Saturday, November 7, 2009
Sunday, October 18, 2009
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Sicilian
I'm back here at a pace a little bland, because of projects and thoughts that keep me busy. But today, thanks to a relaxing Sunday, I cooked myself. This is the result:) Ingredients (serves 4): 320 g scialatielli 16/18 red tomatoes or spaghetti type datterini 1 clove of garlic 40g of pistachios already peeled 1 small eggplant long a slice of homemade bread fresh chili basil olive oil salt Remove the peel the eggplant with 1 / 2 cm. steak, cut into julienne strips and fry in virgin olive oil exira oliva.Scolatela on paper towels and keep warm in the oven because it remains crisp. Reduce the tomatoes into cubes and lightly salt them. Coarsely chopped pistachio nuts. Antiaderenete Heat the pan with 3 tablespoons of oil to fry the eggplant, add the garlic, let it brown then add tomatoes and pistachios, prepared, and jump over high heat for two minutes. Toast the bread in the oven, chop in a food processor and season with 2 tablespoons oil and fry the chili to taste! Boil pasta, drain and pass it into the pan with the tomatoes with pistachios. Add a handful of basil leaves, chilli crumbs, and spaghetti served with fried eggplant supplementing! From: Anise & Cinnamon Et voila! Sicily is served:)
I'm back here at a pace a little bland, because of projects and thoughts that keep me busy. But today, thanks to a relaxing Sunday, I cooked myself. This is the result:) Ingredients (serves 4): 320 g scialatielli 16/18 red tomatoes or spaghetti type datterini 1 clove of garlic 40g of pistachios already peeled 1 small eggplant long a slice of homemade bread fresh chili basil olive oil salt Remove the peel the eggplant with 1 / 2 cm. steak, cut into julienne strips and fry in virgin olive oil exira oliva.Scolatela on paper towels and keep warm in the oven because it remains crisp. Reduce the tomatoes into cubes and lightly salt them. Coarsely chopped pistachio nuts. Antiaderenete Heat the pan with 3 tablespoons of oil to fry the eggplant, add the garlic, let it brown then add tomatoes and pistachios, prepared, and jump over high heat for two minutes. Toast the bread in the oven, chop in a food processor and season with 2 tablespoons oil and fry the chili to taste! Boil pasta, drain and pass it into the pan with the tomatoes with pistachios. Add a handful of basil leaves, chilli crumbs, and spaghetti served with fried eggplant supplementing! From: Anise & Cinnamon Et voila! Sicily is served:)
Thursday, October 1, 2009
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fill the time Del
time in this period of life, is what I miss most. I must learn to reorganize without getting lost in quisquillie.
Last night, therefore, an accomplice jumped cinema, I had time to prepare these sweets Portuguese. No
was still in Portugal, so I've never tasted the original version.
I liked, mind you, though - I do not know - it will be for the doses but I found them a bit "heavy".
One is more than enough, but for breakfast;)
Ingredients \u0026lt;/ i> for about 12
bolos size muffin
sugar 200g butter, softened 5 eggs 200g
flour 50g rice flour 150g
baking powder a pinch of salt grip knife low
1 lemon Beat the butter and sugar until creamy. Add the egg yolks one by one, always beating, and finally livito flour and, stirring with a spoon at this point. Add the finely grated lemon peel. Whisk the egg whites kept aside and delicately, in three times, to the mixture as before. Place about two tablespoons of batter into the muffin molds with silicone, and bake at 180 degrees for the entire bout 25 minutes or until golden and bolos are leavened. Cool on a rack, refrigerate.
time in this period of life, is what I miss most. I must learn to reorganize without getting lost in quisquillie.
Last night, therefore, an accomplice jumped cinema, I had time to prepare these sweets Portuguese. No
was still in Portugal, so I've never tasted the original version.
I liked, mind you, though - I do not know - it will be for the doses but I found them a bit "heavy".
