Autumn - the year's loveliest smile! (William Cullen Bryant)
A Little Yummy For Your Tummy
IF you are interested in cooking, you are also just naturally interested in art, in love and in culture.(Madame Jahane Benoit)
Saturday, November 24, 2012
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Chocolate Covered Popcorn
Since I found a new job, I don't have that much time as I used to.
This time, simple, easy, but very addictive snack recipe.
8 cups of popped popcorn
Salt
1/2 cup of dark chocolate chips
While warm, sprinkle the popcorn with salt to taste. Spread popcorn on a baking sheet. Melt dark chocolate in double boiler. Drizzle the chocolate mixture over the popcorn. Place baking sheet with popcorn in refrigerator for 30 minutes, or until chocolate is very firm.
BRAVO! You have finished! Now sit down to a good movie and eat your Chocolate Covered Popcorn.
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Spring!
It was one of those March days when the sun shines hot and the wind blows cold: when it is summer in the light, and winter in the shade. ~Charles Dickens
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Cake Pops
One box cake mix (follow box instruction for baking)
One tub of frosting
Two 14-oz. bags of candy melts (found at your local arts and crafts store or candy store)
50 lollipop sticks (found at your local arts and crafts store or candy store)
Two Styrofoam blocks (found at your local arts and crafts store or candy store)
Wax paper
- Bake the cake and let it cool completely.
- Crumble cake into large mixing bowl.
- Add the complete tub of frosting directly to the cake crumbs and mix until a moist batter is created.
- Refrigerate mix, in bowl, for 15 minutes.
- Line two flat pans with wax paper.
- Roll mix into golf ball-size balls, rolling mix between your hands. Place completed balls onto the pans. Insert a lollipop stick into each ball.
- Place pans in refrigerator for three hours (or freezer for less time). Do not let the cake balls freeze.
- Use a double boiler or heat-safe bowl with a pan, bring water to a boil and warm a small amount of candy melts in top bowl. Stir candy melts until mixture is smooth. Remove from heat. Reheat, on low, as necessary to keep melt mixture thin.
- In one motion, dip the cake ball entirely into the candy melt mixture. Use a spoon to fill any empty spots with candy melt and make sure the cake is completely covered. Twirl the pop and gently tap the lollipop stick on the side of the pan to remove excess melt.
- Place cake pop upright in Styrofoam to dry.
- To decorate with additional colors, let the pops dry completely. Melt different colors and apply using a plastic bag with a cake decorating tip inserted.
- Enjoy!
TIPS
- Wear plastic gloves when mixing and rolling the cake balls. This helps keep the cake from sticking to your hands!
- Roll the cake balls to just smaller than a golf ball. If you make the cake balls too large, they will fall of the stick while dipping. This recipe should make 40-50 cake pops.
- Remove a small number of cake pops at a time from the refrigerator, while you dip. This prevents them from warming too much.
- Experiment with different flavors and colors. We used red velvet cake with cream cheese frosting. Be creative and decorate with shapes and designs! Add edible glitter!
- Do not refrigerate. Temperature changes will cause the cake pops to crack.
Indianapolis, IN
Indianapolis, IN, USA
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Champagne Mousse
Indianapolis, IN
Indianapolis, IN, USA
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Orange Ice - Cream
Are you an ice cream lover? Looking for an orange ice cream recipe? Here's a simple, easy, and delicious one! Making ice cream without an ice cream maker is not difficult. It just takes longer.
2 cups heavy whipping cream
2 cups freshly squeezed orange juice
1 cup sugar (or more if you'd like!)
1 tbsp lemon juice
1 tbsp orange zest (if you want - gives the ice cream a classy look and taste)
1 tsp pure vanilla extract
1 cup sugar (or more if you'd like!)
1 tbsp lemon juice
1 tbsp orange zest (if you want - gives the ice cream a classy look and taste)
1 tsp pure vanilla extract
Combine all ingredients in a large bowl, stirring until mixed and sugar is dissolved. Pour the ice cream mixture to your ice cream maker and mix according to the manufacturer's instructions.If you don't have ice cream maker, use hand mixer and mix. This can take anything from 30 minutes upwards. That's it freeze and enjoy your tasty treat!
Orange Ice Cream! |
2 puodeliai grietineles
2 puodeliai svieziai isspaustu apelsinu sulciu
1 puodelis cukraus
1 arbatinis saukstelis citrinos sulciu
1 arbatinis saukstelis tarkuotos apelsinu zieveles
1 arbatinis saukstelis vaniles ekstrakto
Visus ingridientus sudekite i inda ir maisykite kol istirps cukrus. Tuomet, viska supilkite i ledu gaminimo masina, jei jos neturite - ne beda. Galima naudoti paprasta, rankini mikseri. Tai uztruks ilgiau, bet rezultatas toks pat. Plakite apie 30 minuciu ar ilgiau, kol mase taps grietines tirstumo. Visa mase dekite i saldymo kamera ir palaukite kol ledai susals.Skanaus!
Labels:
Apelsinas,
Citrina,
Cukrus,
Grienele,
Ice Cream,
ledai,
Lemon,
Orange,
Sugar,
Whipping Cream
Indianapolis, IN
Indianapolis, IN, USA
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Macarons
Today I received a package from my Mom. Guess what I found in envelope?
Please, take a look...
Translation: Bon Appetit. Mom |
Labels:
Macaron
Indianapolis, IN
Indianapolis, IN, USA
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