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Granny's Cooking Class #2 How To Boil Water - Duration: 5:02.
Hello InnerTubers, Welcome to Granny's Cooking School 101: How To Boil Water.
I just finished my cookbook.
Now that cookbook is due out in September 2018.
So, if you're watching this after that, then you are already lucky.
It's Granny PottyMouth's FASTasFUCK cookbook.
And, I passed it by a few friends, some of whom were basic amateur cooks, and there were
a few things they didn't quite understand.
One of them was how to boil water.
How hard do you boil water?
What does a medium boil mean, and what does a simmer mean?
Okay, here we go.
What I've laid out here are two sizes of pans – a 1-quart and perhaps a 2- or 3-quart.
Size really does matter.
And I've also laid out some measure cups.
And the reason I did that is because people have given me shit in some of my videos because
I used a liquid measure cup to measure flour.
Well, as you'll see in just a little bit, a cup is a cup, the world around.
Why do I use a liquid measure cup for something that's dry?
Because it's lightweight and my hands are old.
Give me a break, fuckers.
So, the reason this is a little bit difficult is that when you're measuring something
dry, it's full to the brim, and you smooth it off with a knife.
So, these things are full to the brim.
There ya go.
Two cups.
Right on the dot.
Now, let's say you're gonna cook up some rice and the water needs to boil first.
How do you decide what size pan to use?
This shit swells up to twice its size.
Don't underestimate how big of a pan you need.
It's like a lot of things in life, my dear – when in doubt, go bigger . . . or you'll
have a big fucking mess.
If you have ever boiled over a pan of rice or pasta, you know exactly what I mean.
If I'm going to cook rice, and it calls for 2 cups of water, and 2 cups of rice, would
I put it in a pan that's only barely bigger than the amount of water?
No fucking way.
That's when you go big.
Looka there.
Plenty of room.
I'm going to pour this 2 cups of water in here and you'll see exactly how much room
we have left over.
It looks like it barely filled up the bottom.
But, guess what?
That's all the more space for the heat to hit the water.
Something else that's really important – make sure that you buy pans that have lids that
fit well.
If you can only afford one, buy the bigger one.
You know, if people did this [ting ting ting] on New Year's Eve instead of shooting off
fucking fireworks, everybody would be so much happier.
I'm a big fan of a gas stove because you can tell right away whether the heat is high
or medium or loooooooow.
I know not everybody has gas, so use your range the way you like.
There's an old wives' tale that a watched pot never boils, so we won't.
Adding a little salt to the water will help it boil faster.
That's science, fuckers.
So, we're beginning to get a few bubbles.
They're beginning to move.
Siri, what is the boiling point of water in Fahrenheit?
"The answer is about 212 degrees Fahrenheit."
Let's turn this fucker way up and you can watch it boil hard.
So, now you throw the rice in.
You stir it around according to the directions.
Put a lid on it.
Like when you're gonna say something naughty to somebody?
Or mean?
And leave it.
Covered.
At very low heat.
Fluffy rice.
Looka there!
Just for shits and giggles I'm gonna spoon this shit into the little pan and you'll
see what a mess we would have had.
Now, I'll admit that this does barely fit in the pan.
If you'd had any sort of boil over at all, you'd have a fucking mess to clean up.
Why would you do this when you can put extra shit in the same pan and only wash one?
That's it, InnerTubers.
Boiling Water 101.
Pretty fucking simple, right?
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It's the kinda hookup that's a good one.
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what I'm doing. I couldn't.
And, I'm really grateful for you.
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5 Sus4 Triads and the Perfect Maj7 licks you can make with them - Duration: 7:49.
(Jazz guitar playing)
- Hi everybody, my name is Jens Larsen.
In this video I'm going to show you
how you can use five different sus4 triads
to improvise over a maj7 chord.
We're going to take a Cmaj7 chord
and then for each of the different sus4 triads
I'm going to go over,
I'm going to show you how to play the arpeggio,
how you can make a line with it,
and also how you can use them as
part of a chord voicing if you want to play the chord.
If you want to learn more about Jazz guitar
and check out some interesting arpeggios,
scale sounds, or chord voicings,
the subscribe to my channel.
If you want to make sure not to miss anything
then click the little bell notification icon
next to the subscribe icon.
(guitar playing)
This first example is using an Esus4 triad.
So the Esus4 triad, if we relate that to C
then we have the major third,
the major sixth, and the major seven.
So we actually have the complete Cmaj7 voicing.
The way you could play that arpeggio in this position
if we start in the E that could be something like this.