One is more than enough, but for breakfast;)
Ingredients \u0026lt;/ i> for about 12
bolos size muffin
sugar 200g butter, softened 5 eggs 200g
flour 50g rice flour 150g
baking powder a pinch of salt grip knife low
1 lemon Beat the butter and sugar until creamy. Add the egg yolks one by one, always beating, and finally livito flour and, stirring with a spoon at this point. Add the finely grated lemon peel. Whisk the egg whites kept aside and delicately, in three times, to the mixture as before. Place about two tablespoons of batter into the muffin molds with silicone, and bake at 180 degrees for the entire bout 25 minutes or until golden and bolos are leavened. Cool on a rack, refrigerate.
Sunday, September 13, 2009
Sleep-eze Side Effects
how to recycle the sauce advanced
Since my mom cooks a delicious sauce (like all mothers, I guess. It is probably innate to mothers know how to cook the meat sauce), and since it almost always moves forward, every time we decide how to ingegnamo MISUSE use delicacy.
Yesterday I got the idea: rice balls!
'm not a lover of oranges to the sauce and peas, along with the flavor I do not particularly like. My grandmother, in fact, usually cooked simple cheese croquettes with saffron, which I loved:)
But, in short, I wanted to try the infamous rice balls, which many say is too oranges. I do not really know what kind of sauce is used for balls, I just know that I have not used - to these rice balls - indicated by the sauce Anise & Cinnamon , having already in the house.
The only thing I know is that they came just as good and enough for me;)
Ingredients (I came out 10 rice balls, but as big as you can see from the picture: p): For the sauce
wet: 2 sausages
2 or 3 chicken livers
2 kg of tomatoes
700 gr. about muscle beef 1 carrot
1 small rib of celery 1 small onion
20 g dried porcini soaked in warm water
1 / 2 glass of red wine
extra virgin olive oil salt
6 handfuls of rice [I used Carnaroli]
mozzarella bread crumbs 1 egg or 2 for
bread dough 1 egg to 1 tablespoon of butter
50 grams of parmesan
peanut oil for frying [I had to corn and to my amazement the fry are very light and not at all greasy coming!]
Procedure:
Prepare the sauce, preferably the day before in this way: put in a pot high and wide, oil , the muscle pieces, sausages and chicken livers previously soaked in water and vinegar for about 1 hour. Add carrot, celery and onion, whole salt and let simmer over low heat until the meat has dried a bit 'of his sauce. Then sprinkle with 1 / 2 glass of red wine and let evaporate. Add the mushrooms, previously softened in hot water, washed and drained, and cook 5 more minutes.
Pour the tomatoes from a food mill, season with salt and let simmer about 2 hours.
The next day, take 4 scoops of sauce from the pan (3 if you want more light) and pour into a saucepan, take care to leave some piece of liver, if you like (so it will be almost mushy in cooking) and fungi.
then be diluted with 2 ladles of water, 3 if you are offered 3 of sauce. Add salt and bring to a boil.
soon as boils, add six handfuls of rice and cook complete, the sauce is thick and dry as a risotto. Two minutes before switching off add butter and Parmesan and mix well.
Spilling in a bowl and let cool. Once the rice is very cold, add the beaten egg and mix mixing well. Time format
balls, stuffed into a piece of mozzarella and close, then give the slightly elongated shape.
Go then in beaten egg and bread crumbs.
then Fry a few at a time in hot oil and high but not excessively,
I would say that everything went well, having already prepared the sauce with the procedure was not even very long (aside to cool rice) but I have to improve the aesthetics of rice balls. Definitely:)
Since my mom cooks a delicious sauce (like all mothers, I guess. It is probably innate to mothers know how to cook the meat sauce), and since it almost always moves forward, every time we decide how to ingegnamo MISUSE use delicacy.
Yesterday I got the idea: rice balls!
'm not a lover of oranges to the sauce and peas, along with the flavor I do not particularly like. My grandmother, in fact, usually cooked simple cheese croquettes with saffron, which I loved:)
But, in short, I wanted to try the infamous rice balls, which many say is too oranges. I do not really know what kind of sauce is used for balls, I just know that I have not used - to these rice balls - indicated by the sauce Anise & Cinnamon , having already in the house.
