Thursday, May 11, 2017

Youtube daily report May 11 2017

How to make cornbread - Easy amazing cornbread recipe

Hello and welcome back to In the Kitchen with Matt, I am your host Matt Taylor.

Today I am going to show you how to make cornbread, mmm yummy.

Cornbread is really easy to make, if I can do it, you can do it, let's get baking.

All right first lets go ahead and preheat the oven to 400 degrees F. And now what we

are going to do, is we are going to take one quarter cup of unsalted butter, and we are

going to melt this in the microwave, for about 30, 40 seconds until it is nice and melted.

All right we will add the melted butter.

And now we add one cup of milk, one large egg, and then with a hand mixer or a whisk

let�s go ahead and beat these together.

Now we add one-fourth cup of granulated sugar, if you want your cornbread to be sweeter,

then add a half of a cup, one half tsp. of salt, 1 cup of all-purpose flour, 1 tablespoon

of baking powder, and the star of the show, one and one-fourth cup of cornmeal.

And now we are going to mix this together, it is going to be pretty lumpy.

And then with a spatula let's scrape the sides.

And then give it a little bit of a mix.

Let's go ahead and clean these beaters, all right there we go.

Now we take an 8 by 8 pan and I greased it with shortening, or you can spray it with

kitchen spray, and let's go ahead and pour this cornmeal batter in there, cornbread batter.

Make sure to get it all out so we are not wasting any of it.

Okay and then just go ahead and spread it around.

And there we go really easy, and then we bake this in the oven, 400 degrees F. for 25 to

30 minutes until when you poke it with a toothpick it comes out nice and clean.

All right when the cornbread comes out of the oven it will look like this, golden brown

on the edges, light golden brown on the center, and then you just let it sit and cool for

a bit, and you can serve it warm or cold, however you like.

All right I am going to come in here and I am going to cut this, into nice pieces.

Look at that, awesome.

All right our homemade cornbread is done, it was really easy to do, it turned out amazing,

you can put whatever you want on it, jelly, butter, honey, whatever you want to do.

I am Matt Taylor, this has been another episode of In the Kitchen with Matt, thank you for

joining me, as always if you have any questions or comments put them down below and I will

get back to you as soon as I can.

Thumbs up, down in the corner, push it.

Don't forget to subscribe to my channel and check out my other videos, take care, time

for me to dive into this, all right, got some butter on this slice, mmm, mmm, mmm.

For more infomation >> How to Make Cornbread - Easy Amazing Homemade Cornbread Recipe - Duration: 4:00.

-------------------------------------------

Cha đẻ Gangnam Style "đạo" Sơn Tùng: Dân mạng phản ứng gây choáng - Duration: 2:35.

For more infomation >> Cha đẻ Gangnam Style "đạo" Sơn Tùng: Dân mạng phản ứng gây choáng - Duration: 2:35.

-------------------------------------------

Creating HDR images in less than 10 minutes - Duration: 9:23.

Hey guys

In today's video you will learn how to make an image like this

look like this

or like this

Sign up for the channel if you are not already registered!

Learn

Creating HDR images in less than 10 minutes

The first thing you will need are different exposure pictures

Between 3 and 7 images will create a very nice effect

You'll also need the Nik Collection's HDR EFEX PRO

The download link is in the description, and it's free!

If you took different shots, over-exposed and under-exposed, we are ready to continue

Selects all images that will make up your new HDR image

And in the Lightroom Library tab right click on one of the selected photos

Then choose export to HDR EFEX PRO

All photos will be sent to the NIK´s plugins and we will continue there

As soon as you are on the HDR EFEX PRO, the first you will see will be this

When you are in the HDR EFEX PRO editing screen

You can choose between one of the presets in the plugins

In addition, you can also create your presets as well as localized adjustments

Choose, or create your edit, and click save. Your photos will now be available again in the Lightroom Library

You can change many things in your photo just by using the EFR HDR

For this images I will do half the processing in the HDR EFEX, And the rest in Lightroom

Now we can proceed with more adjustments, in Lightroom adjust everything according to your taste.

Click on salver and you will be sent back to Lightroom with the saved photo adjustments

Back to Lightroom make all the adjustments to your liking!

Adjust the white balance

Adjust the crop

Look for details in the photo that can be improved.

An important tool for this type of photography is Curves adjustments!

Also adjust the Split toning, to give a more dramatic face!

Ajuste o nivel de detalhes com a ferramenta Sharpenning

Beware of the excesses with this tool to not generate much noise in the photo

Adjust the vignette if you want to use it.

Do not forget the punctual adjustments, they are very important to control your photo

Check the result using the F key

Compare the before and after using the \ or key using the Y key

You can also create a virtual copy

And proceed with totally different settings

In this case I only used a different cut

And I modified some details in the light of the photo!

Do not forget to give a like in the video and sign up for the channel!

For more infomation >> Creating HDR images in less than 10 minutes - Duration: 9:23.

-------------------------------------------

Tổng hợp những bài hát hay của J.Fla - Duration: 29:29.

For more infomation >> Tổng hợp những bài hát hay của J.Fla - Duration: 29:29.

-------------------------------------------

This Photographer Turns Toxic Dumps Into Abstract Art - Duration: 2:06.

My art is all about making beautiful pictures of something horrible.

I looked for a way to make pictures

that would make people think about the consequences of

our consumption-based economy.

A picture of a giant oil tank is a document.

But if it becomes an abstract, expressionist picture that people stop and say, "What is it,"

well then they might consider the information behind it.

This is probably my most famous Industrial Scars picture.

It shows a giant red impoundment of bauxite waste,

which is the waste from the refining of aluminum,

and we can see a plume of white foamy liquid,

which is highly caustic,

coming from the refinery into this impoundment.

These are costs which are not reflected in the purchase of the given product,

but are nonetheless real.

And even if we as consumers don't know those costs,

we will pay them.

I hope that people will look at these pictures

and consider the impacts of their purchase decisions on their grandchildren.

No comments:

Post a Comment