Tuesday, September 24, 2013

Ginger-Lemon Waffles

   This yummy flavour is surprising, a good recipe to invite your friends to have a cup of tee together in your garden and enjoy the Summer ending.



INGREDIENTS:

    +250g flour
    +125g butter or margarine
    +150g sugar
    +3 eggs
    +1 grated lemon peel
    +1 pinch salt
    +2tsp grated ginger
    +Powder sugar


PROCESS:

1.- Mix the way you prefer (wet before or alternating wet and dry together).
2.-Let it rest for around 15 min or less, so that flavours come out.
3.-Plug in the waffle iron,and grease when it reache the wanted temperature, then put a bit of dough in            the center.
4.-Cook for about 2 min and grease again, dough in, etc...
5.-Let them cool a while on a rack if you want them crunchy.
6.- For serving sprinkle your babies with powder sugar.


Wednesday, April 3, 2013

Super Healthy Strawberry mousse (4 servings)

I'm really surprised that mousse can be made without fat, but I assure you that the result is wonderfully FLUFFY!


INGREDIENTS:

  • 200 g raw strawberries
  • 1 bag of strawberry gelatin powder (for 0,5 l)
  • 200 ml water
  • 1 low-fat yogurt


PROCESS:

  1. Put 100 ml of water in a pot, when in starts to boil, add the powder, stir and add other 100 ml  of cold water. Put it  in a large bolw and in a cool place to jell (aprox. 1 h).
  2. Cut strawberries into pieces and put them in the blender with the yogurt. Mix.
  3. When the gelatin has set, beat it with the mixer until doubled in volume.
  4. Mix all and serve in glasses. Let set in a cool place for about 30 min (I haven't done it).
  5. ENJOY!

Saturday, March 30, 2013

We have killed our greatest lover just because of this:


But it was planned, Jesus gave his life so we could be free and have a new start.
So, imagine how bad are our mistakes that he had to give his blood.


Friday, March 29, 2013

HOME DESIGN FOR CHEMISTRY LOVERS








Even you can´t believe it, this apparently labware are  just storage jars for your kitchen and a NH3 molecule candlestick.
                     Designed by Kevin Champion

Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Warm dessert: Apple Crumble

                                                    

   Apple crumble is a dessert of British and Irish origin. It is very tasty therefore it is very popular. 
Here you have a few poems written by people expressing their feelings about apple crumble:

                                                                                                                                           
                   In my mouth                                                        Apple crumble is a treat     
              The flavors tumble                                                      Hiding underneath    
           Melting, rising, drowning                                         Are delicious stewed apples
  Quelling my stomach, used to rumble                                     Sugary and sweet     
       The crisp crunch, wet munch                                          With crumble topping
              Of apple crumble.                                                            So divine!  
                                                                                           
                                        Shale                                                                                             Dreamofolwin      
                                                                                          
                                                                                          
                                                  
                                                        R E C I P E
  
INGREDIENTS:

For the crumbles:                                      
  • 200g flour
  • 100g sugar
  • 100g cold butter
  • 1 tspn ground cinnamon
  • 1 pinch nutmeg (if you like)
  • 1 pinch salt (IMPORTANT)
For the apple:
  • 750g cooking apple
  • 1 lemon's juice
  • 75g of sugar
  • Some raisins (if you like)
Tools:
  • Medium sized baking dish 
  • Bowl

PROCESS:


    1.-Put all the crumble ingredients in a bowl, rubbing the dough with your fingers in order to make visible  crumbles. Set aside.
    2.-Turn on the oven to 190ÂșC
    3.-Peel the apples and core them. Cut into not too small pieces. Put them in the baking dish.
    4.-Pour over  the apples the lemon juice, put the raisins, the sugar and stir.
    5.-Cover the apples with the crumbles and place in the oven.
    6.-Remove from the oven after 45-60 min . Serve warm.

Note: It's more tasty if you pour some milk over the portion you are going to eat.
         
