I was going to whine about the new Lockdown in the Netherlands, but I did that over at the Rubin Report. Instead, here's a recipe I love making that will give you something else to whine about.
It is a recipe me and my Girlfriend developed, and it's Dutch name is "brand-je-muil soep", which loosely translates to "Burn-your-pie-hole soup"
Ingredients:
- 300-400 grams of beef (diced or minced, up to you. Minced should be rolled into meatballs)
- One soup leg
- 2 small or 1 big onion
- Fresh birds eye peppers to taste, optionally Habanero too. (1 Bird's eye is required, 2 is recommended, 3 bird's eyes + 1 habanero is the original recipe)
- 1 green bell-pepper
- ~5 spring onions
- 2 cubes (1 Liter) of beef stock/broth (Hard to translate)
- ~200 gram of thick udon noodles
- 2 cloves garlic
- olive oil
- 140 grams of tomato paste
- 8 tomatoes (preferably Roma)
- Salt
- Pepper
1. Dice the onion and the garlic, and fry in a pan until brown
2. Finely dice the peppers and quarter the tomatoes
3. Add 1l water and the broth cubes (or just the 1l broth/stock) to the oinions and garlic
4. Add a soup-leg (bone) and get the stuff cooking
5. When cooking, add the tomatoes and the peppers and let it cook for a short time
6. Remove soup-leg and puree everything
7. Add pepper and salt to taste, optionally add worchestershire sauce.
8. Add whatever beef you got, and re-add the soup-leg. Let it cook on low fire for 1.5 hours.
9. Add the Udon noodles, diced Spring Onions and Bell-Peppers and let it cook while stirring for 3 minutes.
Bon appetit.
Don't die.
There is so much more to this one chapter, but it is so good already!
I had to cut it short because guests arrived, but this should get you started on your own study :)
@calvinrempel Thank you once again for the Theology Tuesday you did, I refer back to it in this one :)
@JamesDerian Congratulations with your Marriage :)
Next time there might (almost certainly) not be a Theology Tuesday, so the official next one will be February 22nd! I have a marriage to attend. As the groom. Our home is still half a project.
Fun times!
Alc and I talk about my book that is now officially finished. This is part 1 of 2. Parts have not been neatly cut. Part two will air 5 minutes after part 1 for coninuity!
Hope you enjoy :)
This is the third corner to have persistent discussions and talks in. I love tech, but especially once it transcends hardware a little. I have two degrees; a bachelor's in Software Engineering and a master's in Information Security Technology. My graduation thesis focused on assembly-level optimizations (that is, one level above the hardware level) and my free subjects were in formal verification. This is why I love programming in the security corner, or maybe it is the other way around.
I started going down the Security path because I early on saw that the world around us would become a dangerous cesspool of badly-implemented and hostile tech. Now I am one of the people that understands the field around that mess :)
So in here you can discuss secure phones, weird programming languages, sad truths about internet-connected fridges. Also about malware, adblockers, and so on and so fort!
A lot of tech talk I do over at the @Lunduke community, where a lot of nerds hang out and it is ...
Much like the reading corner, let's have a music corner! A few rules for this one, since some music can be provocative. I don't mind much but let's keep youtube links with risque thumbnails out of here.
Other music I might also mind. "Do you find that offensive?" might someone ask. Yes, there is some music I choose not to listen on principle, and I walk a thin line there sometimes. But do not worry, I have a wide taste otherwise so feel free to share almost anything :)
Either way, here is the music corner!
Many times when we talk about security, we mean to say "Digital security". In essence we mean to say that our hardware and software that we use stays safe no matter what we do. And even though the ISO27001 standard (and by extension, for example, the NEN7510 standard) make it abundantly clear that security is a people-domain problem, we usually take that as a process-like truth. Meaning, we think that being secure is a matter of regulating people.
The truth is very different. For example, while writing this I am pretty shot. I slept five hours and I an under influence of a bunch of painkillers and some alcohol. Before you ask what I was thinking, let me mention that I have a genetic defect in my spine that I am dealing with right now by taking measured doses of all three (and yes, to get the Bible into this conversation, there is even a biblical ground for the inebriation with alcohol - see proverbs and the letters to Timothy - , although I did not use red wine. But hey, I am still on top of ...