The only thing I know is that they came just as good and enough for me;)
Ingredients (I came out 10 rice balls, but as big as you can see from the picture: p): For the sauce
wet: 2 sausages
2 or 3 chicken livers
2 kg of tomatoes
700 gr. about muscle beef 1 carrot
1 small rib of celery 1 small onion
20 g dried porcini soaked in warm water
1 / 2 glass of red wine
extra virgin olive oil salt
6 handfuls of rice [I used Carnaroli]
mozzarella bread crumbs 1 egg or 2 for
bread dough 1 egg to 1 tablespoon of butter
50 grams of parmesan
peanut oil for frying [I had to corn and to my amazement the fry are very light and not at all greasy coming!]
Procedure:
Prepare the sauce, preferably the day before in this way: put in a pot high and wide, oil , the muscle pieces, sausages and chicken livers previously soaked in water and vinegar for about 1 hour. Add carrot, celery and onion, whole salt and let simmer over low heat until the meat has dried a bit 'of his sauce. Then sprinkle with 1 / 2 glass of red wine and let evaporate. Add the mushrooms, previously softened in hot water, washed and drained, and cook 5 more minutes.
Pour the tomatoes from a food mill, season with salt and let simmer about 2 hours.
The next day, take 4 scoops of sauce from the pan (3 if you want more light) and pour into a saucepan, take care to leave some piece of liver, if you like (so it will be almost mushy in cooking) and fungi.
then be diluted with 2 ladles of water, 3 if you are offered 3 of sauce. Add salt and bring to a boil.
soon as boils, add six handfuls of rice and cook complete, the sauce is thick and dry as a risotto. Two minutes before switching off add butter and Parmesan and mix well.
Spilling in a bowl and let cool. Once the rice is very cold, add the beaten egg and mix mixing well. Time format
balls, stuffed into a piece of mozzarella and close, then give the slightly elongated shape.
Go then in beaten egg and bread crumbs.
then Fry a few at a time in hot oil and high but not excessively,
I would say that everything went well, having already prepared the sauce with the procedure was not even very long (aside to cool rice) but I have to improve the aesthetics of rice balls. Definitely:)
Sunday, June 21, 2009
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Souvenir de Paris
A picture a little bigger than usual, because I'm really proud:) finally a photo as I would like all those that we place on this blog: crisp, clear, bringing good out of what you are talking about.
Specifically we are talking about some souvenirs that I commissioned Uccio when he was in Paris: Pierre Herme's macarons specifically.
the macarons I've never tasted before, but I have always been very curious, so I took the opportunity: a network I hear a lot of famous and infamous PH, of his creations and delicacies.
I must say that the tam tam is well deserved:)
They are little gems, not only on the eye but also for the taste;)
The box that contains the Macarons
Another overview sweets
The famous Pierre Hermé (self-portrait:))
A picture a little bigger than usual, because I'm really proud:) finally a photo as I would like all those that we place on this blog: crisp, clear, bringing good out of what you are talking about.
Specifically we are talking about some souvenirs that I commissioned Uccio when he was in Paris: Pierre Herme's macarons specifically.
the macarons I've never tasted before, but I have always been very curious, so I took the opportunity: a network I hear a lot of famous and infamous PH, of his creations and delicacies.
I must say that the tam tam is well deserved:)
They are little gems, not only on the eye but also for the taste;)
The box that contains the Macarons
Another overview sweets
The famous Pierre Hermé (self-portrait:))
Clearance Bowling Balls
Keeping
Puff, pant.
digging up a recipe for months waiting to be posted. If I remember correctly I had attempted to dispose of a little chocolate left over from Easter & Co.
then imagine how long it expects to be released ^ ^ '
Ingredients For the base: 60g dark chocolate
roughly chopped 160ml water
ointment 90gr of butter 200g brown sugar
2 eggs 100g self raising flour
2 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder 40g ground almonds
For the ganache Milk chocolate: Milk Chocolate 100gr
roughly chopped 60ml creme fraiche
florentine For the garnish: sliced almonds 80g
115g coarsely chopped crystallized ginger
200g candied red cherries cut into small pieces or as
I did use the ready-made muesli
To decorate: 50g dark chocolate fondant
Preheat oven to 170 ° C or 150 ° C if convection oven. Place 12 paper cups in muffin pan.
