Friday, November 23, 2007

Veins Are Showing More On Breastd

A Work in Progress ... Knocked a bit 'hot! Rice

Despite my long absence and now naturata habit of eating things simple, healthy and fast, is coming back I want to prepare something more laborious.
This time I tried to do with my hands a sauce with which to accompany the rolls veal.
As I have said many times, both me and Pepper are lovers of strong flavors, spicy. Well, this recipe is pretty spicy! The
We ate a few nights ago when, despite my usually return home after 20.30, I still had the strength to walk around in the kitchen.


rolls 4 slices of veal (mine were pretty big, buy from a breeder Abruzzo) 1 hg sweet ham 1 / 2 buffalo mozzarella oil, salt, black pepper , red onion on a cutting board
Arrange the slices of meat and cover with a little 'black pepper. Roll up each fettina1 slice of ham, a bit 'of mozzarella, cut into cubes, wrap the slices and close them with toothpicks. In a pan, pour a tall spoon of olive oil, put 1 / 2 red onion thinly sliced, you heat and saute for a minute on each side of the rolls. Add 1 cup of white wine and two glasses of hot water and cook for half an hour, stirring from time to time the rolls.
Wrought
10 dried tomatoes 20 green olives 20 pitted black olives pitted 1 / 2 red onion, thinly sliced \u200b\u200b 2 tablespoons oil 1 tablespoon chili maccinato
Put all ingredients of the mixer and control everything until you reach the desired consistency of beaten (I l 'I put in motion for 30 seconds). Pour the mixture into a pan and heat on low flame, being careful not to stick to the bottom.
Once the rolls are ready, mix with the beat.
Beware of the chili, I may have overdone it a bit '!
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Friday, November 16, 2007

Backpacking Fishing Pole

free for all! Back


I really enjoy reading the blog Naked Translation . Its author, Céline, is a professional translator from English into French and vice versa.
His posts always give me some good ideas to reflect on the beauty and complexity of languages, explore the world of translators and the adventures that you make the protagonists.
Some time ago I found her to be a very interesting initiative to improve my English and make many people happy, Free Rice .
This is a fun quiz, you start with a word and must guess which one of the other four proposals is its meaning.
For each word guessed, gifts 10 grains of rice through the United Nations to the people who need them, and you know tuttiquante are! If you
qulche minute break today Give a little 'rice!

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Tuesday, November 13, 2007

Carrot Juice Can You Freeze

with timbale!

As I said, this was a very busy time for me: work, some family concerns and ideas.
Fortunately, the concerns have vanished and new ideas developed.
I am very happy!
certainly have not been moments of great culinary creativity, but I assure you, it is eaten at home!
What I offer today is a recipe for "institutional" of my family.
It is the highlight of my mother, my aunt and my grandmother before them! The great women that I have always been close and from which I learned all the most important things in my life.
It 's the main course of feasts, family gatherings, the winter period.
And here's the recipe:

Timbale Serves 4 (or 2 abundant)
4 sheets of pasta for lasagna (my mother storcerà mustache, but the pasta at home just do not have time to prepare it)
350 gr minced meat (best) 250 grams of peas

1 liter of tomato sauce to taste


Parmesan cheese 1 onion
butter


extra virgin olive oil 1 cup red wine

begin with the preparation of sauce. In a large pot I browned 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil in a thin-sliced \u200b\u200bred onion and I added the ground beef. After a couple of minutes I added peas and a glass of red wine. Then the tomato sauce. I mixed and did go for half an hour over low heat, stirring occasionally and seasoning with salt.
Meanwhile, I quickly blanched the sheets of pasta, I cut the mozzarella, grated parmesan and heated the sauce. In a pan
I smeared a small amount of sauce and I lay a sheet of pasta, I poured the tomato sauce, I added the diced mozzarella, parmesan cheese and some pieces of butter. I
superimposed another sheet of pasta e ho continuato con la farcitura fino a terminare tutte le sfoglie.
L'ultima l'ho guarnita con un po' si salsa e un po' di besciamella.
Ho inserito nel forno già caldo a 180° per 30 minuti.
Da leccarsi i baffi!

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