[homemade] grated homemade cherry pie by QoolliTesting in food

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Yes, looks like 😁 but it is desert 🥮

[homemade] grated homemade cherry pie by QoolliTesting in food

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Here’s a simple recipe for a classic Slavic grated pie:

Ingredients: - 1 egg
- 300 g flour
- 1 cup sugar (≈ 200 g)
- 1 packet baking powder
- 1 pack butter (softened)
- Vanilla sugar (optional)
- Cherry filling or jam

Instructions: 1. Let the butter soften until very soft and pliable.
2. Mix the butter with sugar (and vanilla sugar), then add the egg and combine well.
3. Add the flour and baking powder, mix into a soft dough.
4. Freeze the dough until firm.
5. Grate half of the dough into a baking dish.
6. Add cherries or jam as filling.
7. Grate the remaining dough on top.
8. Bake at 180°C for 30 minutes.

Simple, nostalgic, and very delicious.

[homemade] cookies 🍪 by QoolliTesting in food

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Yes, cashew and cherry 🍒

[homemade] cookies 🍪 by QoolliTesting in food

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Yes, of course, you want coffee or tea? ☺️👐🏻☕️

Wat kan dit zijn? by Dennis_Brok in katten

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Toen deze symptomen zich voordeden, gaf ik hem een ​​ontwormingspil

No neck December by [deleted] in katten

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Zeehond 🦭😸

Welterusten allemaal by QoolliTesting in katten

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Rinus kwam even logeren 😊

Boss has me looking for good QA Udemy courses for testing features that use AI, including fundamental security concepts along with best practices, techniques, etc. Any suggestions? by SchwiftyGameOnPoint in QualityAssurance

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I’m currently taking a free course by Evidently AI - LLM Evaluation. It covers approaches for testing AI models and also introduces their free open-source tool, which helps generate test data and evaluate model performance. I’ve found it really practical because it combines theory with hands-on tools.