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Emirates FA Cup Final

5/14/2022

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We are the champions!

Kostas Tsimikas scored the winning penalty as Liverpool completed a domestic cup double with a 6-5 shootout victory against Chelsea in the Emirates FA Cup Final. 
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​Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp said: "I couldn't be more proud of my boys, the shift they put in, how hard they fought," Klopp told BBC Sport.

"It was an incredible game, a nerve-wracking shootout, my nails are gone.

"It was intense - Chelsea would have deserved it exactly the same way we did, just like in the Carabao Cup - that's how small the margins are," added Klopp.

"Chelsea played outstanding but in the end there must be one winner and that was us today."
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Marriage Advice

5/14/2022

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Simple Way To Prevent Divorce
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​The biggest cause of divorce and separation in the UK is [apparently] adultery.
Lack of preparation is number two according to Single Parents publication
and excessive arguing is third.
Well, if arguing is something that happens in your relationships often
we have a simple solution… and counterintuitive opinion you might find surprising.

A lot of people fear that if they raise issues with their partner it can lead to arguing and that will end the relationship. So they stay silent...

But it is wrongthink to believe that complaining is a problem. The latest research shows that bottling up actually ends more marriages than arguing. 

Complaining, in the big picture, is actually a positive – it gets issues out in the open where they can be resolved. What leads to divorce indeed isn’t just complaining; it’s criticism.

Complaining is actually healthy for a marriage. 

It’s criticism that causes divorce. 

Complaining is when you say your partner did not wash the dishes. Criticism is when you label your partner a horrible person who never listens and you throw a few other adjectives because they did not wash the dishes. 

The first is about an event, the second is about the personal. 

To keep your relationship solid, turn your criticisms into complaints. Address the event, not the person.

So don’t be afraid to raise that issue - but never make it personal. Address the problem, not their character. This will lead to conversations that actually can make your relationship stronger.

More relationship tips in Plays Well With Others, by Eric Barker.
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lamb neck fillet ­

5/7/2022

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How to cook
​ lamb neck fillet ­

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​Underused yet delicious, lamb neck is a cut we should all be using more! Not only is it packed full of flavour, but it's also an extremely cheap cut making it perfect for lamb-lovers on a budget. 


An under-utilised cut of lamb, lamb neck is relatively cheap so it’s a good option for lamb-lovers on a budget. It is most commonly sold off the bone in small fillets, or sometimes diced as ‘braising lamb.’ You can also get bone-in lamb neck steaks, which are ideal for long, slow stews or curries.

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What to look for when buying lamb neck

Lamb neck fillets are usually now available in larger supermarkets, but you’ll likely need a trip to the butchers if you want something on the bone. Lamb neck does contain a little sinew and silver skin, which can easily be trimmed away (or ask your butcher) and is nicely marbled with a little fat too. The meat should be a deep red, not slimy or greying. As well as being better for the animal, grass-fed lamb will produce tastier meat. One fillet generally weighs around 450g–600g so feeds 2–3 people well.

Lamb neck is a muscle, meaning it can be tough if not treated properly. The safest way to get it right is probably a low and slow cook. As the cut is relatively small (compared to say, the shoulder,) a good ninety-minute to two-hour braise will leave you with tender, meat that falls apart. The strong, slightly gamey flavour of lamb means it stands up well to bold flavours, so it's ideal for a heavily spiced curry or tagine.

For some inspiration and ideas check out Great British Chefs guide. 

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