(guitar playing)
And really that's also just the first part
of the lick that I'm playing,
so I'm just playing the basic arpeggio
in these two octaves.
(guitar playing)
And then I start mixing it up
with some E minor pentatonic material.
(guitar playing)
Ending on the major 7th.
(guitar playing)
So this is using a Gsus4 triad
and the Gsus4 triad has the fifth,
the root, and the ninth.
So we don't actually have a complete
Cmaj7 voicing but you can still
use it as sort of a substitute for a Cmaj7.
(guitar playing)
If you want to have this sound
it's also very similar to in fact playing
sort of the first chord you find in Purple Rain.
And the way I'm using it,
so if you want to play that in this position
you can play that from here.
(guitar playing)
That would be the arpeggio.
And the way I'm using it in the lick
first I'm just playing (guitar music)
sort of this part of it.
This is really just like the Gsus4 of course
also an inversion of a Csus2.
I think this mostly reminds me of a Csus2.
But that's the position I'm playing here.
(guitar playing)
And it helps to something that really sounds like a Gsus.
And then that's repeated.
And that idea is kind of repeated
but now I'm moving into again
some E minor pentatonic material.
Coming off from the A to the G down to the E
and then (guitar playing) ending on the nine
of the Cmaj7.
(guitar playing)
Here I'm using the Asus4.
So Asus4 is giving us the six, the ninth, and the third.
So we kind of have a C6/9 chord
like this voicing here.
And the way I'm playing it,
so one way of playing it would be just
to start here in the position.
(guitar playing)
Like this.
And the way I'm using it in the lick
is actually I'm using the fact
that we can move up in octaves
and then use the different strings sets
and use the same fingering.
Which works really well for these sus triads.
It's actually something that works well for most arpeggios.
That's why I start with more or less
the standard C major, even C major pentatonic run.
(guitar playing)
It's just all A minor pentatonic.
(guitar playing)
And then you get the sus4 triad.
(guitar playing)
And here I'm also reusing the fact
that the sus4 triad when you play it
has the sound of some sort of (guitar playing)
open signal type sound.
Which is one of the nice things about
this melodically word you can sort of take out
of this sus4 sound and that's really
nice to just put in there
because it sounds so different
from the normal triads and the normal
third based arpeggios that we usually play.
(guitar playing)
Here I'm using a Dsus4 triad.
So the Dsus4 is going to give us the nine,
the fifth, and the sixth.
So we don't actually have a third.
It's not a complete voicing in that sense,
but it's also still a nice part
that we can play it's kind of similar
to what you will find very often in sambas
where they'll play this type of voicing
and then just leave out the third.
So the line that I'm playing I'm starting on the A.
And then skipping down an octave
and then just start the arpeggio
so A D G and then again up to A
and then the same idea repeated.
And then from here skipping into
some E minor seven arpeggio.
(guitar playing)
Ending the line on this G on the C major seven.
(guitar playing)
So here I'm using a Bsus4 triad.
So the Bsus4 triad is really a different type of sound
because it's more of a lydian sound.
It's not found in the C major scale.
And if you take the B triad, so the Bsus4 triad,
the B is the major seven, the E is the third,
and the F sharp is the sharp 11.
And the way you can play an arpeggio
like that in this position would be something like this.
(guitar playing)
And what I'm using here in the lick that I played,
so the first part of it is just a descending sus4 triad.
Starting on B and then down to F#.
Pull off to E and then B.
And then because we have the F#
and the E next to each other they're
sort of prime candidates to use a pull off like this.
So I'm kind of using that (guitar playing) idea again
in the next inversion of the arpeggio.
So I'm just starting on the F# now.
Pull off, and then the B and the F#.
So we have (guitar playing).
And that's really easy way to use
these inversions of the triad.
I think it's something I actually took
from a Michael Brecker solo which I might
be doing another video on at some point.
(guitar playing)
And then I continue with an Em7 arpeggio.
Kind of using the idea of the pull off
again just for the phrasing.
(guitar playing)
And just ending on the E at the end of the C major seven.
As you can tell you can tap into
some really interesting sounds
and melodies with these sus4 triads
on top of major seven chord.
And probably this is topic that I'm going
to explore more combining both just sus4 triads
but also other things where you're
superimposing them on the chords.
And I'm of course also curious if you have
something that you use a lot,
so I use superimposing certain pentatonic scales,
or triads, or chord arpeggios on other chords,
and that's something that you find works really well
then leave a comment on this video
because I know I'm curious and I'm sure
that the other people watching the video
are also curious to hear if you have a great suggestion
for something that you can superimpose on top of a chord.
