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Sastojci 6-8 pilecih batkova 4 luka 2 glavice belog luka vegeta, so i biber 1/2 dcl maslinovo ulje Priprema Batkove je najbolje uvegetiti vece pre pecenja ali i nekoliko sati pre je ok, dobro zatvoriti folijom i staviti u frizider. Luk iseci na ploske, staviti u vatrostanu posudu zajedno sa batkovima. Beli luk preseci po pola, sve zaliti uljem i peci prvih 30-40 minuta prekriveno folijom u predhodno zagrijanoj rerni na 200C. Skinuti foliju okrenuti batkove i vratiti u renu da suvisna tecnost ispari i meso zarumeni. Posluziti uz pecene krompire i salatu po zelji.

Sastojci 8oo grama mješanog mljevenog mesa 2 vrećice Fant za punjenu papriku i sarmu 1 konzerva Pelata Podravka (400 g) 1 tikvica 1/2 l gustog soka od paradajza sol, šećer naribani sir Priprema 1. Paprike očistite i prepolovite pa ih poslažite u lim. 2. Meso pomješajte sa fantom pa napunite paprike. 3. Po paprikama naribajte nekog finog sira i poklopite kolutovima tikvica. 4. Pomješajte paradajz, sol i šećer. 5. Prelijte preko paprika. 6. Pecite oko 2 sata na 130 stupnjava, pa onda pojačajte na 180 stupnjeva još oko sat vremena.

Sastojci Pakovanje Oreo keksa 6 kašika putera, istopljenog 230 ml krem sira 30 g šećera 2 kašike hladnog mleka 350 ml šlaga 2 pakovanja gotovog pudinga od čokolade 300 ml hladnog mleka 100 g čokoladnih mrvica Priprema Dno pleha premažite puterom. Čokoladni keks sameljite ili jednostavno izmrvite tako što ćete ga ubaciti u kesu i izlupati o radnu površinu. Dodajte istopljeni puter i mesite dok se ne stvori kompaktna masa. Utisnite masu na dno pleha i ubacite u frižider da se stegne. Za to vreme u dubljoj posudi umutite krem sir i dodajte mleko i šećer. Mešajte dok se sve ne sjedini. Umutite polovinu šlaga i dodajte ga smesi. Prelijte preko korice i vratite u frižider na 10 minuta da se stisne. Puding pomešajte sa hladnim mlekom i umutite dok ne dobijete kompaktnu masu. Prelijte preko fila sa šlagom, pa ponovo vratite u frižider na hlađenje. Na kraju premažite ostatkom šlaga, pospite čokoladnim mrvicama i poslužite hladno!

Hey parents: Raise your hand if you've ever yelled at your kids (this is the Internet; no one's looking). After you've made your ten-trillionth request to "please stop torturing your little sister," it's easy for enlightened parenting techniques to evaporate in a cloud of overwhelmed frustration. Result: yelling. The problem is, yelling never feels good, for anyone. When was the last time you felt better after someone yelled at you, or you yelled at them? New research suggests that yelling at kids can be just as harmful as hitting them; in the two-year study, effects from harsh physical and verbal discipline were found to be frighteningly similar. A child who is yelled at is more likely to exhibit problem behavior, thereby eliciting more yelling. It's a sad cycle. If you're a parent who frequently yells at your kids, see if any of these excuses resonate: But... my kids don't listen if I don't yell. "Kids are actually going to listen less w...

Cutting. It's a practice that is foreign, frightening, to parents. It is not a suicide attempt, though it may look and seem that way. Cutting is a form of self-injury -- the person is literally making small cuts on his or her body, usually the arms and legs. It's difficult for many people to understand. But for kids, cutting helps them control their emotional pain, psychologists say. This practice has long existed in secrecy. Cuts can be easily hidden under long sleeves. But in recent years, movies and TV shows have drawn attention to it -- prompting greater numbers of teens and tweens (ages 9 to 14) to try it. "We can go to any school and ask, 'Do you know anyone who cuts?' Yeah, everybody knows someone," says Karen Conterio, author of the book, Bodily Harm. Twenty years ago, Conterio founded a treatment program for self-injurers called SAFE (Self Abuse Finally Ends) Alternatives at Linden Oak Hospital in Naperville, Ill., outside of Chicago. Picture of an Un...

Being Bullied? “Just ignore it”, is what most people are told when they’re being bullied, “they’re only jealous”, they say – but what use is that when you’re hurting and it’s making you feel bad about yourself? “Tell a teacher” is sometimes good advice but what happens when your teachers don’t do anything? What if you’ve already told a teacher and it just got worse? If you’re being bullied then you’re not the only one. In fact, our research shows that almost half of us, have at some point been bullied. As one of the UK’s leading anti-bullying charities, we’re here to help you overcome bullying for once and for all. Don’t worry, we’ve got your back… Top 10 tips for dealing with bullying 1. Understand the bullying Bullying is a learnt behaviour. There are several reasons why people bully others; more often than not, bullying can be a coping mechanism for people who are going through a stressful situation and it may be learnt from abuse or prejudice-based attitudes at home. Often people w...

