Wednesday, December 30, 2009

Is It Legal To Boat Down The Mississippi River

Pane, Pagnotte, Grissini...

Today is the last day of the year and I wanted to wish you a book advising fragrant : BREAD.




for people like me who loves the bread, this book is like a treasure chest full of treasures to experience and enjoy!

We also place a recipe from the book that I dedicate to my friend Emanuel about that as for the new year on his Facebook profile wrote: "Cooking for every woman I meet!" :-DDD

SCON



150 g unsalted butter 600 g white flour 150 g baking powder





280 g raisins 190 g cream 190 g

milk (190 ml)

2 scrambled eggs with a pinch of salt

In a large bowl, mix the butter into small pieces with flour. Add sugar and baking powder and then the raisins, stirring well to distribute evenly.
Combine the cream and milk working with the spatula until the dough is well coagulated. Flour the work surface and transfer the dough. Press to flatten slightly, fold in half, then press and bend in the opposite direction. Repeat the process until it is roughly a square format. Flour the dough on both sides, cover with a towel and let rest in a cool place for 15 minutes. Flour the work surface and rolling pin roll out the dough to a height of 2.5 to 3.0 cm. Remove the excess flour and with a sharp knife cut into squares of 6 x 6 cm forming the scone. Transfer the scones on a baking sheet making sure they are not too close. If you have some dough, roll out again and cut out more scones to use up the entire amount. Brush the surface of the scones with beaten egg. Wait 2 minutes and repeat the operation. Lower the oven temperature to 200 ° C and bake for about 20 minutes or until well risen and are golden brown on both sides.


recipe appeared in the newsletter QBSPACE of Friday, December 25, 2009.


2010 ALL GOOD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Tuesday, December 29, 2009

Kenn Kihiu Dance X Reviews

Conto alla rovescia...

Friends of the blogosphere are ready for the last year? I almost ... I pulled the sums of 2009 and looking back it seems to me that ten years have passed and not one to everything that has happened, how my life has changed, how have I changed ... There have been days of clear skies and days of thunderstorms, but if I had to choose between one or the other would say: BOTH! In the circle of my year 2009 around a campfire, I shook the hands of many people, new souls who have enriched my life and now walk with me and others who have chosen other paths that some have been crossing the Bridge rainbow after a life full of smiles, excitement and love.

to each of them simply say THANK YOU.


But now a must to pass the finger food that has been a success at a recent dinner and I have to thank for this recipe The Tamerici and their amazing pumpkin jam.



rice balls with parmesan cheese and jam PUMPKIN




350 rice

4 eggs 40 g grated Parmesan cheese
60 g of parmesan cheese in small scales
80 g jam
extra pumpkin to taste oil for frying breadcrumbs


Boil rice in plenty of salted water to a boil, when ready, drain and cool it, add the Parmesan cheese and eggs. Spread the palm of your hand a little rice stuffed with a sliver of cheese and a little pumpkin jam close to form a ball, continue until all the ingredients. Pass the oranges in the beaten egg and then in breadcrumbs, deep fry in oil. Air dry the oranges once fried in a hot oven at 200 degrees for a few minutes before serving.


recipe appeared in the newsletter QBSPACE of Friday, October 16, 2009.

Tuesday, December 22, 2009

How To Create Kurtangle On 2010

Pane & Palle di Neve

Here Bolladello snow. Snow plows and shovellers work. Dogs are the trenches of snow in the garden. Gatta, who continues to tease me because I believed responsible for the snowfall O_O. Gianni influenzato che tossisce ininterrottamente da domenica sera. A me non resta che fare il pane per rilassarmi!!! :-DDD


PANE DEI GIORNI DI FESTA




Ingredienti per 10 persone

800 grammi di farina di riso
200 grammi di farina di grano duro
50 grammi di lievito di birra
1,2 dl di olio extravergine d'oliva
1 pizzico di zucchero
50 grammi di pancetta a cubetti
2 cucchiaini di sale rosa

Setacciate le farine sulla spianatoia, formate al centro una fontana larga e mettetevi dentro il lievito diluito in 4 dl d'acqua tiepida zuccherata, un dl d'olio e il sale; mescolate gli ingredients, energy work the dough for 10 minutes and then collect them into a ball. Grease with half the oil left the surface of the dough, wrap in plastic wrap and let rise for about an hour in a warm place. Put the dough on a work surface and spread it Mix in the diced bacon and mix it briefly formed a roll with pasta, arrange on a baking tray, greased with oil and connect the ends. Cover with plastic wrap and let stand in a sheltered place for 30 ', until the dough has doubled in volume. Place the bread in a preheated oven to 180 degrees and bake for 50 'or so, until it is formed a golden crust on the surface. Remove from oven, transfer it on a wire rack and let cool completely.

recipe appeared in the newsletter QBSPACE of Friday, December 18, 2009.

