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Rezepte für das perfekte Dinner in Köln 2024 von verschiedenen Kandidat:innen

2024-12-09

Im Rahmen dieses besonderen Events im Jahr 2024, wo das perfekte Dinner stattfindet, finden sich die reichen Rezepte der Kandidat:innen. Jede Tag bringt eine neue kulinarische Erfahrung mit sich. Von Montag bis Freitag werden die Kochgeschichten der Kandidaten vorgestellt.

Tag der Rezepte: Montag

Kandidat:in Willi (23), Wohnort Frechen, Beruf Student (Sport & Gesundheit)

Der Menü für Montag beginnt mit dem Ne joode Ovend. Die Vorspeise besteht aus Öllich und Dreierlei „aus den Tiefen des Kühlschranks“, nämlich Aubergine, Kokos und Knoblauch. Die Hauptspeise ist das wilde Jedöns mit Sauce Reh, verbunden mit Kartoffel, Möhre, Petersilienwurzel und Erdbeere. Die Nachspeise ist das Zweier WG Schokolade mit Himbeere, eine wundervolle Abrundung des Menüs.

Willi versucht mit diesen Rezepten, das perfekte Dinner für die anderen Kandidaten zuzubereiten. Wir werden in der Folge 1 vom 09.12.2024 auf RTL+ sehen, ob er Erfolg hat.

Kandidat:in Mariam (37), Wohnort Bornheim, Beruf Recruiterin (in einem Sportverein)

Am Dienstag bietet Mariam ein anderes kulinarisches Erlebnis. Die Vorspeise ist ein Deutscher Start Gefüllte Portweinbirne mit Salat und Brot, eine Mischung aus traditionellen und modernen Geschmacksrichtungen. Die Hauptspeise ist eine Reise durch den Iran mit Salat Shirazi, Salat Mast-o-Chiar Sereschk Polo und Khoresht-e Bademjan. Die Nachspeise ist das Finale in Down Under mit Sticky Date Pudding mit Thymian-Mascarpone-Eis und Pavlova, eine exotische Abrundung.

Wir werden in der Folge 2 vom 10.12.2024 auf RTL+ sehen, wie Mariam beim »perfekten Dinner« schlägt.

Kandidat:in Tanja (32), Wohnort Köln, Beruf Content & Social Media Managerin (für einen Haustiertfutterhersteller)

Am Mittwoch präsentiert Tanja ihr Menu. Die Vorspeise ist das spicy green „ceviche“, eine leichte und aromatische Vorlage. Die Hauptspeise ist das glazed tofu pink lemon-pearl-couscous mit pea puree, ein harmonischer Zusammenschmelz von Geschmackselementen. Die Nachspeise ist das lime & wild blueberry raw vegan cake, eine vegane Version des Desserts.

Wir werden in der Folge 3 vom 11.12.2024 auf RTL+ sehen, ob Tanja das perfekte Dinner gelingt.

Kandidat:in Sally (36), Wohnort Bergisch Gladbach, Beruf Datenschutzkoordinatorin

Donnerstag bringt uns das Kölsche Jeck meets Orient. Die Vorspeise ist das Burek w Labneh Feta mit Aubergine, Minze und Dill, eine Mischung aus westlichen und orientalischen Geschmacksrichtungen. Die Hauptspeise ist Aprax û Gosht Lamm mit Joghurt, Reis und Kichererbse. Die Nachspeise ist Harise û Cay Kokos mit Rose, Grieß, eine exotische Abrundung.

Wir werden in der Folge 4 vom 12.12.2024 auf RTL+ sehen, ob Sally die anderen Kandidaten überzeugen kann.

Kandidat:in Philipp (34), Wohnort Köln, Beruf Eventmanager in Elternzeit

Am Freitag bietet Philipp ein köstliches Menu. Die Vorspeise ist das Parmesan-Panna-cotta mit Rote- Bete-Pesto getrüffelte Pumpernickel-Erde Orangen-Gel und Basilikum-Öl und Kresse, eine feine Vorlage. Die Hauptspeise ist die Entenbrust unter Brioche- Maronen-Haube Kichererbsen- Püree mit vegetarischer Gewürzsauce Ras-El-Hanout-Kürbis und Pastinaken- Chips, ein köstliches Ensemble.

Wir werden in der Folge 5 vom 13.11.2024 auf RTL+ sehen, ob Philipp das perfekte Dinner zubereiten konnte.

Das perfekte Dinner könnt ihr montags bis freitags um 19:00 auf Vox genießen. Alle Folgen zum Streamen gibt’s wie immer bei RTL+ – die jeweils neueste Folge könnt ihr kostenlos ansehen, kommende Folgen und noch mehr Koch-Shows im Pre-TV bei RTL+ Premium.