Stir chocolate and water in a small saucepan, warm over low heat, stirring, until mixture is smooth. Beat with an electric mixer, butter, sugar and eggs until mixture is light and fluffy. Stir in the sifted flour and cocoa, almond flour and the preparation of the chocolate is still warm.
Divide the mixture into individual molds and smooth the surface.
Bake for 25 min. , Then remove from oven and cool on a rack.
Prepare the chocolate ganache.
Bring the creme fraiche to the boil and pour on the milk chocolate, stirring until mixture is smooth and homogeneous. Let stand at room temperature up to a thicker consistency, but does not harden. If this happens (to heat the mixture in a water bath). Mix ingredients
seal Florentine (Or open the bag of muesli ready;) and put them in a bowl.
Nappa cupcakes with ganache and seal Florentine finish with a drizzle of melted chocolate.
I feared would be more complicated than the implementation of this recipe, if only because the cupcakes are wonderful imagination in my mini-cakes with flowers on flower decorations.
But these are simple and really tasty. A bit sour, so be careful if you do not like the taste you do not recommend it;)
The recipe comes from Adrenalina
Puff, pant.
digging up a recipe for months waiting to be posted. If I remember correctly I had attempted to dispose of a little chocolate left over from Easter & Co.
then imagine how long it expects to be released ^ ^ '
Ingredients For the base: 60g dark chocolate
roughly chopped 160ml water
ointment 90gr of butter 200g brown sugar
2 eggs 100g self raising flour
2 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder 40g ground almonds
For the ganache Milk chocolate: Milk Chocolate 100gr
roughly chopped 60ml creme fraiche
florentine For the garnish: sliced almonds 80g
115g coarsely chopped crystallized ginger
200g candied red cherries cut into small pieces or as
I did use the ready-made muesli
To decorate: 50g dark chocolate fondant
Preheat oven to 170 ° C or 150 ° C if convection oven. Place 12 paper cups in muffin pan.
Stir chocolate and water in a small saucepan, warm over low heat, stirring, until mixture is smooth. Beat with an electric mixer, butter, sugar and eggs until mixture is light and fluffy. Stir in the sifted flour and cocoa, almond flour and the preparation of the chocolate is still warm.
Divide the mixture into individual molds and smooth the surface.
Bake for 25 min. , Then remove from oven and cool on a rack.
Prepare the chocolate ganache.
Bring the creme fraiche to the boil and pour on the milk chocolate, stirring until mixture is smooth and homogeneous. Let stand at room temperature up to a thicker consistency, but does not harden. If this happens (to heat the mixture in a water bath). Mix ingredients
seal Florentine (Or open the bag of muesli ready;) and put them in a bowl.
Nappa cupcakes with ganache and seal Florentine finish with a drizzle of melted chocolate.
I feared would be more complicated than the implementation of this recipe, if only because the cupcakes are wonderful imagination in my mini-cakes with flowers on flower decorations.
But these are simple and really tasty. A bit sour, so be careful if you do not like the taste you do not recommend it;)
The recipe comes from Adrenalina
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Benefits Of Dried Mango
I decided we can
Strozzo my wife.
Or do shine, like, as it is, unexploded ordnance dropped between his balls and going back to World War II, my mother-in-law.
I can also choose / decide to open the cap on petrol, and stuffing them with a nice scarf on fire, the bastard, that not even a regular bulletin of the sailors, parked in front of horse shit to my shop.
In the limit I could go to the girl in full midlife crisis that I find myself always before when I least expect it, but with connections that have ceased to be such, and that plays with me every single day knowing that I'm not interested , and give him until I have.
One option would also place an ad online looking for collaborators to destroy the foundations of a famous Japanese company fucking lemons, famous for its Trinitron system that, after only thirty years of active cooperation, he wound up with a circular letter micragnosissima. Refrain wasters. Preferably car. Access to explosives, chemical components will be treated as evidence of preference.
