Clarke wrestles with a decision. Bellamy learns that something isn’t what it seems. Murphy plots to betray his former Chancellor.

After getting a clue about who may have wiped Clary’s memories, the crew hunts down the High Warlock of Brooklyn, Magnus Bane.

With all of the warlocks in hiding from Valentine, the team must lure Magnus out with something he can’t refuse — a killer party and something very valuable. But with emotions running high, more may come out of their meeting with Magnus than just the retrieval of Clary’s memories. Meanwhile, Simon doesn’t seem to be himself after his recent Downworlder encounter.

With Simon being held captive at The Hotel DuMort, Clary pleads with Jace, Alec and Isabelle to help her rescue her best friend. As the team readies for the mission, Jace helps Clary learn more about her Shadowhunter powers, Isabelle turns to her favorite Seelie for Intel, and Alec begins to question Jace’s motives and his place in their partnership. Meanwhile, a very scared Simon gets very up close and personal with Camille, the leader of the vampire clan.

Three months have passed since the tragedy at Mount Weather and our heroes learn that a bounty has been put on Clarke’s head. Unbeknownst to Clarke, a team led by Bellamy and Kane journeys deep into Grounder territory to save her. Meanwhile, Murphy finds his way to the mansion and discovers a very different Jaha on a very different mission.

As the clock counts down to the end of the world, Tommy finds himself up against his biggest challenge yet as Erica takes drastic measures to see her plan succeed. Malina tries to fulfill her great-grandmother’s prophecy to save the world with the help of Luke and Quentin. Emily and Ren desperately search for Miko. Carlos is faced with a life and death choice.

Peggy moves to the City of Angels to help Chief Daniel Sousa at the West Coast Strategic Scientific Reserve (SSR) investigate a bizarre homicide involving an alleged killer and Isodyne Energy, and reunites with some familiar faces.

Phil is surprised by Claire’s reaction to Luke’s arrest; Mitchell helps Gloria figure out the secret to her family sauce recipe.

[recipe title= »Gâteau aux pommes de Mamie du Tertre » servings= »8″ time= »2 heures et 20 minutes » difficulty= »easy » image= »https://jeremy.hu/wp-content/uploads/apple-cake.jpg » description= »A simple, yet delicious apple cake as prepared by my grandmother when I was a kid. »]

[recipe-notes]

– I personally like to use Granny Smith apples for that recipe; they have a little acid taste that adds to the recipe, and you can usually find them in your local market or your garden starting in October. Back home, we used to make that cake with Reinettes, Gala, or even Pépins Sonnants (I’m not sure you can find that last variety outside of Brittany though.)
– This can work with pears as well! As long as your fruits are fresh, you’ll get a great cake.
– I like to add little chunks of cooking chocolate to that recipe. Feel free to skip that if you only want the original, or replace by chocolate chips. If you add a lot, I’d consider using no sugar in the mixture, and only sprinkle the cake with sugar a bit before to put it in the oven.
– I also add a bit of cinnamon, but that wasn’t in the original recipe. It’s just because I’ve been living in Hungary for so long. Here we add cinnamon to everything. ? Besides, not much can go wrong when mixing cinnamon and apples!
– Serve when still warm, ideally with some vanilla ice cream and whipped cream.
– In need of some comfort food? Forget the ice cream and the whipped cream. Make yourself some hot chocolate, and dip the apple cake in it. ✨

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[recipe-ingredients]

– 200 g flour.
– 150 g sugar.
– 2 eggs.
– 2 teaspoons of baking powder.
– 1 mug of milk (about 300 ml.)
– 3 tablespoons of oil (we used olive oil.)
– 2 tablespoons of rum.
– A pinch of vanilla powder.
– A pinch of cinnamon.
– A pinch of salt.
– 1 big apple or 3 small ones.
– Chocolate chips if you’d like.

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[recipe-directions]

0. Pre-heat your oven at 200°C (400 °F)
1. In a large bowl, mix the flour, the baking powder, the slat, and the vanilla powder.
2. Add half of the sugar. Keep the rest aside for later.
3. Add the eggs, one at a time.
4. Add the rum and the oil.
5. Add the milk.
6. Once you’ve gone a nice and smooth mixture, keep it aside. Don’t worry if it’s still a bit grainy, it will all disappear when in the oven.
7. Prepare your apples; peel and core them, and then cut them into big slices.
8. Add them to the mix.
9. Personal addition: add in chocolate chips.
10. Butter your cake pan with salted butter. Don’t hesitate to be super generous there.
11. Pour your mixture into the pan, spread it, and sprinkle the rest of your sugar on the top. It will make for a nice crust once the cake is ready.
12. Bake the cake until lightly golden. That should be about 40 minutes. Take it out as soon as you can insert a knife in the centre of the cake and it comes out clean.

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Castle and Beckett uncover that a bullet is missing from the crime scene while investigating what happened when an art dealer was gunned down in his own gallery. However, when it turns out there was a witness to the murder, they need to refresh the man’s memory, only to find out that he suffers from amnesia and can’t even remember who he is.