Pennod 188 Prynhawn Da

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-Hello and welcome to Prynhawn Da.

-We hope you all had a good weekend.

-In a moment, Elena Mai Roberts

-looks at the weekend headlines.

-We look forward

-to hearing more from you.

-This is what else we've got for you.

-Gareth rustles up some recipes

-that are fit for St Dwynwen's Day.

-Sian James chats about the work

-of Welsh Women's Aid...

-..and their event on Wednesday

-to celebrate St Dwynwen's Day.

-Marion has some gift sets that

-are ideal for St Dwynwen's Day.

-Ieuan has tips on pruning our trees

-at this time of the year.

-You can enjoy this and more

-on Prynhawn Da on 23 January.

-We start with

-the weekend headlines...

-..that were dominated

-by the inauguration of Donald Trump.

-President Trump is not happy.

-Elena Mai Roberts

-joins us to chat more about it.

-The newspapers have been dominated

-with stories...

-..about the inauguration

-of President Donald Trump.

-On Saturday morning, there was a lot

-of headlines...

-..in the social media.

-Many of the stories

-in the newspapers...

-..focused on the numbers of people

-in the crowd...

-..when compared to the numbers

-at Barak Obama's inauguration.

-Trump has complained

-about the headlines.

-Many women took to the streets

-to voice their opinions on Trump.

-He doesn't care about the press.

-He's the CEO of America!

-It's very different

-to running a company.

-He has to realize that

-he has to change his tactics...

-..from running a campaign

-to running a country.

-He has to adapt his way

-of being a president.

-He has blasted the press on Twitter.

-Many state that

-it's been a terrible start.

-We've seen the pictures

-of the women...

-..who took to the streets...

-..to protest about Donald Trump.

-There were many processions

-against Donald Trump...

-..in major cities around the world.

-Theresa May is going to be the first

-of the world leaders...

-..to meet Donald Trump.

-Donald Trump has referred

-to Theresa May as "My Maggie"...

-..which refers to

-the close relationship...

-..between Margaret Thatcher

-and Ronald Regan.

-I was looking at the pictures

-of the inauguration.

-His wife isn't anything like

-Michelle Obama.

-She looked more like an ornament.

-She's back in New York now

-and isn't by her husband's side.

-Donald Trump

-has said he will create jobs.

-We'll have to wait and see.

-But it's been a terrible start!

-I wonder how Donald Trump

-would react to our next story...

-..about the Girl Guides!

-I was a Brownie.

-I was a cub and a scout.

-The Mail on Sunday's headline read,

-"Now Boys can be Girl Guides...

-"..if they think they're

-the wrong gender."

-This is the biggest change

-to the institution...

-..since the Girl Guides was

-established in the early 1900s.

-The chief executive is

-a revolutionist and a feminist.

-The change allows transgendered

-people to lead groups...

-..and the group does not have

-to inform the parents of this.

-The article in The Observer focuses

-on the role of the old cinema.

-I have fond memories of the cinema

-in Porthmadog.

-Many of the old cinemas across

-Britain have been demolished.

-In trendy parts of London...

-..the old cinema buildings

-are enjoying a rejuvenation.

-The people of Porthmadog

-recently lost their battle...

-..to save the cinema, the Coliseum.

-Porthmadog hasn't got

-a lot of old buildings.

-It's very sad to see

-the loss of the old buildings.

-Many places in North Wales

-have lost their old buildings...

-..and have been replaced by

-the superstores.

-We need to treasure them

-and use them.

-Don't move a muscle, if you're

-planning a St Dwynwen's Day meal.

-After the break, Gareth has some

-recipes for a romantic dinner.

-Sian James chats about Welsh

-Women's Aid the forthcoming events.

-Join us in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back.

-St Dwynwen's Day is on Wednesday

-and we are preparing you for it.

-Gareth makes some romantic cuisine

-to celebrate St Dwywen's Day.

-I've got all sorts of ideas for you.

-It's very colourful here.

-There's hearts and roses.

-You can sit back

-and enjoy some romance.

-This is a two-course meal.

-I've got the main and a pudding.

-A St Dwynwen's Day souffle

-is on the menu.

-Add 50g to a saucepan.

-This is going to form a sauce...

-..that will be form

-the basis of the souffle.

-Add 50g of flour.

-The flour and butter should be

-at the same temperature...

-..and this helps to avoid lumps.

-We'll also add some milk

-at room temperature.

-Add the milk a little at a time.

-You need to take your time

-with this.

-I'm using full fat milk.

-It gives a more luxurious flavour.

-This is going to form a thick sauce.

-Here's one I made earlier.

-You can prepare this the morning...

-..before making the souffle

-later in the evening.

-This is a twice-baked souffle.

-This can go into a bowl.

-I've got enough

-to make two souffles.

-There's a lot of

-romantic utensils too!

-The sauce needs to be cold

-before adding two egg yolks.

-The egg whites have been whipped.

-Season this with some salt

-and black pepper.

-You want a rich flavour...

-..so I'm adding some smoked salmon.

-There's also some dill.

-Dill is great with salmon.