If you want to learn more about Jazz guitar
and this is the first time you've see one of my videos,
then subscribe to my channel.
The videos that I publish here every week
are on exploring interesting things on Jazz guitar
and finding some solid methods
and good strategies to get it into your playing.
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It's because of the support that I'm getting
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That's about it for this week.
Thank you for watching and until next week.
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3 Aplicaciones para controlar tu Red Wifi | Android - Duration: 4:43.
hello welcome to a new video today we are going to see 3 applications to control the devices
of your Wi-Fi network and check the security of network
the first application serves to test the security of your wifi network but the truth is
that everyone uses to test security from the neighbor's network and the truth serves to
enter wifi networks through the protocol wps
the operation is very simple we choose a network with the letter v in green and we tried
the wps pins that are in this case appear several and has two arcadyan agorhythms
and belkin who is going to provide us more wps numbers to connect, you have to be careful
when testing pins we can block the router for 10 minutes and from the button
wps lock checks us if the router supports connection by wps
it works without root permissions the only drawback is that without root permissions it will not show us the
password but also connects to the network that is what interests us
with root if that will tell us the password with wpa encryption and it does not matter if you changed the
password and it is not the original router because as I say this application uses the protocol
wps that is a number of 8 digits so no matter what wpa password the
router, also has other functions like to show us the passwords of the
wifi networks that are stored in our phone
the next application is an excellent tool to scan devices in a network
wifi, if someone connects without our permission here it would appear with the brand or model name,
as we see here it appears above us in first place the router and below we have a pc like this
I enter the pc and pulse in scanning services, now it will show me all open ports
that has this equipment and these ports open they are like tickets to access the team every
port has different functions and needs of a certain application to enter,
I pulse at one of these ports and he tells me that you need to install an application called
andsmb and that serves to access the files shared pc
I'm not going to dwell on the functions of each port, but for example if I pulse
in the router and then scan services me he says he has open port 80 and this
port is used through a web browser and as we see, it directs me to the main screen
of the router so this would be the second application that
I think it is imperative and that you must have to know what devices are connected
to your wifi network
the third application I already made a video before, the function that it has is to remove or limit
the use of internet to computers in a network wifi and unlike the previous ones we will need
obligatorily on our android have root permissions
Here we have a list with all the devices connected and we can take the internet gradually
little by little until it is completely 0 and very important to have the defend button active
this application to work properly we must install busybox that is in google
play and it's very simple to install simply click on install and ready
and well I've done a little test and here we see the name of the phone on the left
that is a xiaomi mi5 splus so I do a speed test marks me about 15 16 megabytes
Approximate speed speed slider switch to completely deny access to the internet
and the second part of the test which measures the upload speed does not perform it because no
has internet access because I just removed it Internet, the phone will remain connected to
the wifi network but you will not have access to the internet, but we want to completely remove the access
to the internet we can dial 25 percent that will leave a ridiculous speed but
at least I would be connected to the internet, what we put 100 percent speed and now
the upload test makes it super fast Well, these have been the three applications
I hope you liked it if it's like that I'll see you in another video.
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10 Rapid-Fire Questions with Chef Curtis Stone - Duration: 1:41.
♪Light, acoustic jazz plays ♪
Alright, Curtis, I got some rapid-fire questions for you
just answer with the first thing that pops into your head
when I ask you. OK? <You got it>
What's your favorite ingredient to cook with?
Crab.
<What's your least favorite ingredient?>
Ooh...ahh...licorice.
<Licorice, OK.>
What's a kitchen tool you can't live without?
My knife. I know it's a simple answer but it's the most
important thing in the kitchen.
What kitchen tool do you hate?
A blender because then I have to clean it once I've used it
and I don't like cleaning. <Good one.>
What's your go-to meal to cook for someone special?
Well, that someone special is my wife and we have a
vegetable garden so I love picking whatever I grow and
<and it's normally really simple>
It's like a roast chicken with some beautiful fennel that I've
grown in the garden.
Would you ever cook that for me?
No.
What's your guilty pleasure food, what you shouldn't eat
but you love to eat?
See, we're in Southern California and the tacos
down here are unbelievable and there's a couple of good
spots on my way home, so, I probably hit the taco stand
at midnight too often.
What's your favorite place to share a meal?
"SHARE" of course.
Can you get me a table at "Maude" tonight?
You remember what happened last time?
The restraining order's still in place, it's just impossible.
I was hoping you'd forget that.
Nope.
Would you mind, then, coming to my house, maybe, and cooking
you know, a dinner for my boys, maybe corn dogs, french fries,
something sophisticated like that?
No.
♪Light, acoustic jazz plays ♪
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