instagram: @evgeniyafedutinovavk.com / janeshomebaking– It all started with baking for relatives and friends. Gradually, she began uploading photos of her baking to Instagram, and orders began to come in. I made my first cake to order on October 13, 2014, and a little earlier I started making macarons and cupcakes. It can be said that the business “found me myself”, I am very glad that I don’t need a diploma of a design engineer anymore! There are more and more orders every day. For this week, I gave more than 30 cakes, about 350 macaron cakes, 200 marshmallows, 150 cupcakes, cake pops, biscuit balls on a stick - ed.), Cookies and mastic figures. It’s good that my husband has been helping me for a long time - it’s unreal to cope with this amount alone. There were even more orders for the New Year, I didn’t sleep for 3 days! Peak seasons are, of course, holidays. The number of clients in such periods passes for 40-50 people. Cakes are always taken! And on birthdays, and just like that, and on holidays, and it is very good! The main difficulty is the lack of time. In addition to baking, I still have a lot of important things to do - studies, for example, work as a teacher. Recently, the lion's share of the time was occupied by preparing for their own wedding. Customers usually take orders from the bakery on their own, but there is also a delivery service. Carried by a husband or dad - only I trust them my pastries! It happened, of course, that orders were not taken away, but I immediately laid them out on Instagram - and instantly everyone was willing. Sometimes I bring goodies home and I indulge my relatives. I try to make all orders individual, but, of course, my handwriting is visible everywhere. The most unusual order in my memory was from one pregnant girl. By her order, I put a note inside the cupcake, made a stork with a bag — and that’s how she told the good news to her husband! People love biscuit cakes - that’s a fact! Not mousse, confit, dacoise and anything else, but a regular sponge cake with delicious cream, fresh fruit and berries. Decor is chosen from my page in Instagram, sometimes we come up with something new with the customer.
1 / 6My favorite recipe is saltycaramel Ingredients: * sugar - 300 g * butter - 65 g * cream 33% - 335 g * salt - 1 tsp. Preparation: 1. Divide all the sugar into 6 parts - somewhere in 50 g. In a saucepan with a thick bottom, pour the first batch of sugar and melt, without disturbing, to an amber color. Add the next 50 grams of sugar, melt again. For a more uniform sugar melting, tilt the saucepan in different directions. So repeat 4 more times until all the sugar has melted.2. 3. Put the dishes with the cream on the fire and heat, but do not bring to a boil.3. Caramelize sugar to amber color, most importantly, do not overdo it (in this process, literally a minute - and all is lost). Then remove from heat, add butter and salt.4. Add hot cream, but not all at once, but gradually, in several approaches, stirring well each time. Again, put the pan on the fire and heat to 108 degrees, with a strong boil at maximum heat for 4-6 minutes. Cooking time varies depending on the desired thickness of the caramel after cooling. Culinary advice: be careful of the original products, even sugar, flour, eggs! If something does not work out - change the manufacturer, try again and in no case do not despair! Well, try to invent everything yourself, and not copy other people's recipes: play with the composition, grams, interesting additives and learn what you want to enjoy!
Over the course of life, humanity in some areasis developing, and in others it significantly lags behind its predecessors. The older generation still remembers the times when store shelves were empty, but the products that were sold there were strikingly different in quality from modern ones. Our grandparents ate modestly - vegetables and fruits were mainly grown in vegetable gardens, they had never heard of fast food, and butter and sausage were bought with coupons. And, despite this, people were healthier and stronger than the current generation. Modern youth have an incredibly wide choice of products: supermarkets offer a huge assortment, presenting several types of the same product at once: cheese, sweets, bread, potatoes, pasta, cereals, and so on. Take whatever you want; however, as sad as it may sound, the quality of modern nutrition is incredibly poor. Scientists have long been sounding the alarm about the low nutritional value of modern products and the huge amount of harmful modified substances contained in them. Today, vegetables, greens, fruits and meat contain almost no vital elements that are necessary for normal human development. Therefore, if you want to be healthy, you must take care of yourself. To do this, you should ensure that all essential vitamins and minerals enter your body from the outside. It is recommended to take special complexes after examination by a doctor, who will tell you what daily dose you need and how to properly take the entire course. As you know, vitamins play a special role in the lives of pregnant women. We think that many people understand why they are needed. Firstly, most of the nutrients are taken from the mother by her child. Secondly, during this period, some elements should enter the body of the expectant mother in increased quantities, since they are directly involved in the process of formation, as well as the development and bearing of the baby. Vitamin E is one of these. We will tell you below how to take it, what the daily norm is and what its deficiency is fraught with for pregnant women.
