Thursday, March 3, 2011
Can Mono Be Spread Through A Pool
what I like to participate in the contest, I find them very stimulating, push you to cook things that maybe you would never think of, dare combinations unusual improvement in the picture .... uh, I almost forgot .... I won the contest flavia best photos! but there pensate, IO che vinco con una foto!!?? giuro che non ho corrotto nessuno, ho messo d'accordo ben DUE giudici, quanto me la tiro ragà!!! ahahah!!
ok ok, torniamo al discorso dei contest.
come dicevo sono fonte di ispirazione e stimolo, e in altri casi come questo anche a farti ricordare che erano mesi (almeno 6!) che dovevi postare questa crostata che fra l'altro è diventata LA preferita!
colpa degli impegni, delle altre ricette in lista di attesa che si incavallano e si sovrappongono e insomma, grazie alle sorelle e al loro contest è arrivato il suo meritato momento!
contest per me perfetto perchè io adoro letteralmente l'ingrediente principe, le amarene Locksmiths in syrup. a jar at home never fails, and in moments of delirium glycemic'm going to eat a couple spoonfuls of "nature" ... that good!
fire the ovens then ... here is the recipe!
for oil ely pastry: 350g of flour
150g sugar (I 130)
2 eggs 1 cup oil (I 100g)
1 packet of yeast (I 3 / 4)
proceed as a normal crust and put in refrigerator for a couple of hours.
for cream:
130gr sugar 3 eggs vanilla essence
scorza grattugiata di limone (io l'ho omessa)
250gr di ricotta
60gr di farina
200gr di panna
cioccolato fondente a scaglie
una 30ina di amarene sciroppate fabbri
montare uova e zucchero fino ad ottenere un composto spumoso, unire la vaniglia e la scorza, la ricotta mescolando per amalgamare bene e la farina,
montare la panna ed unirla alla crema, mescolare delicatamente fino ad incorporarla tutta.
rivestire con la frolla lo stampo da crostata e mettere sul fondo un pò di cioccolato fondente a scaglie poi la crema dove faremo affondare le amarene fabbri e con un pò del loro sciroppo fare una leggera variegatura.
cuocere a 180° per 40 minuti o a seconda del vostro forno.
will be for my beloved cherry but I think this is one of the most delicious pies I make, I have revived several times and has always been a pleasant success.
this time I made the tart pastry in the freezer because I was too low for a single cake, and having advanced the cream I used simply by putting it in a MULTISTAMP silicon and baked for 20 minutes. Once I have baked the cakes garnished with un'amarena and some of its syrup ... divinely simple and delicious!
the recipe of the cream has been found long ago on the net but I lost track of the rightful owner, if anyone would recognize as their own and I'll put alerts name.
participate in the contest with this recipe of pot sisters in thanking them for giving me back the memory!
contest and about memory and do not forget to Sandrina , I recommend it!
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Age To Blood Donation In Minnesppta
good Sunday to all, cold and rainy day here, and how often a bore succede ultimamente fantasia culinaria azzerata.
oggi pesca dal freezer di sughi per la pasta e secondi appena più appetitosi di una bistecca e insalata, per fortuna ho questo bel vizio di cucinare pomeriggi interi e farmi qualche scorta, altrimenti saremmo proprio messi a scatolette di tonno e poco altro!
verranno tempi migliori, magari se uscisse qualche spiraglio di sole ne beneficerebbe anche l'umore...accidenti!
per fortuna ieri sera abbiamo avuto di che ridere, è stato il compleanno dell'arzillo anzianotto di casa, vi ricordate dello zio che l'estate scorsa voleva convolare a nozze con la badante??
ecco, si, proprio lui, il 91enne con la testa e lo spirito di un 21enne!
per l'occasione gli ho preparato TETtorta that even a cut would not even wanted to keep it ... ussignuuur, perhaps to remember the good old days? ihihihih!
the cake is made with the mixture of chocolate salami which I then served with a marsala zabaglione
back to zero imagination I must say that sometimes there is some flicker, but also on things simple and not very demanding, so much to whet the palate but bind little minds and hands!
reading a magazine, sorry but "I" was Modern woman, I found the cauliflower patties that have intrigued me and I immediately thought about how to modify them to fit my tastes, so the change to make it more crispy breading and increase the Parmesan cheese because that would have otherwise?
bites were taken out of light, very crisp outside and melting inside, I'll tell you how .....
meatballs crunchy corn and cauliflower
400g cauliflower 1 small potato
3 eggs 80g grated parmesan 80g
strip of smoked almonds
Ariosto Seasonings for Baked Potato
rosemary cornmeal
breadcrumbs
salt
oil
cut the smoked cheese, diced, washed and split in
cauliflower florets and cut the potatoes and cook in abundance both steam
mash and mix the puree with parmesan cheese, 1 egg, a handful of breadcrumbs , some chopped rosemary needles and Seasonings Ariosto,
in a bowl beat 2 eggs with a pinch of salt and place in a dish of corn flour and bread crumbs together and in another the sliced \u200b\u200balmonds, take
a bit of dough and squash it, add some diced smoked cheese and form meatballs,
pass in corn flour and bread in the beaten eggs and almonds,
put them in a pan with a nice round oil (I used a nonstick pan of Guardini ) and bake at 200 degrees for 15-20 minutes.
simple and tasty, the breading corn and almonds makes scrocchiarella and pleasure, appetizer, side dish, main course? you see where you put them, they're good everywhere!
Saturday, February 26, 2011
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Thursday, February 24, 2011
Continuios Cramps 8 Month Pregnancy
The picture does not do justice, but Cake is good for a thousand and one nights.
I saw the recipe while casually browsing through your blog (lately I have some important thoughts that keep me occupied longer than necessary). The night is long and often half asleep I think of things which ... ...
I had not paid much attention but which were printed in the mind like an obsession, so I got up early and in a moment I did.
breakfast I made a little 'late but the cake warm with cold milk was fabulous. The blog is
Francescav. And the recipe is the cake of semolina flavored with lemon.
And I felt that there was in the house all necessary? noneeee!
He saved for a corner as the meal of rice that is similar to the consistency of corn meal that is used for the gnocchi alla romana, the recipe has been slightly changed, but the result was excellent.
To be repeated in the evening ... surely there was more.
(the meal of rice I got it in the shop of Nature)
cake meal of rice and lemon 100 g flour 200 g semolina cakes Biancaflor
rice 2 eggs 100 g
white cane sugar 80 g unsalted butter 250 g milk Lurpack
(I had just finished buttermilk otherwise I would have preferred to milk).
cream of tartar 1 teaspoon of the juice of 1 lemon and its peel, finely chopped or grated yellow
butter and flour for the mold.
In a bowl beat eggs, add sugar and mix. MO
Melt the butter and add to lukewarm, stirring constantly with a fork.
Pour the lemon juice with zest, flour sifted with baking powder and pour the milk at room temperature. Embed
the semolina and stir with a wooden spoon until everything is smooth.
Grease and flour the loaf pan and fill with the mixture.
Bake in preheated oven 210 degrees for 45 minutes.
Remove the mold from the oven, let cool and remove from the mold.
(mine had broken away from the walls well alone and I was able to turn it over in the pot still hot) *** always for the kiln decrepit, half an hour after I covered with a sheet of aluminum not toast the surface of the cake.