You can do "crumble" with every sour fruit.

Thursday, March 21, 2013

~~ SPRING BLOOMING ~~

HELLO SPRING!


Today is 21st of March, it means that SPRING BEGINS!!. So I would put a welcome to spring :)


              " For, lo, the winter is past,                                       
              the rain is over and gone;                                                         Awake, thou wintry earth -        
         The flowers appear on the earth;                                                      Flying off thy sadness!
      the time of the singing of birds is come,                         Fair vernal flowers, laugh forth                          
               and the voice of the turtle                                                       Your ancient gladness!
                  is heard in our land."                         
                                                                                ~Thomas Blackburn, "An Easter Hymn"~ 
                  ~Song of Solomon 2:11-12 ~                      


                   Spring shows what God can do with a drab and dirty world.    ~Virgil A. Kraft ~


   That God once loved a garden we learn               The naked earth is warm with Spring,
   in Holy writ.And seeing gardens in the.            And with green grass and bursting trees
            Spring I well can credit it.                                   Leans to the sun's kiss glorying,
                                                                                           And quivers in the sunny breeze.
           ~Winifred Mary Letts~   
                                                                                                             ~Julian Grenfell~


Wednesday, March 20, 2013

Eclairs au chocolat with healthy chocolate filling.


  I love this eclairs, first, because they are healthy, and second, beacause they are really simple and quick to make.
   This recipe makes around 15 eclairs.


INGREDIENTS


Dough:                                        Filling:                                                     Topping:                                                                  +70g flour                          +60g flour                                         +Around 100g chocolate
+55g butter                        +75g sugar
+140ml water                    +50g cocoa powder
+2 eggs (beaten)               +vanilla bean (or 1 bag
+1 pinch of salt                       of vanilla sugar and then,
+1 pinch of sugar                    instead of 75g sugar, 68 g)                                      
                                               +1/2 l milk                  
                                               +2 egg yolks


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PROCESS


Dough:
  1. Preheat oven to 200ÂȘC.
  2. Melt butter with water in a saucepan.
  3. Add flour and let boil stirring constantly.
  4. Remove from heat and add salt and sugar.
  5. Add beaten eggs gently.
  6. Fill a pastry bag (without nozzle) with dough and form stripes on a backing sheet, covered with backing paper, with enough room for prevent sticking  at the growth.
  7. Sprinkle with water and bake for 20-25 min.
  8. Make a hole on the end of each eclair with the narrow nozzle of the pastry bag and put again in the oven for 10 min with the door slightly open and heat turned off or lowed, so that the eclairs can dry inside.
Filling:
  1. Boil in a saucepan the milk with the vanilla.
  2. Beat eggs with sugar and add  flour.
  3. Add the milk to the egg mix and return to the saucepan. Boil until it thicks.
  4. Add cocoa powder.
  5. Let it cool until the eclairs are done. Before replenish, you should stir the filling so that lumps desappear.
Getting together:
  1. Fill the eclairs using the pastry bag (narrow and long nozzle) with the superb chocolate stuffing. 
  2. Melt the chocolate in the microwave [periods of 30 s, stir it between each period, until the chocolate is not melted at all (you DON'T have to heat it too much, it will make white spots)] and dip the top of the eclairs. 
  3. Let cool the chocolate. If it was good melted, it will make a satisfying noise when you bite.
  4. Don't wait till tomorrow if you want them to be in the best condition.

Sunday, March 17, 2013

All-Natural Green Mossy Grass Necklace



   This wonderful handmade necklaces are made from wood and moss.

   The artist is "Mr. Lentz", an american modern cowboy that create and design functional items and jewelry.You can search his works or learn more about him on his blog, or buy this ones in his online-shop.
 http://www.mrlentz.com/





Wednesday, February 27, 2013

* LIGHT THE ROAD *

I' ve found this BEAUTIFUL lights and I could not better as share this with you.