Making Money with Desserts: Success Stories

Evgeniya Polischuk (Fedutinova) instagram:@evgeniyafedutinovavk.com/janeshomebaking– It all started with baking for family and friends. Gradually, I started posting photos of my baked goods on Instagram – and orders started coming in. I made my first custom-made cake on October 13, 2014, and a little earlier I started making macaroons and cupcakes. You could say that the business “found me”, I am very […]

Cold cucumber soup with yogurt and lemonsorbet from the chef of the restaurant La Taverna Alexander Zhurkin Photo: Getty Images Ingredients: Plain yoghurt – 125 g Cucumber – 150 g Lemon/lime sorbet – 50 g Cocktail shrimp – 24 g Fresh ginger juice – 1 g Lime juice – 5 g Fresh orange juice – 5 g Parsley – 1 g Pink pepper – 1 g Watercress – […]

barbeque kebab

Pork tenderloin in glaze Photo:Dmitry Bayrak/dbstudioPreparation time: 20 minutes + marinating time.Calories: 454 kcal per serving.For 4 servings: 4 pork tenderloins (approximately 300 g each), 1 onion, 2 cloves of garlic, 1 tsp. lemon zest, 1 tsp. lemon juice, a pinch of ground cumin, coriander and turmeric, 1 tbsp. vegetable […]

Pierre Duacan: dietary recipes: Ducane diet

Beetroot soup Photo:Season’S, Luxury Hotels RepresentationYou will need:· Boiled beetroot – 60 g· Fresh cucumbers – 20 g· Red radish – 20 g· Green onions – 10 g· Egg – 1 pc.· Drinking mineral water – 200 g· Salt – 1 gPreparation:· Boil the egg and beetroot.· Grate the cucumbers, radish and part of the beetroot. Put everything […]

Found a region in the DNA that is responsible for the performance of the child

Leading genetics for several yearsanalyze information from various bio-data bases. At the moment, they have studied more than 300 thousand genomes of residents of 15 different countries. In order to find in them any changes that affect the performance, scientists had to compare almost 9 million small mutations. And that's what turned out.Photo:GettyIf we consider the most “influential” region of DNA, the difference between the dual presence and its absence will be expressed in nine weeks of study. This means that children without this mutation can catch up with their peers with a good genome in about two months of additional classes. Daniel Benjamin from the University of Southern California in Los Angeles comments on the study: “Academic success is influenced by both genes and the environment. The mutations in DNA that were found are responsible for minor differences in academic performance. On average, this is 0.43-1 percent of the total number of differences. So it would be incorrect to call them “education or academic performance genes,” because our DNA consists of hundreds of thousands, if not millions of such areas.” Well, we are waiting for new studies by geneticists that will help understand how much a person’s success depends on his genome, upbringing and social environment.