I also want to look at Facebook, Google, on the White Pages on Tuttocittà , even to the alleys to get darker in the process of this nation in this dark, dark time, my high school teachers to make them mad even more than they managed to do in the past. Beautiful, is not over, you have enjoyed decades of peace, but what he thought was just the range that you had to reconstruct something that, now, you will lose .
I could do this. After
. Now I will overcook the pasta.
Strozzo my wife.
Or do shine, like, as it is, unexploded ordnance dropped between his balls and going back to World War II, my mother-in-law.
I can also choose / decide to open the cap on petrol, and stuffing them with a nice scarf on fire, the bastard, that not even a regular bulletin of the sailors, parked in front of horse shit to my shop.
In the limit I could go to the girl in full midlife crisis that I find myself always before when I least expect it, but with connections that have ceased to be such, and that plays with me every single day knowing that I'm not interested , and give him until I have.
One option would also place an ad online looking for collaborators to destroy the foundations of a famous Japanese company fucking lemons, famous for its Trinitron system that, after only thirty years of active cooperation, he wound up with a circular letter micragnosissima. Refrain wasters. Preferably car. Access to explosives, chemical components will be treated as evidence of preference.
I also want to look at Facebook, Google, on the White Pages on Tuttocittà , even to the alleys to get darker in the process of this nation in this dark, dark time, my high school teachers to make them mad even more than they managed to do in the past. Beautiful, is not over, you have enjoyed decades of peace, but what he thought was just the range that you had to reconstruct something that, now, you will lose .
I could do this. After
. Now I will overcook the pasta.
Thursday, March 12, 2009
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Two recipes
With this post I will try to take the proverbial two birds with one stone.
Lately (on request), I found myself cranking out several apple pies (exactly the same recipe revived 4 times in a month: p).
cake revived 4 times because I have no photographic trace has ever been donated and is always over too soon so that it can capture. But yesterday, as I read the blog as always Cavoletto I came across this recipe from a vintage apple pie (if I remember correctly dated 1956) and I thought: wow, it's easy fast and apparently also very light. Let's!
So, here are the two recipes, so - if one day you will be unstoppable desire for apple pie - you'll be spoiled for choice;)
Ingredients: 4 apples
180g sugar 150g flour 2 eggs
butter 25g milk
7cl [1 / 4 cup]
lemon peel 1 / 2 teaspoon baking powder 1
to Beat along the eggs and sugar until mixture is light in color and fluffy that it is almost 3 or 4, the volume of departure.
Still stirring, add the flour, milk, baking powder and grated peel. Pour into a mold lined with parchment paper.
Meanwhile, peel apples and cut into slices, then arrange the slices on top of the cake, pressing a bit '
Sprinkle with a tablespoon of sugar cane, distribute the butter in flakes on the surface and bake at 170 degrees for about 45 minutes or until the cake is puffed and golden.
[I do not know if my oven or what, but I as a precaution I covered the cake with foil to prevent burning on the surface. Not if if this has prevented it from rising, I do not really mind, at least he did not burn: p].
For the frosting, which is un'optional, heat two tablespoons of orange juice, an orange liqueur, a honey and a water, cook for two minutes then spenellare everything on the cake is still warm.
Let stand a bit 'before serving.
It is a cake very simple and very good, who knows \u0026lt;/ i> just \u0026lt;/ i> of apples (and what they should know?!: p). I think it is pretty much good "cold" (we tasted fresh from the oven to decide whether the case was to bring a slice of the nearby house, having never tasted a cake was not the first case to bring something that maybe you had not come well: p).
And now we come to another apple pie, one that - before you read this recipe - was elected the real apple pie, unique and inimitable. For simple reasons: it's good, is quick to make, has a rustic look good and healthy and is always brushed off in a nanosecond: p
Ingredients: 5 apples
large golden [I am just 3 seconds, using a 24cm cake tin by more than 3 large apples can not fit them in the dough]
Flour 00 gr 120 gr 300
Sugar Pine Raisins 50 gr 100 gr
100 gr butter 3 eggs
Half a glass of milk
A lemon
Baking powder 1 teaspoon
Peel apples and slice them in keeping them in water.
