How to make Pierre Dukan’s bread in the microwave oven.

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Jun 242011
 
Ingredients.

Ingredients

You will need some stuff, before you start.

  • 1 Bread baking silicone form.
  • 2 eggs
  • 6 tablespoons of oat bran
  • 4 tablespoons of dry or hardened milk protein
  • 2 teaspoons of baking soda

20-25 minutes of free time.

 

Preparation?

You sift everything in large bowl and start mixing with large spoon or fork until the mixed ingredients are smooth and no crumbs are seen.

Bread is ready.

Dukan bread

Then you move the whole mix in the baking form.

Put the MW to maximum.

Put the form with the mix inside.

Start a 5 minute program and have a bit of patience.

If you don’t have a MW furnace but ordinary electric one, put the form inside and bake it for 20 minutes.

Do NOT preheat the furnace before the baking. Leave some time for the mix to form bubbles from the soda.

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Jun 232011
 
 Posted by at 10:56 am
Jun 132011
 

Probably you’ve stumbled on any of those files already. The truth is – this is an ordinary tarball archive as the ones you are already familiar with. It’s the compression method that is different. .tgz uses gzip, .tbz uses BZip, .tlz uses LZW and .txz uses LZMA
If you have a look at the man page of the CLI command installpkg:

13 DESCRIPTION
14        installpkg  installs  single  or  multiple  *.tgz (or .tbz, .tlz, .txz)
15        binary packages designed for use with the Slackware Linux  distribution
16        onto your system.

It’s obvious there is not a single thing that will stop you using this file extension. There was a bug in pkgtool not supporting .txz files but it is fixed long ago. Install/upgrade the new pkgtool from slackware FTP and you are set. The installpkg can be used with 1 smart wildcard to install everything from the .txz, .tgz, .tbz or .tlz file:

installpkg *.t?z

Or if you read carefully Patrick’s upgrade scripts, you will spot the following lines which does upgrading:

for dir in a ap d e f k kde l n t tcl x xap y ; do
  ( cd $dir ; upgradepkg --install-new *.t?z )
done

So regardless what are the packages file name extensions in the installation disc – they will all go installed or upgraded.
The structure of the .txz file is the same as the structure of .tgz package. It is Slackware package with install script in /install and a short blurb explaining the package, some man pages, sample configuration and probably some binaries.
If you want to see what’s inside, use the explodepkg in CLI or the builtin program Ark from KDE/XFCE.

If you are Windows user and are curious what’s inside the .txz file – WinRAR does the job splendidly.


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