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Miss Terra cheers me up
Miss Terra cheers me up Tira = terra = earth, soil -> Tiarra / Misu = sublime / minus -> Miss “Tiramisù” comes from the Venetian tiramesù [tirameˈsu], meaning “pick me up”, “cheer me up” or “lift me up” Miss Terra – Wikipedia: https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miss_Terra Tiramisu: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiramisu 1) Mix three egg yolks and 75g of sugar until…
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Ton/Ta Jean/Jeans/Gin Tagine/Tajine??? What’s this language!
Ton/Ta Jean/Jeans/Gin Tagine/Tajine??? What’s this language! The better the quality of the products, the better the recipe to taste and for health. It is better to choose the right products: garden, A.M.A.P., market, craftsman, etc. preferably organic. Choose ingredients that go together: read tagine recipes and follow your inspiration. Cut the onions and fry them…
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Honey, ice-cream please!
1 tablesppon of honey 10cl of milk 50g of cream 1 beaten egg 1 tablespoon of sugar (optional) Mix well. Pour into 4 ice-cream molds. Leave 5 hours in the freezer. Yummy! The better the quality of the products, the better the dish. So choose your products well. (from your personal garden or the market…
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Oh purée! du céleri-rave!
If you wish, you can add grated nutmeg, pepper or even lemongrass that you can cut and then put to infuse in the broth (remove well before blending). The higher the quality of the ingredients, the better the dish will be for your taste and health. Enjoy your meal! Two potatoes cross a road. They…
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Brioches Butchy fourrées au chocolat
Brioches à la crème fraîche Préparer 5h avant la dégustation Plus les ingrédients sont de qualité, plus le plat sera bon au goût et pour la santé. Testée et approuvée par ma famille! La photo correspond à notre première tentative (Je cuisine avec les enfants). Vous n’avez pas besoin de faire les brioches de la…
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Volcanic Explosion
– Oh no! What a disaster! There is hot chocolate everywhere, even in the grooves of the dishwasher. – It is necessary to clean immediately, otherwise the milk will rot.With that, Bixente went to get the Spanish mop and sponges. Bachué went to the living-room to warn his friends. As she burst out laughing,…
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Pain à l’oeil
“Pain à l’oeil” is a play on word with “pain à l’ail” which means garlic bread. “A l’oeil” means in French that you do not measure or weigh the ingredients but rather you look at the aspect of what you are cooking to know the quantities you need for each ingredient. I tried many recipes…
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Thomas Mozart
The better the quality of the products, the better the dish. So choose your products well. (from your personal garden or the market or a permaculture, preferably organic). Cut the tomatoes and mozzarella as desired. You can add basil. For dressing (which is not essential), I recommend you to put a pinch of salt, a…
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Hamlet Omelet
You can cook oignons and tomatoes (or any other vegetables) on a low heat in the pan before pouring the eggs. – How To – make an omelette, from ‘Jamie Does…’: https://youtu.be/wA_Op5SoAAM – https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/wordofmouth/2010/jun/03/how-to-make-perfect-omelette: As with all very simple things, the omelette has attracted a certain mystique amongst those convinced that there must be more to…
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Sugar Smart
When talking about sugar, the difference between table sugar you use when you cook and industrial sugar that is used in ultra-processed food is striking. Unless you have a real disorder, too much sugar tastes bad. Industrial sugar like glucose syrup or HFCS (high fructose corn syrup) will not taste sweet. You won’t tell when…