-Can you add any flavours to this?

-Yes, you can use anything you like.

-There's also some lemon zest.

-Next, we add some of the egg white.

-Add half of the egg white.

-Use a metal spoon...

-..when stirring

-the egg white into the mixture.

-Add the remaining egg white

-and stir well but gently!

-Grease the heart-shaped tins.

-These are cooked for the first time

-for 15 minutes.

-These are baked in a bain marie.

-After 15 minutes,

-you can remove them.

-These are left to chill.

-Next, get them out of the dish.

-This is a challenge!

-You can have these for breakfast

-or as a starter.

-I'm going to make a paste

-with some horseradish sauce.

-Brush some smoked salmon

-with the horseradish sauce.

-This goes around the souffle.

-The souffle goes back in the oven

-for a further ten minutes.

-Here's some I made earlier.

-We'll taste them later.

-These are a bit warm.

-You can sample this with a sauce

-made with creme fraiche.

-We'll be back to try it.

-This week, it was reported about

-the levels of acrylamide in foods.

-I've never heard of it.

-It's when the food is burnt.

-It can be roast potatoes

-or burnt items.

-It can lead to cancer.

-A campaign is raising awareness of

-levels of acrylamide in our diet...

-..by highlighting its presence

-and reducing the risk at home.

-It's present in starchy foods

-such as toast, potatoes and so on.

-We'll shed some light on the matter

-over the coming week.

-Sioned Fiddler has some advice for

-us from the Food Standards Agency.

-Contact us if you have any questions

-about this issue or any other issue.

-Call us on 01554 880 880

-or email [email protected]

-You can also contact us

-via Facebook or Twitter.

-It's St Dwynwen's Day

-on Wednesday.

-Dwynwen is the Welsh

-patron saint of lovers...

-..and was a woman

-who overcame violence and abuse.

-Welsh Women's Aid

-has chosen this day...

-..to highlight the fact that women

-across Wales are still mistreated.

-Sian James is on the board

-of Welsh Women's Aid...

-..and she joins us now.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Tell us more

-about Welsh Women's Aid.

-It's a very important group.

-We work with women and children.

-It's important to help anyone

-to live without being in fear.

-Anyone can ask us for assistance...

-..if they are suffering

-from domestic abuse.

-The situation has improved

-over the years.

-There are more ways

-for people to find help.

-However, there's more ways of abuse

-to be had these days...

-..in terms of cyber bullying.

-It isn't always physical abuse.

-The group has chosen St Dwynwen's

-Day as a day for a campaign.

-Domestic violence has been around

-for many years.

-We can't stand on corners

-to collect money.

-It's important to raise money

-and awareness...

-..in terms of the helping women

-in Wales.

-Many women can relate

-to the story of Dwynwen.

-Many were forced into marriage...

-..or abused by their fathers.

-There's a special event in Swansea.

-It's on Wednesday.

-The evening is called Still We Rise.

-It's important for women

-to meet together...

-..and support one another.

-The Still We Rise evening

-is held on 25 January...

-..at Coast in Swansea

-from 7.00pm to 10.00pm.

-Still We Rise is a night of music

-and poetry.

-It's all about celebrating women

-in Wales.

-Sian Harries is going to be a

-new ambassador for the charity.

-She writes scripts...

-..and once worked with Tinopolis.

-We need to tell this story.

-Women and children

-need to be educated...

-..in terms of the ways

-they can get information.

-Those not living in Swansea...

-..can make a donation

-towards to the tickets.

-Tickets to the evening are 15 each

-and include a buffet.

-That 15 can make

-a real difference...

-..to the women and children

-in Wales.

-The money goes towards helping

-those under abuse across Wales.

-After the break, we'll join

-Marion in the Beauty Corner.

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-Welcome back.

-Still to come on the programme,

-Ieuan starts tidying up the garden.

-And we return to Gareth

-to savour a romantic dessert.

-Marion has joined me in the studio.

-We've mentioned St Dwynwen's Day

-a lot on the programme so far...

-..and we remain with that theme now.

-We've got ideas

-for some romantic gifts.

-Christmas has just gone.

-It's a great idea to buy

-this spray purse.

-It's a handy item.

-It's 69 for the product by Lancome.

-It will fit into your handbag.

-The Chanel soap is 19.

-There's a lovely aroma

-with this Chanel soap.

-It lasts for some time.

-The Estee Lauder Youth Dew is 27.

-It is a dusting powder.

-It comes with a powder puff.

-There's also a roll-on deodorant.

-You can pick up the three items

-by Benefit for 74.

-There's body oil to use

-after a shower or massage.

-We also have a hair spray.

-There's also a spray

-that creates a sheen on the skin.

-These items can be bought

-separately.

-We also have a turban for the hair.

-There's also a mask to use

-in the bath.

-We also have a bubble bath.

-You can pick up three items

-from Boots for 20.

-There are various products by No 7.

-This is Lift and Luminate.

-There are products

-for the day and night.

-It breathes life

-back into your skin.

-There's some products by Clinique

-for the men.

-The boys are also fussy!

-These are great for shaving.

