Saturday, February 6, 2010

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Yes, I love almonds .

And after reading from the new IZN post Claudia Dallabona I discovered that (at least at this time) I have the perfect excuse to add my usual almonds to my meals ... Okay do not overdo it, just a tablespoon of chopped almonds in cereal or a few flakes on savory muffins!
For some 'I thought of a recipe a bit' dated, once prepared often, I found an old magazine.
out again I had just ...

I open my folder of recipes (Okay, one imagines a folder tidy, with recipes stored in a logical sense, and instead faces a slump-sheets of paper-cuttings opuscolini-booklets-napkins-notes-note-) e. .. boh. Removed. I can not find anymore.
In fact there's quite a mess of paper, I will deciding to make a clean sweep . Meanwhile

to solve a quick lunch, I tried to find that recipe in the memory.

key ingredient almonds.
Then there was the bread crumbs, milk, and what else?



PASTA CREAM OF ALMOND
(portion)

50 grams of pasta 3 / 4 almonds
the crumb of half a sandwich
half a clove of garlic a teaspoon of extra virgin

a
pinch of salt half teaspoon of poppy seeds

Boil the pasta (preferably short, I chose the radiators Garofalo finally tasted, thanks to the suggestions of many blogs).
Chop the almonds in blender with the bread crumbs, garlic clove, a teaspoon of oil, a pinch of salt and a couple of tablespoons of cooking water (in the original recipe was provided milk, I have replaced with water from cooking pasta, lighter and above all consistent with lactose intolerance!).
Blend until a nice creamy sauce, add more water if necessary to make it less dense (to taste).
Drain the pasta, season it with the creamy sauce and poppy seeds.

Tuesday, February 2, 2010

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hummus


fresh oregano, originally uploaded by LaGolosastra .

A sane person to think of a beautiful birthday cake with cupcakes, cream, meringues, candles ... laGolosastra that has a mind a bit 'twisted what could post the day of his 2nd blogcompleanno? hummus? OhMyGod!
we scan the recipes posted so far I realized that I never published a hummus, a creamy spalmevolezza I love! If you dispense a can of boiled chickpeas prepared him in a nanosecond!
I have read so many similar versions, but with small variations (someone adds even the onion, who puts the cumin, coriander, other).
I'll prepare it in a very very simple:

250 grams of boiled chickpeas
lemon juice 2 tablespoons tahini
clear
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 clove garlic
paprika salt & pepper
(parsley) fresh oregano



In my pantry never missing a couple of milk vegetables, especially boiled chickpeas. I can safely say that they are my 'QuattroSaltiInPadella' ie salvacena (or lunch) last minute.
To prepare a delicious hummus from convenient tin (400 grams, drained weight 250 gr), drip chickpeas in a colander and rinse them briefly under running water (rinsing is my vice ... you do it?), I put them in the bicchierozzo blender, add the juice of one lemon (try, if you like, also to put the zest, I find them very good nell'hummus), two generous spoonfuls of tahini clear, two tablespoons of olio, lo spicchio d'aglio spellato (grazie Lo!), un pizzico di paprika, un pizzico di sale e pepe a vostro gusto. Frullo fino ad ottenere una bella crema e servo con (prezzemolo, ma non ne avevo stavolta) fresco o, variante del giorno, origano fresco (in onore della mia pianticella che sta sopravvivendo fieramente a questo gelido inverno).
Questa volta l'ho goduriosamente spalmata su fettine di pane al farro con timo&maggiorana (fatto da Ceres , da copiare quanto prima).

Che dire?
Sono passati due anni dal primo timido post e non mi sembra vero.
We celebrated together the
first birthday and we are here to turn the second candle (in a bowl of hummus!).
In the meantime I had the luck to meet beautiful people. Really.
In the future I want to know soon so other people I like and I am sure that this time will not be disappointed.
I love you, really, from my heart.
every day taught me something new and I am grateful!