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I often keep my password on the clipboard for exhange whoring... I dont think I'm gonna do that... sweatdrop

That's also how you got here smile My name is under yours in the white list. sad Tell EarthNymph I'm sorry for not being around. Been busy here. smile I hope she understands. I sent her an invite,... guess she ignored it sad SOOOOO SSSADDDDD! razz jk.

I think she should join damnit

I already did you dote!

"OhMyBrotherTestify" lol...I know what that's from...but am wondering why it's on my clipboard...and together like that... domokun ninja ninja ninja

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125 g
60 g
1/4 TL
2 EL
1 TL
400 g
80 g
20 g

100 g
2

Mehl
Margarine
Salz
Eiswasser
Weißweinessig
Gemüsezwiebel
gekochter Schinken
Butter
Kümmel
Creme Fraiche
Eier
Pfeffer, Salz



3 Portionen - 579 Kcal pro Portion
*** - 30 min Zub. - 60 min Ges.



(c) www.marions-kochbuch.de Aus Mehl, kalter Margarine, Salz, Eiswasser und Weißweinessig einen Mürbeteig kneten. Ca. 1/2 Stunde kalt stellen. Die Zwiebeln schälen, halbieren und in Scheiben schneiden. Butter in einer beschichteten Pfanne auslassen und die Zwiebeln bißfest dünsten. Mit frisch gemahlenem Pfeffer, Salz und Kümmel würzen. Den gekochten Schinken in Streifen schneiden und in die Pfanne geben. Durchwachsener Speck oder roher Schinken schmecken auch sehr gut, dann hat das Gericht allerdings mehr Kalorien. Die Gemüsezwiebeln etwas abkühlen lassen. Inzwischen den Teig auf einer bemehlten Arbeitsfläche ausrollen. Eine 24er Springform mit dem Teig belegen. Dabei einen kleinen Rand formen. Mit einer Gabel mehrmals einstechen und die Zwiebeln darauf verteilen. Aus Cr. Fraiche, Eiern, Pfeffer und Salz eine Sauce bereiten. Über die Zwiebeln verteilen und im vorgeheizten Ofen bei 200° ca. 35 Min., mittlere Schiene, backen.





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Doraemon was originally sent back in time by Nobita's great-great grandson, Sewashi, in order that his descendants reap the benefits of Nobita's success one day rather than be burdened by the considerable financial debts which his incompetence has led them to suffer in the original timeline.

The stories are formulaic, usually focussed on the main character of the story, Nobita Nobi. Doraemon possesses a four-dimensional pocket from which he can produce all manner of futuristic tools, gadgets and playthings from a future department store. Nobita Nobi, a poor athlete and scholar, who is weak-willed, lazy and beset by the local bullies, inevitably comes crying to Doraemon for some device to gain revenge, fix his problems, often involving academic failure, or shows off to the local rich boy (Suneo) who parades his acquisitions to arouse Nobita's jealousy. Nobita usually goes too far, and, despite Doraemon's best intentions and the technology of the 22nd century, gets into deeper trouble than before. Failing that, Nobita's friends steal the gadgets and end up misusing them. However, at the end of the day, there's usually retribution to the characters who end up misusing them, and a moral lesson is taught.

What makes Doraemon so lovable is that he is not perfect, despite the fact that he is supposed to be an "omnipotent" robot from the 22nd century. Doraemon has his own weaknesses, such as his insatiable love for dorayaki, a Japanese treat that is filled with sweet bean paste (this fact is often exploited by Nobita and his family/friends to persuade Doraemon to do something that he is reluctant to do), his fear of rats (because a robotic rat bit off his ears), or his tendency to panic during emergencies (characterized by him frantically trying to pull out a very much needed tool, only to produce a HUGE assortment of unrelated household items). He also has a wide variety of expressions, from the classic, wide-mouthed grin to extreme anger. This serves to make him all the more realistic, and approachable to audiences of all ages.


xp This was for one of my assignments!I was research anime and this is a little kids one! biggrin