During pregnancy, around 28 weeksterm, the doctor of the antenatal clinic faces the task of determining the part of the fetus that can be felt in the lower part of the uterus. This is called the presenting part of the fetus, and it is this part that, having passed through the birth canal, appears first in our world. The most successful option is considered to be the longitudinal position with the head down, also known as the cephalic presentation. This is due to the fact that the head is the largest part of the baby's body in diameter and its passage is associated with the main problems during childbirth. After its exit, the birth of the legs, arms, and body of the baby proceeds easily and is not so painful. Unfortunately, this situation does not always occur, and there are cases when the fetus in the uterus is presented with a shoulder, that is, it is located transversely, or even rests against the lower part of the uterus with its legs or buttocks. I would like to dwell in more detail on the second case, the so-called breech presentation of the fetus. It is worth considering that up to 36 weeks, the position of the fetus can change, so determining the breech presentation of the fetus at 28 weeks of pregnancy cannot be a final diagnosis. In addition, many techniques and special exercises have been developed to date to change the position of the child to a more favorable side. Doctors distinguish between breech, foot, knee, and pelvic presentation of the fetus. In turn, breech is divided into pure breech presentation and mixed. In the first case, the baby's buttocks are presented in the lower part of the uterus, and its legs are extended in the direction of the body, while they are straightened at the knees and bent in the pelvic area. In the second case, the buttocks are located at the entrance to the pelvis together with the legs, which are bent at the knees and hip joints. Foot presentation can be complete and incomplete. In the case of complete foot presentation, both legs are facing the entrance to the small pelvis, slightly straightened at the knees and hip joints. In the incomplete case, only one leg is presented, which is straightened at the joints, and the second lies higher and is bent in the pelvic area. The last type of breech presentation of the fetus is the knee presentation, characterized by the location of the baby's bent knees in the lower part of the uterus. As a rule, breech presentation is found in 3-5% of pregnant women, with the most common being pure breech presentation (about 67% of cases), less common are mixed breech (20%) and foot (13%). ...
Pregnancy is the happiest time inlife of almost every woman. But unfortunately, sometimes pregnancy is marred by problems. And one of the most terrible problems is a frozen pregnancy. After all, what could be worse for a woman who was preparing to become a happy mother than to find out that her baby is not destined to be born? The woman was pregnant and happy in the morning, and just one doctor's appointment plunged her into real hell. Every woman has heard something about a frozen pregnancy, but did not go into details if she had not encountered it herself. But if the doctor made this terrifying verdict, the woman - whether she wants it or not - is forced to find out more about a frozen pregnancy. That is why we have collected all the necessary information, paying special attention to curettage, which is simply impossible to do without.
It would seem that pregnancy is the mosta happy period in the life of any woman. However, alas, this is far from always the case. Emotional instability is a common condition for an expectant mother. A woman can cry, then laugh - and all this in a very short period of time. Therefore, it is difficult to surprise anyone with a bad mood of an expectant mother. But just a bad mood is not the worst thing. It is much worse if the expectant mother is faced with such a misfortune as depression. Depression during pregnancy is a very common phenomenon. But, unfortunately, very often depression is left without due attention. And this is fraught with serious consequences.
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Unfortunately, in recent years, HIV infectionhas become very widespread. But, despite the fact that HIV infection is still only partially treatable, the life expectancy of a sick person is quite long - up to 15 - 20 years. And therefore it is not surprising that many HIV-infected women have a desire to have a child, especially if they still do not have children. Someone condemns such a desire of sick women, someone supports it. However, the fact remains a fact, regardless of how others feel about it - having a child is the choice of a woman who wants to leave a mark. And this choice is her right, because only a woman can take responsibility for the life and health of her child. However, this does not stop many HIV-infected women - HIV and pregnancy go hand in hand not so rarely, as it may seem at first glance. And in some cases, a woman decides to give birth to an HIV-infected man. However, the expectant mother should never forget that pregnancy in the presence of HIV infection is radically different from all the others. Giving birth to a healthy child is quite possible, but the expectant mother will have to put in a lot of effort to achieve this. But what will a mother not do for the sake of her child's health? This is what we will talk about below. ...
Now it's our time to get ready forthe fulfillment of what we come into this world for, a time of such natural changes and transformations of the body, and along with it the mind. But how often in this happy time we are filled with anxiety and along with many pleasant sensations we experience physical discomfort. The most ancient set of exercises aimed at achieving harmony and peace - yoga - helps in the best way to cope with unpleasant sensations, fears, painful conditions and will allow you to optimally prepare for the most important test - the birth of a new life. Today we will talk specifically about yoga classes for pregnant women, a technique that will become indispensable along with a knowledgeable obstetrician, support of loved ones and faith that everything will be wonderful. ...
Unfortunately, sometimes it happens thatthe long-awaited pregnancy ends with a frozen pregnancy. And it is already impossible to do anything in this case. Usually, the fair sex faces this in the early stages, but it can also happen in the second trimester. Statistics are as follows: approximately 176 cases account for only one pregnancy with an unsuccessful outcome. The rest of the girls manage to carry and give birth to a healthy child. But there is still a risk of this pathology. Therefore, it is very important for expectant mothers to know everything about what can cause a fetal arrest, how to recognize, detect and prevent it. Thanks to the methods of modern medicine, today it is possible to prevent a frozen pregnancy if you register in time and be on the alert. To do this, it is very important to strictly follow the instructions of the attending gynecologist and monitor your own health at the first stages of planning the pregnancy itself.