a brush, like a polish. This gesture helps to strengthen the nails, make them shine, and prevent cuticles from hardening and splitting into painful little skins. 5- Remove stains with natural tips When you keep your nails natural, without polish, they can get stained from contact with plants, fruit ...
it's the secret to a successful homemade Nutella because it enhances the hazelnut flavor of your spread and provides a better texture by removing the skins from the hazelnuts. Preparation of the spread 1- Break the milk chocolate into a heatproof container and place it on a double boiler to mel ...
op of the cake, while the others will be incorporated into the dough. I prefer to use blanched almonds because I find it unpleasant to encounter almond skins in the kouglof when tasting. 4- Set aside the whole almonds for decoration and chop the blanched almonds with a knife. Note: You can also us ...
most effective method is to break the fruit apart with your hands. 4- Gently detach the seeds with your fingers, making sure to remove all the white skins which are not edible. Salad Preparation Once you have collected the seeds from the fruit, all that's left is to assemble all the ingredients to ...
blanching them in boiling salted water for 5 to 6 minutes. Note: if you haven't found any small broad beans or fava beans, peel the larger beans of two skins and blanch them at the same time as the peas. Cool the vegetables under cold running water to preserve their green color, then drain and se ...
ects who tanned easily, the "protection" provided by tanning was equivalent to a cream with an SPF index of... SPF 2 or SPF 3 at most for the darkest skins! 2- Once tanned, you can choose a sunscreen with a lower SPF: false! For the reasons mentioned earlier, you should not choose your sunscreen's p ...
omegranate seeds inside this rather hard fruit, the trick is to break the shell with your hands. Be careful to collect only the seeds because the white skins surrounding them are not edible! Note: since pomegranates are in season in the fall, you may have difficulty finding this fruit in the summer ...
