Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Demo Mount And Blade For Mac

Scialatielli anchovies and tomatoes / Scialatielli with anchovies and cherry tomatoes braised in Barolo wine and flan



After so much absence could find something better than this simple easy pasta but I saw them scialatielli I had to buy (no, not that I made ...)! The scent of garlic that spreads to the house when you throw in the hot oil is so rewarding (Not so much later, I realize ...) and invariably call out to the anchovies! At this point I decided that was enough (not to mention that I had more time!) And I skipped school just before the cherry tomatoes into wedges. Well ... I like this photo and scialatielli were still delicious! After so much
Absence Could I find something better Than this very simple pasta dish But When I Saw These "scialatielli" I Had To Buy Them (no, they're not home made ...)! The scent of the garlic When you put it in the pan with warm oil is always rewarding (not so much When you've eaten it, I know!) And invariably calls loudly the anchovies! At this point I Decided That It Was Enough (anyway I Had no time left!) and just before draining the pasta I added Some cherry tomatoes in the pan. In short, I like this picture and scialatielli were very very tasty!



The scialatielli are a typical pasta from the Amalfi Coast, similar to but thicker noodles.
In a pan fry a clove of garlic and anchovies and add a whole chilli. Meanwhile in a frying pan toast two tablespoons of breadcrumbs. Just before draining the pasta, add garlic and anchovies, cherry tomatoes, cut into wedges and fry insaporirre some time. Drain the pasta and let it fry in a pan, adding just before di servire il pangrattato.
Scialatielli are a typical pasta of the Amalfi Coast, similar to the tagliatelle but thicker and shorter. Look here for better explanation!
In a large pan brown a clove of garlic together with 3-4 anchovies and some chili. In the meantime toast two tbspoons of breadcrumbs in a little non-stick pan. Just before draining the pasta add in the pan with the anchovies some cherry tomatoes cut into wedges and cook gently for a while. Drain the scialatielli and put them in the pan, mixing carefully. Add the breadcrumbs and serve immediately.

Monday, February 1, 2010

Kates Playground Zip Rar





Fiera Milano 2010

Paracetamol Stop You From Being Hungry?

My latest invention: pinstriped cookies!



Saturday night, home alone, with nothing interesting on TV, I could rent a movie .... but I want to do something! I think immediately of biscuits (Sunday is required to eat the cake!) I open the fridge .... no eggs now .... I think the Brownies ... miss cocoa ..... ufff ..... I think if I did ... and the Brownies white? First, scrap the idea, then I start work.

Starring:

180 gr flour 40 gr sugar 120 gr butter **


teaspoon baking soda 2 teaspoons vanilla 1 bag h20

30 oz puffed rice

a pinch of salt half a phial of Rum cake (you can put whole if you like the taste)
Dark chocolate just enough to glaze

** Note: I put 40 grams of sugar in the dough, then, once formed the balls, I rolled one by one in the sugar because I like to hear the grains at the end was sweet just right. If you prefer, you can directly put 80-90 grams of sugar in the dough, without further steps.

stir flour with baking soda and vanilla. In another bowl, work the butter with the whisk with a pinch of salt, sugar and water and when the mixture starts to get creamy, add half a little bottle of Rum. Join the first mixture with the second and working by hand to form the classic "ball", gradually add the puffed rice mixing again.



Turn oven to 200 ° and in the meantime, roll into balls with the dough.



After 15 minutes of cooking my "Bianca" (as I had baptized) are ready, and the result is satisfactory, the delicate taste, but it seems to be missing one more thing .....



After having eaten a dozen, I decided to cover with a dark chocolate glaze ..... my bianchini became striated, are now much more beautiful to see and more calories!
We have finished two in about half an hour, the next time I'll double the dose!




Ps: I have invented this recipe, but surely there were already other similar, if I accidentally "stolen" the idea to someone, please let! Thanks