Friday, December 18, 2009

Brother Printer Rebates

Tortiglioni all'Amatriciana di Casa Dodo

Dodo, Dodo had it not have to invent! :-DDD
While it's snowing outside a go-go and look at Whisky Napo and galleries that are in the snow and I wonder why I decided to have them taken today by the trust of their toilet, Dandy Dog, (but now at 15:00 not snowing! X-() put a recipe of the legendary Lady Dodo that will give the charge to those who, like me, tomorrow to spend the day shoveling!


Tortiglioni all'amatriciana DODO HOUSE




Tortiglioni
500 g 150 g of bacon
1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil dry white wine to taste

6 / 7 ripe tomatoes (or San Marzano tomatoes)

pepper to taste 100 g pecorino salt to taste grated


Grease the pan with extra virgin olive oil to brown the diced bacon, with pepper. Sprinkle with white wine, then remove the bacon to remove excess oil and to keep it dry too. Add the peeled tomatoes into slices and seedless. After 2 / 3 minutes add the tomato, put in the pieces of bacon and remove the red pepper. Stir again for very little. Boil la pasta e scolarla al dente. Metterla in una ciotola aggiungendo il pecorino grattugiato. Aggiungere la salsa ottenuta e mescolare. Guarnite con altro pecorino, se volete.

Ricetta apparsa nella newsletter di QBSPACE di Venerdì 11 Settembre 2009.

Friday, December 11, 2009

Why Is Things So Expensive

Pasticcio di Crepes di Riso con Salsa al Gorgonzola

Ultimamente mi é venuta la fissa della farina di riso che da un tocco di leggerezza anche a piatti non propriamente leggeri come queste crepes: PROVARE PER CREDERE!!!

Pasticcio di Crepes di Riso con Salsa al Gorgonzola



Per le crepes:

250 grammi di farina di riso
3 uova
500 ml di latte crudo
50 grammi di burro
1/2 teaspoon salt


For the filling: 250 grams of cabbage


200 grams of goat cheese
150 grams of 150 grams of yogurt

gorgonzola 2 tablespoons of raw milk

salt to taste pepper to taste Sift the flour

in a large bowl to form the fountain. Shell the eggs and stir in the well with a whisk. When they are united also mix the milk and then beat for a few minutes so the mixture is perfectly smooth. Add the melted butter, salt and beat again until the batter is smooth and creamy. Pass the batter in China to remove any lumps. Cover with plastic wrap and let stand for one hour in place cool. After the rest period, the batter will be thick, so before cooking, add a little 'milk to make it more fluid.
Lightly grease a crepe with butter. Wipe then absorbent paper towel to remove excess dressing. Heat the skillet on the stove for 5 minutes. When it is hot, pour in the batter and turning the pan in a circular motion of the wrist spread the batter to cover bottom. After about 30 seconds gently pull the edges of the cracks using a wooden spatula. When the center is cooked, take the edge between thumb and forefinger, and after it is laid on the wooden spatula lift it and rotate. Continue cooking until the cracks will not golden brown dotted with brown spots. It is not necessary every time the oil pan with the sauce you choose, do it only if you find it difficult to remove the crepes.
Wash the cabbage and boil in salted water for 15 minutes. Drain and chop. Mix the ricotta with the milk and the cabbage and salt and pepper. In a saucepan over low heat melt the blue cheese with yogurt without bringing to ebolizzione. Make a layer of crepes and the mixture with the cabbage and so on ending with a layer of pancakes where you will pour over the sauce of gorgonzola. Bake in preheated oven for 15 minutes at 150 degrees.

recipe appeared in the newsletter QBSPACE of Friday, December 11, 2009.

Sunday, December 6, 2009

Gekimugon Spectrobes Beyong Portals

Una Giornata nella Redazione La Italian Kitchen "in Haze Carrots




Yes one of my biggest dreams came true: I'm in the Kitchen of "Italian Cooking" in a guest editorial in this month of December!
A day that is stored in the treasure chest of memories and this simple recipe I want to dedicate to those who smile to life even when it seems that there is nor the moon nor stars to light up the nights of the soul: this recipe is dedicated to you Lila, I love you.




Bigoli Forner


of 320 grams of Bigoli Bassano
150 grams of salmon fillet 1 red apple 1


golden onion 1 / 2 cup Calvados

salt to taste pepper to taste extra virgin olive oil


Chop the onion finely and cook them with half a glass of water when it is transparent add the diced apple and two tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil, sauté over high heat then add the salmon fillet, cut into strips. Add the glass of Calvados, raise the heat and evaporate quickly, adjust seasoning with salt and pepper and bigoli.

recipe appeared in the newsletter
QBSPACE of Friday, December 4, 2009