Mount warmed butter and sugar, add eggs, flour, milk, lemon zest, stir and add pine nuts, raisins soaked in warm water and yeast
Cover with waxed paper width of a pan 23 cm in diameter, Pour the batter, posarci over apples and bake for 45 minutes in oven at 200 ° C
This, unlike the previous one, is definitely a cake "richer" but just as tasty (if not more) . I think that as the degree of ease and speed of execution is the same, so, choose according to your taste or occasion;)
With this post I will try to take the proverbial two birds with one stone.
Lately (on request), I found myself cranking out several apple pies (exactly the same recipe revived 4 times in a month: p).
cake revived 4 times because I have no photographic trace has ever been donated and is always over too soon so that it can capture. But yesterday, as I read the blog as always Cavoletto I came across this recipe from a vintage apple pie (if I remember correctly dated 1956) and I thought: wow, it's easy fast and apparently also very light. Let's!
So, here are the two recipes, so - if one day you will be unstoppable desire for apple pie - you'll be spoiled for choice;)
Ingredients: 4 apples
180g sugar 150g flour 2 eggs
butter 25g milk
7cl [1 / 4 cup]
lemon peel 1 / 2 teaspoon baking powder 1
to Beat along the eggs and sugar until mixture is light in color and fluffy that it is almost 3 or 4, the volume of departure.
Still stirring, add the flour, milk, baking powder and grated peel. Pour into a mold lined with parchment paper.
Meanwhile, peel apples and cut into slices, then arrange the slices on top of the cake, pressing a bit '
Sprinkle with a tablespoon of sugar cane, distribute the butter in flakes on the surface and bake at 170 degrees for about 45 minutes or until the cake is puffed and golden.
[I do not know if my oven or what, but I as a precaution I covered the cake with foil to prevent burning on the surface. Not if if this has prevented it from rising, I do not really mind, at least he did not burn: p].
For the frosting, which is un'optional, heat two tablespoons of orange juice, an orange liqueur, a honey and a water, cook for two minutes then spenellare everything on the cake is still warm.
Let stand a bit 'before serving.
It is a cake very simple and very good, who knows \u0026lt;/ i> just \u0026lt;/ i> of apples (and what they should know?!: p). I think it is pretty much good "cold" (we tasted fresh from the oven to decide whether the case was to bring a slice of the nearby house, having never tasted a cake was not the first case to bring something that maybe you had not come well: p).
And now we come to another apple pie, one that - before you read this recipe - was elected the real apple pie, unique and inimitable. For simple reasons: it's good, is quick to make, has a rustic look good and healthy and is always brushed off in a nanosecond: p
Ingredients: 5 apples
large golden [I am just 3 seconds, using a 24cm cake tin by more than 3 large apples can not fit them in the dough]
Flour 00 gr 120 gr 300
Sugar Pine Raisins 50 gr 100 gr
100 gr butter 3 eggs
Half a glass of milk
A lemon
Baking powder 1 teaspoon
Peel apples and slice them in keeping them in water.
Mount warmed butter and sugar, add eggs, flour, milk, lemon zest, stir and add pine nuts, raisins soaked in warm water and yeast
Cover with waxed paper width of a pan 23 cm in diameter, Pour the batter, posarci over apples and bake for 45 minutes in oven at 200 ° C
This, unlike the previous one, is definitely a cake "richer" but just as tasty (if not more) . I think that as the degree of ease and speed of execution is the same, so, choose according to your taste or occasion;)
Monday, February 16, 2009
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When Every little dream comes undone ooo do not worry ...
sings the legendary Bryan Adams, and I must say that this verse is fitting brush because we could conclude by saying: "... when each little dream is shattered oh, do not worry, eat a slice of this pie, the world will return to smile!" :)
serotonin to a thousand, here!