On a memorable Saturday, December 7th, 2024, in Paris, Tenn., an extraordinary event took place. The Fraternal Order of Police Tennessee-Kentucky Lake Lodge 17 embarked on a heartwarming journey by taking 224 children Christmas shopping. This initiative was a true testament to the spirit of giving and community support.

"Police's Generous Act: 224 Children's Christmas Shopping Spree in Paris"

Shopping Begins at Paris Elementary School

The shopping trip commenced at Paris Elementary School, where the children were joyfully paired with shopping guides. These guides then accompanied the children on a drive to the Wal-Mart Supercenter, setting the stage for an unforgettable Christmas shopping spree. Each child was given the wonderful opportunity to spend $100 on Christmas presents, allowing them to select gifts that would bring joy to their families during the holiday season. When the children returned to P.E.S., they were greeted with a delightful surprise - a stuffed animal, a bag of fruit, breakfast items, and other goodies. This added touch made the experience even more special.During this shopping trip, an unexpected guest made an appearance - the Grinch. He was at Walmart, adding a touch of fun and excitement to the event. The children were thrilled to see the Grinch and it created a memorable moment for them.

F.O.P. President's Words

F.O.P. President and retired Chief Chuck Elizondo expressed his gratitude, stating, "Henry County has once again shown its generosity by providing generous donations, which enabled us to increase the shopping amount to $100 per child. We are truly fortunate to have over a hundred volunteers come together and assist 224 children from this amazing community. This act of kindness will have a lasting impact on these children's lives."

Police Agencies and Organizations Involved

The success of this event was made possible through the collaborative efforts of various police agencies and organizations. Chief Ricky Watson and the Paris Police Department played a crucial role in ensuring the safety and smooth operation of the shopping trip. Sheriff Josh Frey and the Henry County Sheriff’s Department also lent their support. First Baptist Church Paris provided transportation, making it convenient for the children to reach the shopping destination. Henry County Rescue Squad also contributed by providing transportation. Henry County High School's Brian Welp with DECA and Diane McCord with the Criminal Justice Class provided shopping escorts, ensuring that the children had a pleasant shopping experience. Harrelson, Henry, and Lakewood Schools Guidance Counselors were also involved, providing guidance and support to the children. Additionally, Paris and Henry County School Resource Officers were present, adding an extra layer of security. Walmart also played a significant role by providing goodie bags for every child, making the shopping trip even more enjoyable.This event was a shining example of the power of community and the willingness of various organizations to come together and make a difference in the lives of children. It demonstrated the importance of supporting and caring for our youth during the holiday season.

A nurse prepares a syringe of a COVID-19 vaccine at an inoculation station in Jackson, Miss., July 19, 2022. Rogelio V. Solis/AP photo, file. NH Vaccine Association—Courtesy. New Hampshire residents have always shown remarkable sense in getting vaccinated. We understand the value of avoiding deadly diseases through occasional injections. Currently, the cost of free vaccines for those under 19 is about $12, collected from various payers. Just look at local cemeteries to see the impact of vaccines before they were widely available.

Anti-Vax Propaganda and its Implications

Anti-vax publicity chasers are now angling for positions in Trump's administration, and their attitude is seeping into Concord. Consider a proposed State House bill that aims to eliminate the New Hampshire Vaccine Association. This non-profit organization simplifies the vaccine distribution process, making sure free vaccines reach our kids. It's a straightforward arrangement with 11 similar groups across the country.

How Vaccines are Decided

The decision about which vaccines we need is a long and complex process. It starts with an annual review by the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, part of the Centers for Disease Control. This committee publicly debates which vaccines to recommend and when to authorize them. Many people are involved, monitoring infectious diseases worldwide and conducting research on vaccine effectiveness and safety. It involves a lot of science and risk/reward analysis.Once the Department of Health and Human Services knows which vaccines are recommended, it uses data from providers to project how much of each immunization will be needed. Each month, orders are placed with the CDC to maintain a 120-day supply.

The Role of the Vaccine Association

The Vaccine Association's job is to handle the money aspect. They collect payments from health plans, insurers, and other payers and pass it on to the state to buy the vaccines. It's similar to a high-risk-pool mechanism. The carriers get discounts through the CDC, and on the provider side, it reduces administrative work. As of the last fiscal year, they raised about $24 million, with operating expenses slightly under 1% of the total. The association is overseen by a board of directors appointed by various officials.

The Importance of Expanding the Free-Vaccine Program

Being able to boost our immune systems against specific diseases is a great achievement. New Hampshire should expand the free-vaccine program. Getting sick at any age is bad, as it removes workers from their jobs. In years past, similar pointless bills would be scuttled in committee, but now we can't be sure. We hope New Hampshire's practicality still prevails. We don't want to be like those in Vermont who are hesitant about vaccines.David Brooks can be reached at dbrooks@cmonitor.com.