I'm back from Verona with a beautiful stock and bigoli of Monteveronese (complete with fig jam to spicy peppers, red onions and green tomatoes .... yum!), I'm a little tired but I have a lot of work and several projects in progress .... the most intriguing is a birthday cake with 3 shelves with the farm theme, I already have in mind all the details, will be very sweet and romantic because the birthday girl is a girl.
Later I will send an email with additional recipes to the pantry, in the meantime, however, want to post some photos of decorated cupcakes made shortly before leaving
:-) The theme was "embroidery," but I've also added a pinch of Sewing ^______ Base rich chocolate ganache cake with milk chocolate and coverage in pdz, pdz decor with a touch of CMC to give strength.
Here you can see the card wire holder and the needle and the embroidery frame
few buttons, scissors, pin cushion, spool, and a thimble that could not miss!
Finally some flowers because the birthday girl was a lady
As so often ask me, I leave you the recipe:
75 g dark chocolate 70%
100ml milk 200g
extra-fine granulated sugar 80g soft unsalted butter 2 medium eggs
at room temperature 150g flour
dessert spoon and a 1 / 2
cocoa 1 / 2 teaspoon baking soda
1 / 2 teaspoon baking powder 1 teaspoon
vanilla extract Preheat oven to 170 degrees.
Sift together all the dust.
Melt the chocolate in milk.
Beat softened butter with sugar and vanilla for 8 minutes, gradually add the eggs lightly sbatture alternating with half teaspoon of powder. Add the warm chocolate
stirring from the bottom up.
United dust gradually stirring in the same way and not always gently to remove the mixture too.
Fill cups to 2 / 3 of height or less and cook in the oven for 20 minutes.
are the fluffiest cakes and great to be stuffed with a nice simple ganache or whipped cream, but if you want to cover them in PDZ I recommend lightly frosted with a chocolate ganaches to prevent the cover melts in contact with the cream.
Try and let me know if you like ;-))))
To run away tonight,
kisses as usual
Cow (rags)
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