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BRIOCHE WAFFLE SANDWICH 🧇✨ When you have a waffle maker at home, anything can become a waffle 😅 Recently, I made a version with filo pastry, and now I’m sharing a new idea - a brioche waffle filled with langoustines 🦐 A little reminder: don’t throw away the shells! They make the most delicious and flavorful broth. I used it as a base to create milk, which I then added to the dough. Lately, I’ve been using this little trick in many of my recipes - definitely worth trying! By the way, the most

Everyone wants to lose weight until they find out it still takes effort in the kitchen. These cabbage dumplings make that part a whole lot easier. 🥟🥟🔥 Cabbage Dumplings Ingredients Ground chicken, 2 pounds Portabella mushrooms, finely diced, 8 ounces Scallions, finely sliced, 4 Soy sauce, 2 tablespoons Oyster sauce, 1 tablespoon Chicken bouillon powder, 1 teaspoon Salt and black pepper, to taste Small Napa cabbage, 1 to 2 heads Furikake, for garnish Chili oil, for serving Sliced scallions, fo

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Python Object-Oriented Programming | I had experience with OOP prior to learning python when I was using Java. So when It came to learning python, not only were the syntax much easier than Java, but both languages all share a major similarity with each other: they both support OOP. My experience with Java made learning Python much easier because I was already familiar with the core principles of OOP. Here is more info on OOP if you’re interested: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in Python is a

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