Ingredients:
for the part tortosa (: P)
70g flour 2 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder
75g caster sugar 4 eggs 80g butter, melted
for Part creamy
450g of dark chocolate fondant
50cl fresh cream 6 egg yolks 75g caster sugar
Preheat oven to 180 ° C. Sift flour and cocoa three times and set aside. Work the sugar and eggs with an electric mixer for 8 / 10 minutes, until the mixture is light and creamy and tripled in volume.
Incorporate the flour and cocoa, then the butter delicacy. Pour the mixture into a cake pan with removable rim of 20 cm in diameter, where you have put on the bottom of the baking paper. Bake the cake for 25 minutes, until it detaches from the walls. Allow to cool in the pan.
While the cake bakes, prepare the chocolate cream.
Melt the chocolate and cream in a saucepan over low heat, and stir until the mixture is smooth.
Put the egg yolks and sugar in a bowl and place it on a pan where there is water boiling.
Beat the mixture in a water bath for six minutes (I did it with an electric mixer but if you have the bionic hand do well with a whisk). Then out from the fire add to the egg and sugar mixture of chocolate and cream and beat for another six minutes, until cold. Put the mixture in the refrigerator for 30 minutes.
Remove the cake from the pan and cut in two horizontally. Put the bottom of the cake in the pan, make a layer with half of chocolate cream, then layer with the rest of the cake and finally all the cream you have left. Put the cake in the refrigerator for at least 5 hours until the cream will solidify. To remove the cake once it is ready, heat the walls of the cake with a warm cloth
When I saw the photo and read the recipe Blog Adrenaline I said: uh, I never will! multi-layer cakes, I never succeeded (ok, I tried just one so far: p) but I must say that what he writes is pure adrenaline truth: the recipe from Donna Hay, if followed step by step, is simple and even too elaborate!
I do not like the all-chocolate cake, I need something to break my taste, but I must say that I have made this cake just tasted!
sings the legendary Bryan Adams, and I must say that this verse is fitting brush because we could conclude by saying: "... when each little dream is shattered oh, do not worry, eat a slice of this pie, the world will return to smile!" :)
serotonin to a thousand, here!
Ingredients:
for the part tortosa (: P)
70g flour 2 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder
75g caster sugar 4 eggs 80g butter, melted
for Part creamy
450g of dark chocolate fondant
50cl fresh cream 6 egg yolks 75g caster sugar
Preheat oven to 180 ° C. Sift flour and cocoa three times and set aside. Work the sugar and eggs with an electric mixer for 8 / 10 minutes, until the mixture is light and creamy and tripled in volume.
Incorporate the flour and cocoa, then the butter delicacy. Pour the mixture into a cake pan with removable rim of 20 cm in diameter, where you have put on the bottom of the baking paper. Bake the cake for 25 minutes, until it detaches from the walls. Allow to cool in the pan.
While the cake bakes, prepare the chocolate cream.
Melt the chocolate and cream in a saucepan over low heat, and stir until the mixture is smooth.
Put the egg yolks and sugar in a bowl and place it on a pan where there is water boiling.
Beat the mixture in a water bath for six minutes (I did it with an electric mixer but if you have the bionic hand do well with a whisk). Then out from the fire add to the egg and sugar mixture of chocolate and cream and beat for another six minutes, until cold. Put the mixture in the refrigerator for 30 minutes.
Remove the cake from the pan and cut in two horizontally. Put the bottom of the cake in the pan, make a layer with half of chocolate cream, then layer with the rest of the cake and finally all the cream you have left. Put the cake in the refrigerator for at least 5 hours until the cream will solidify. To remove the cake once it is ready, heat the walls of the cake with a warm cloth
When I saw the photo and read the recipe Blog Adrenaline I said: uh, I never will! multi-layer cakes, I never succeeded (ok, I tried just one so far: p) but I must say that what he writes is pure adrenaline truth: the recipe from Donna Hay, if followed step by step, is simple and even too elaborate!
I do not like the all-chocolate cake, I need something to break my taste, but I must say that I have made this cake just tasted!
