic airplane."
"As correspondent Scott Pelley reports, it turns out the abyss is deeper than most people think because there is a second mortgage shock heading for the economy. In the executive suites of Wall Street and Washington, you're beginning to hear alarm about a new wave of mortgages with strange names that are about to become all too familiar. If you thought sub-primes were insanely reckless wait until you hear what's coming."
[Read More:A Second Mortgage Disaster On The Horizon?, 60 Minutes-CBS News:]
"During the six episodes, we take a close look at (and listen to) some uniquely American music - blues, soul, jazz and rock ‘n’ roll - all of it born within a couple of hundred miles of either side of the Mississippi River. The musicians from these areas, often from impoverished, downtrodden backgrounds, were central to these momentous musical developments."
[Read More:Smithsonian Channel]