-There are still bargains available.

-Some products are strong in aroma.

-Snap up the bargains quickly.

-Boots is selling various bags and

-picture frames.

-I like the wording on it.

-I also spotted a bag.

-It's my wedding anniversary

-and I wanted it.

-Smashbox is selling a set for 35.

-The weather isn't too bad today so

-you could venture into the garden.

-Ieuan has some tips on pruning

-and neatening up your gardens.

-My first job is to prune and discard

-these Autumn Bliss raspberry canes.

-My first job is to prune and discard

-these Autumn Bliss raspberry canes.

-This variety of raspberry fruits

-from late August to late October.

-You can do this after the fruition

-period between November and March.

-They will bear fruit again in late

-summer from the roots of new canes.

-If you don't do this, new growth

-will appear from these old canes.

-Its produce will be poor and it will

-absorb any goodness from new growth.

-Eventually, it will

-wipe out the entire crop.

-But don't do this with raspberries

-that produce during June and July.

-Their fruit will only thrive on

-old canes from the previous year.

-Wear gloves for this job because

-the canes are covered in thorns.

-From March, we start to sow seeds.

-But you can sow seeds

-as early as January indoors...

-..and regulate temperatures

-by following the guidelines.

-Here are some examples.

-Large onions, antirrhinums,

-begonias and geraniums...

-..all need an extended growth

-period before their flourish.

-Summer Purple broccoli is edible as

-early as June when sowed in January.

-These plastic seed trays

-are durable and reusable.

-But give them a wash

-and disinfect thoroughly.

-It will prevent a condition

-called damping off...

-..where small, tender plants, rot

-from the root prior to blossoming.

-Use warm soapy water and a hard

-bristle brush to remove residue.

-Following this,

-sterilize the tray with bleach.

-Soak it in a bowl with one part

-of bleach and nine parts of water.

-Leave it to bathe for 20 minutes.

-It will kill spores of fungus

-that attack smaller, tender plants.

-Swill the tray and leave to dry.

-Having filled the tray with compost,

-we are ready to sow some seeds.

-It's possible to use

-a multi-purpose compost...

-..but more seeds will bud by using a

-seed compost with a finer structure.

-This is suitable for planting

-tender lobelias and begonias.

-By following these guidelines

-you should have fun planting.

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-Welcome back.

-We've returned to Gareth

-in the kitchen.

-The St Dwynwen's Day souffle

-you made earlier was delicious.

-It looks delicious.

-This is other souffle.

-Sian has eaten as much as me!

-I'm making some hidden heart cakes.

-Here's a glass for you!

-There's a special something

-hidden inside the cakes.

-I've got some soft butter.

-Add two large eggs to it.

-Next, add 150 grams of plain flour

-and some baking soda powder.

-Stir the mixture.

-You can make these cakes

-before Wednesday.

-Use a metal spoon to stir it.

-It should fall off the spoon.

-We prepare the hearts first.

-I've got some sugar, flour,

-butter and eggs.

-It's the same mixture

-as you would for the cake.

-Add some pink colouring

-to the mixture.

-It creates a pink fusion!

-Bake in an eight-inch cake.

-I've got plain flour for this part.

-Spread the mixture across the tin.

-Bake it for 20 minutes.

-Leave the cake to cool.

-It's like a small sponge.

-We move onto the other cakes.

-I've got some rose water flavouring.

-It's similar to Turkish Delight.

-It's got a lovely fragrant flavour.

-We've also got some petal style

-paper for decoration.

-Scoop in the mixture.

-Cut out a heart shape

-from the pink sponge.

-The cutter is also pink!

-Place the hearts

-on top of the cake mixture.

-The hearts have to be

-in the same place.

-Cover the hearts with more

-of the cake mixture.

-Bake this for 20 minutes again.

-They should look like this

-after they've baked.

-Allow them to cool

-before we decorate them.

-We also have some butter cream.

-Create a rose swirl on the top.

-We've got some red hearts

-for decoration.

-Use two hearts each.

-Speaking of roses...

-Llinos has joined us.

-Don't forget to join us at 7.00pm.

-Our sofa guests are the actors,

-Ffion Dafis and Sion Eifion.

-Both of them look forward to star in

-the famous Shakespeare play Macbeth.

-We enjoy a song and a chat

-from the singer, Heulen Cynfal.

-We hear about the Cors Caron race.

-We catch up with

-the singer, Cerys Matthews.

-She discusses her ambassador role

-for Wales' 2017 Year of Legends.

-Elin chats to one of the star's of

-the Welsh rock scene, Yws Gwynedd.

-Yws joins a day of celebrations

-with Radio Cymru this Wednesday.

-These look great, Gareth.

-We need to reveal the hidden heart.

-Slice the cakes in two.

-A heart will be revealed.

-Well done, Gareth!

-On tomorrow's programme, we continue

-with our St Dwynwen's Day countdown.

-Dylan has wine ideas for gifts

-or to serve with a romantic meal.

-Kevin has the challenge of making

-a floral arrangement for under 5.

-Ward Plant follows the news

-and weather on S4C.

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