Showing posts with label orange blossom water. Show all posts
Showing posts with label orange blossom water. Show all posts
Monday, March 5, 2012
Le gibassier
I was just searching for a recipe to use some of the candied orange peel left in my fridge from making the almost mother-in-law cake, but what I found was the most beautiful bread I’d ever seen, a type of bread I’d never heard of before. I adore it when certain things lead to great discoveries, and I felt this way again a week ago, when after watching the fantastic "The Fall" I made my usual
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Yogurt panna cotta with caramelized tangerine slices
A while ago I told you how much I was enjoying Twitter, but something changed some days ago – I haven’t felt that way anymore. It is probably my fault – I should follow other people, people I might have more in common with. :S
I think I need something sweet – I’ll go have another panna cotta. :D
Yogurt panna cotta with caramelized tangerine slices
from here and from Australian Gourmet
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Dulce de leche crêpe cake with Suzette sauce
Before I give you the recipe for this delicious dessert, I have to confess something: I cheated. See those pretty little citrus segments on top of the crepe cakes? I did not cut those. I suck at segmenting citrus fruit. After murdering two oranges trying to finish up the recipe I gave up – and reached for the jar of mandarins in syrup I had gotten in a Christmas basket and thought I would never
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Strawberry, pistachio and orange cakes
These little cakes are, to me, essentially friands – ground nuts + egg whites + melted butter – but my favorite magazine website calls them cakes, so cakes they are. :)
They turned out really good – tender and moist – and the roasted strawberries are delicious: I used to say that apples and bananas can benefit (a lot) from some time in the oven and now I have to add strawberries to that list.
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Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Orange blossom water marshmallows
I told you I’m absurdly partial to sweet recipes and I’m sure you’d noticed that already. :)I love making spoon desserts and cupcakes, for instance, but there’s something that really makes me extra happy: to share what I make. Maybe that is why I’m such an avid cookie baker – they’re easy to package and to carry around; place some cookies in a bag and you can really make someone’s day
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Chocolate, pistachio and orange-blossom truffles
I was watching some music videos with Joao last Sunday and told him that even though I’ve loved Queen for as long as I can remember not until when I was an adult I realized that the blond girl on this video was Roger Taylor. :)
What can I say? There are things we learn late in life. Like choosing dark chocolate over milk chocolate when making truffles. :)
Chocolate, pistachio and
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Mini meringues with boozy cherries and orange cream
Some people say – and several of them are from my family – that the best things in life are the simple ones. As much as I hate agreeing with my grandmother – and she knows that – this orange cream is a good example: ridiculously simple, but it has got to be one of the most delicious things I have ever tasted. In 31 years of existence. :)
The original recipe called for fresh cranberries, but I
Monday, September 29, 2008
Orange blossom water semifreddo with almonds, honey and strawberries
I was a tad emotional this weekend. I cried when I heard that Paul Newman had passed away, then I cried again watching “Juno”. I did laugh out loud in some parts, too, that’s true. Isn’t Michael Cera just the most adorable thing ever?Cooking and baking made me feel so much better. And so did this semifreddo. Especially because I kept thinking of Joao mimicking Bill while we were watching his show
Monday, May 12, 2008
Pistachio and orange blossom water madeleines
Remember when I told you guys I was a madeleine addict? Well, I’m not alone here. A dear friend of mine could be called a madeleine monster. Every time I want to bake her something, madeleines are my first option.She was upset with me and I needed to make amends... A box of fresh madeleines was mandatory. And the recipe I found on Lorraine’s wonderful blog seemed perfect for the occasion.I used
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