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the salmon carbonara New Year's delayed
The series of recipes kept in storage and not transcribed here. This
carbonara salmon menu featured in the New Year and my Uccio, but changed his mind in the end we opted for the strozzaprete.
events in my life lived (which was right not to interested in) apart, I was not excited about this carbonara, but I think it's the fault of the salmon, which was decidedly salty.
fact the taste was too salty and did not seem "normal", I'll try to do it again, choosing the less savory salmon:)
Serves 2 : 150g long pasta
grated Parmesan cheese 2 egg yolks 2 tablespoons grated Pecorino Romano 2
little cucchai
little ground black pepper 1 slice fresh salmon
4 slices bacon wrapped sottilisisme
Far grilling salmon for one minute per side on a very hot grill.
Remove skin and bones, and break the flesh flakes. Keep aside.
Arrange the bacon on a plate, and maximum power at the microwave for about 1 minute or until mezo will be lost fat and become crispy, set aside on waxed paper dela.
Cook the pasta in lightly salted water.
Meanwhile, in a large bowl, whisk the egg yolks with the parmesan and pecorino romano, add a little 'black pepper and the pasta cooking water, beating until a smooth creamy sauce and homogeneous.
Drain pasta, transfer to the bowl with the creamy sauce of egg yolks and cheese, mix well. Add the crispy bacon sbricciolata with your fingers as well as half of the salmon. Divide the pasta the plates, complete with what advances salmon and freshly ground black pepper.
The series of recipes kept in storage and not transcribed here. This
carbonara salmon menu featured in the New Year and my Uccio, but changed his mind in the end we opted for the strozzaprete.
events in my life lived (which was right not to interested in) apart, I was not excited about this carbonara, but I think it's the fault of the salmon, which was decidedly salty.
fact the taste was too salty and did not seem "normal", I'll try to do it again, choosing the less savory salmon:)
Serves 2 : 150g long pasta
grated Parmesan cheese 2 egg yolks 2 tablespoons grated Pecorino Romano 2
little cucchai
little ground black pepper 1 slice fresh salmon
4 slices bacon wrapped sottilisisme
Far grilling salmon for one minute per side on a very hot grill.
Remove skin and bones, and break the flesh flakes. Keep aside.
Arrange the bacon on a plate, and maximum power at the microwave for about 1 minute or until mezo will be lost fat and become crispy, set aside on waxed paper dela.
Cook the pasta in lightly salted water.
Meanwhile, in a large bowl, whisk the egg yolks with the parmesan and pecorino romano, add a little 'black pepper and the pasta cooking water, beating until a smooth creamy sauce and homogeneous.
Drain pasta, transfer to the bowl with the creamy sauce of egg yolks and cheese, mix well. Add the crispy bacon sbricciolata with your fingers as well as half of the salmon. Divide the pasta the plates, complete with what advances salmon and freshly ground black pepper.
Dirtbike Party Accesories
Obviously this recipe is absolutely out of season, in fact I have prepared in September, but was lost in the archives of Mac and memory.
Today, as I tried to give an order to the photographs in an attempt to post a little more regularly, I decided to write it down here:)
As it happens I have taken from the site of the legendary Cavoletto: D
Ingredients 4 people :
1 avocado 1 slice of smoked salmon
1 melon 1 orange (juice)
a couple of handfuls of pine nuts
pasta Cook pasta, drain and pass it under cold water.
Afettare a couple of thin slices of melon, and avocado peeled.
Toast a bit 'of pine nuts, cut into strips a few pounds of smoked salmon, and add all these ingredients to the pasta salad.
Add the orange juice, a generous line of olive oil, a teaspoon of balsamic vinegar and a handful of basil with your hands.
Season with salt & pepper, stir vigorously and keep a bit 'cool before serving.
The flavor of this pasta is really fresh, sweet melon dilutes the salty salmon and the avocado gives a flavor of "fruit salt" I do not know how to say in other words.
E 'a paste a little risky, especially in my family where the new flavors are struggling to take hold. The dough is like a lot, especially my mom, so I highly recommend! :)
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