Today's photo of yesterday's cookies
…although it's actually the day after tomorrow…
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Sunday dinner
But we are trendy now 😉 Normally worldly people and not just anyone… 😛 Eh, so that it doesn’t get too boring from my little selves, I’m posting on a different topic. Today’s Sunday dinner looked like this: I’m showing this diagonal photo on purpose, so that you can’t see how crooked it turned out 😉 But this is our first sushi… oh we’ll be…
Pizza - photoshoot
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?
What fun – muffins
To be honest, I was very surprised by the spasmodic enthusiasm for the muffin. The more I heard and read about the muffin, the more I was put off. The name is silly, the origin is uninteresting… 😉 However, you can’t avoid the muffin – it will get anyone. And that’s good. Fantastic fun. spontaneous whim + blueberries = my modest flock of muffins (there were 10, but I didn’t have time to get out my camera) disappearing quickly…
Friends to eat
I have been learning to grow plants at home for some time now. They are slowly starting to grow 🙂 I like talking to them and I manage to start a kind of dialogue. Anyone who has ever had flowers will not laugh at all, because they probably understand. In difficult times, plants help. While writing my thesis, they gave me encouragement, especially Zrosłych. He is such a special type…
Date cake
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 🙂
Fixed goulash
As I wrote before, you can't count on posting regularly. Today, an overdue description of a good goulash, which served as a sort of cover-up after the failed one. A classic goulash in its own sauce, served with buckwheat. I was honestly surprised by the taste of the vegetables, fried at a high temperature. In the pan landed: onion, garlic, half-live rosemary, carrot, pepper, tomato... and a magic spice in...