As animal lovers, we hate to believe that anyone would want to hurt an animal. But unfortunately animal cruelty is much more prevalent than it should be. Far too many animals fall victim to abuse and abandonment and no animal should have to endure cruelty and live in fear. All animals deserve to be loved and nurtured, and the good news is that there are ways you can help those poor pets that are mistreated. Here are some ways you can try to make a difference in the lives of animals that are abused and abandoned. With just a bit of effort and care, we can help to care for those animals that others have left behind. 1. Foster Fostering a dog or cat may be the ideal situation if you love animals but aren’t able to make the commitment to own one of your own. It allows the pet to be loved and cared for, in a nurturing environment, while arrangements are made to find them a forever home. Here’s some information to get you started if you think you’d like to foster a pet someday. 2. Adopt Ther...

Bulimia nervosa, most often referred to as ‘bulimia,’ is a severe eating disorder that involves frequent episodes of binge eating followed by radical efforts to avoid weight gain. The condition is most commonly seen in young women, though male cases have been reported. Statistics show that the condition can also develop during any period of life, though bulimic patients of middle-age and older are exceedingly rare. People who suffer from bulimia are pulled in two extreme directions – an overwhelming compulsion to eat, and a strong desire to not gain weight. Many (though not all) bulimics engage in “binge-and-purge” cycles. When the urge to eat becomes strong enough, the person will binge eat. Binge eating is defined as “a disorder in which you frequently consume unusually large amounts of food and feel unable to stop eating.” After bingeing, the bulimic usually feels a profound sense of guilt and shame, which leads to the need to purge. How the bulimic engages in purging is individuali...

If someone in your family is struggling with bulimia, chances are, they are very skilled at hiding it. As with other eating disorders like anorexia and binge eating disorder, those dealing with bulimia typically do so in secret. When confronted with life-stressors or tension developed from restricting food intake, those suffering from bulimia comfort their emotions through a process known as “binge and purge.” In this cycle, a person takes in large quantities of food (1,000-5,000 calories) in a short time period. If the person is on a diet, when the “forbidden” food is consumed, people with bulimia engage in compulsive behaviors like consuming much more in order to dull the unwanted feelings. Now full beyond comfort or satisfaction, fear of weight gain sets in. Purging is a technique that allows people to quickly rid the body of unwanted calories through the use of self-induced vomiting, laxative and diuretic abuse, and excessive exercise. These various ways of purging create a cycl...

A few days ago, I was talking to a budding blogger on the phone, and he was telling me that he was worried about his motivation for blogging. Here are the first few lines of the conversation I had with him (I will refer to him as “Mister X”): Me: What happened? Why are you so demotivated? Mister X: Harsh, I have worked on my blog for many months, and this is my 4th blog and probably the last one. I’m still getting only 100 or so odd views and people are commenting just because of backlinks. Things like “nice post” and “useful posts”, and I even get negative comments from time to time and that discourages me a lot. Me: Why did you start blogging? Mister X: I started blogging because I like it and it’s my passion. I’ve been blogging for the last 4 years and I like when people like my posts and follow me. The secondary reason is money; it’s not the main one right now but it will become a major one later in my career. Me: What kind of people do you follow on social networking sites? Mister...

Simply put, a blog is a tool that can help develop an online presence, attract leads, and engage with an audience. It's often a series of editorial content centered around a central topic that demonstrates industry expertise -- for instance, a catering company might write blog posts like "The 11 Best Appetizers to Serve to a Crowd" or "Stress-Free Dinner Parties: Recipes that are Prepared Ahead of Time". Blogs can help drive traffic to your website, convert that traffic into leads, establish authority in your industry, and ultimately grow your business. In fact, organizations are 13x more likely to see positive ROI by prioritizing blogging.  Most of a blog's traffic is driven organically -- in other words, consumers will search for something on a search engine and click on your blog if it matches their intended topic. However, there are a lot of organizations competing for your audience's attention, so it's important to avoid common blog mistakes to ...

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Otišli Mujo i Haso u Nemačku da prose. Prvi dan Mujo skupi 2 evra, a Haso pun šešir para. Drugi dan Mujo skupi 5 evra, a Haso 2 šešira puna para. Sastali se oni uveče u kafani pa jedan drugom pokazaše koliko su skupili para, a jadan Mujo gleda u Hasinu gomilu pa ga upita: – Je l ‘ bolan kako si ti toliko para skupio? A Haso mu odgovara: – Je l’ bolan Mujo imaš li ti neku cedulju? – Nemam nikakvu cedulju, šta će mi – upita Mujo. – A eto vidiš moj Mujo, ja imam cedulju na kojoj piše FALI MI JOŠ 50 EVRA DA SE VRATIM U BOSNU – odgovori Haso.

 “Ovako je to bilo: Otišo sam kod Fate pa mi kaže idemo iza kuće babo mi spava. I tad me Fata zamoli, skini mi gaće Mujo! I ja joj skinem gaće, pa joj skinem čarape, pa skinem suknju, pa skinem grudnjak. – “Uh, uh”, uskliknu Haso: ” I kako bi?” – “Bi na kraju jarane vako: Fata mi reče kako si ti dobar Mujo. Hajde sad skini i štipalice sa žice i pomozi mi da pakujemo veš.”