Pasamo... with passion
And here is my cake with dates made using the technology of ceramic sintering. Sew is an expert in this field and he taught me how to bake the cake. He hasn't taught me yet how to effectively combine flour with the rest, so yesterday he had to help me in the final stage of homogenizing the mass 🙂
…although it's actually the day after tomorrow…
I am slowly breaking down my anti-skills in baking cakes. I approached yeast cakes methodically. I started by gathering information. It turns out that there are many ways to bake yeast cakes. I concluded that I can afford to be nonchalant. So I took the advice I didn't know, averaged the proportions of ingredients and calibrated the quantities so that the cake would fit in my combi-baker. Half a glass of milk...
We made it before we ate it… although it was difficult 😉 Photos taken with a modest camera, but let the trace remain for hungry descendants… 😀 Sheet phase: Right after baking: On the plate: With garlic sauce: So what, pizza?
I decided to write down my cookie recipe here. Of course, based on the basic recipe from my mother 🙂 These are the ingredients I used today: half a stick of butter half a cup of sugar 1 egg 1 egg yolk 1 teaspoon of baking powder 1 teaspoon and “a little more” of vanilla sugar 1 splash of orange flavor 5 hearty squirts of a teaspoon of sour cream 18%2 cups of flour In the order written down…
Ingredients in the order of addition: 1 glass of warm water 25 g of yeast (the real kind, not dry) 3 g of salt – a flat teaspoon 3 cups of flour (if the dough is too loose, you can add another half a glass) butter – to grease the form olive oil – a squirt from the bottle tomato puree – a few squirts with a spoon optional additives, but very important,…
First, an empty fridge is sad. Second, too much food in the fridge means that someone has just returned from their family home. Third, don't try to eat too much food because you'll get bored. You should process it quickly for better storage (e.g. pasteurization). We once got a lot of home-made lamb. There was a bit of something that looked like ham, a piece from the area...