Яблочный сезон вновь в самом разгаре. В связи с этим я собрала в одну коллекцию рецепты пирогов и десертов с яблоками. Постепенно буду дополнять ее новыми рецептами выпечки и заготовок на зиму. Несладкие яблочные рецепты я чуть позже соберу в отдельную подборку. А пока предлагаю заняться выпечкой и десертами. В коллекции присутствуют яблочные пироги на песочном, дрожжевом и кексовом тесте. Также есть яблочные кексы и маффины ;) Не забыла и о любимом многими цветаевском пироге. По этой подборке можно целый месяц ежедневно готовить что-то из яблок, не повторяясь. Может, попробуем? ;)

      A personal performance captured on record...

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      Gary Numan is set to release a new concert album titled ‘1000: Live At The Electric Ballroom’ later this year.

      The synth pioneer has had an amazing summer, highlighted by his impactful Glastonbury performance, which marked his first ever appearance at the festival and became one of its standout moments.

      His performance generated renewed interest in his music catalog, prompting Gary Numan to embark on an extensive UK headline tour this November.

      Additionally, he has announced plans for a special concert album. Gary Numan took the stage at London’s Electric Ballroom for his 1000th live show, a significant milestone that showcased the synth master at his finest.

      Featuring a set that spans his entire career, tickets sold out immediately, and Gary Numan is now releasing the full concert.

      Scheduled for release on November 7th, ‘1000: Live At The Electric Ballroom’ will be available on triple LP, 2CD, Blu-Ray, and in digital format.

      You can order it HERE.

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      Tracklist:

      ‘Down In The Park’

      ‘Haunted’

      ‘Remind Me To Smile’

      ‘The Gift’

      ‘Halo’

      ‘Metal’

      ‘My Shadow In Vain’

      ‘That’s Too Bad’

      ‘Exile’

      ‘Sprinter’

      ‘Cars’

      ‘Is This World Not Enough’

      ‘In A Dark Place’

      ‘Here In The Black’

      ‘The Chosen’

      ‘My Name Is Rain’ (with Persia Numan)

      ‘I Die: You Die’

      ‘A Prayer For The Unborn’

      ‘Are ‘Friends’ Electric?’

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