The Daring Bakers Challenge: Tiramisu
last few months I am a member of an association called The Daring online Kitchen, in particular the section Daring Bakers.
Now, as many know, I'm not a master chef and is always looking for ways to commit the time and improve the art of "what's cooking."
The Daring Bakers, in a somewhat 'carbonara (it's all secret, one can not speak unless the recipe given on the 27th of each month), knead and bake treats almost every day, from macarons ai cannoli, passando per torte incredibili e quant'altro. Io, novizia, cerco di riuscire a seguirli. Così, dopo aver passato la mano per qualche mese, questa volta mi sono cimentata anch'io nella ricetta: il tiramisù.
Ebbene, penserete voi, che ci vuole a fare un tiramisù? E' il dolce salva-cene, quello che non si può sbagliare, il passe-partout. Chiunque di noi ha servito con successo un tiramisù almeno una volta.
Il difficile, altrimenti che fornai temerari saremmo, sta nel fatto che in questa ricetta tutto ma proprio tutto deve essere fatto in casa. Savoiardi fatti in casa, mascarpone fatto in casa...
Senza perdermi d'animo, ho iniziato preparando the ladyfingers. Mix eggs, sugar and flour has been very difficult, tough part came when it was put the mixture on a baking tray and shape it into many cookies. Obviously I do not have a pastry bag ... so after a disastrous first attempt with a sheet of parchment paper roll (plus pasta done around the kitchen in the cookies) I followed the instructions and used to freeze a bag with a corner cut. I fired, and finally, most of which I pulled out of the ladyfingers Pavesini, very thin. But good.
Trying not to slip on patches of cookie dough (a disaster ...), I got the cream kitchen (and I still have not figured that if we wanted to be fitted) and put it to boil in a water bath. I took the thermometer for roasts and I started to measure the temperature. To 83 ° must be added the juice of a lemon to change texture and turn the cream into mascarpone.
is precisely arrivaci to 83 ° ... according to the recipe, it took 10 minutes, I've put 40 there and I finally succumbed to the 75 th ... however, the cream texture has changed slightly and I put it in a colander to drip rivesitito of a wet rag.
Now it was just to make the pastry cream and eggnog ... American recipe, tiramisu rather different from ours.
It took me six hours and eleven at night all the ingredients were ready. It all pretty much looked like the pictures on display on the site.
the morning I asked C. to prepare the coffee in the big machine ... He got the coffee machine and so I found myself with two liters of coffee little aromatic ... my fingers, not just pucca, turned into sponges and doubled, tripled in some cases, their consistency ... I mixed all the creams and whipped cream with the mascarpone cheese that had turned into a cobblestone ... goes round and round I managed to mix everything and then I tried to give it a shape enough fashion ...
Per il pranzo era tutto pronto. Il tiramisù era super buono ma del peso specifico di un elefante, una fetta ti stendeva per la settimana...
Comunque, l'esperimento è riuscito e la mia prima prova da Daring Baker l'ho superata...
Nei giorni successivi, ho gironzolato per il forum segreto e ho visto cose che vi umani non potete davvero imamginare... tiramisù perfetti ai gusti più strani, savoiardi che sembravano usciti da un pacchetto della Vincenzovo, composizioni cromatiche incredibili... io pensavo a me a alla mia povera cucina completamente rivestita di impasto dei biscotti, con schizzi di mascarpone e panna montata ovunque, con il cane che cercava to bite to take possession of the cream ...
tragicomic experience ... but to see out of the oven Pavesini, see the cream texture that changes from a mold and pull out a near-perfect tiramisu repays all the effort! Maybe ...
If you also want to try .... The site is http://thedaringkitchen.com , good luck!
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Today is San Corrado, patron saint of Noto. A Piacenza in 1300 that came to settle down here (was already out of fashion at the time :-)) and retired to a cave.
Noto is party, band, procession, with authorities tricolor flag and the whole town poured into the street. C. and I stayed home and spent a Friday and it seemed like a Sunday.
Last year, however, was there, I also did a bit of a procession.
Since I never had the opportunity to post photos, I do so today, although with 365 days late. San Corrado, however, is always San Corrado.
Today is San Corrado, patron saint of Noto. A Piacenza in 1300 that came to settle down here (was already out of fashion at the time :-)) and retired to a cave.
Noto is party, band, procession, with authorities tricolor flag and the whole town poured into the street. C. and I stayed home and spent a Friday and it seemed like a Sunday.
Last year, however, was there, I also did a bit of a procession.
Since I never had the opportunity to post photos, I do so today, although with 365 days late. San Corrado, however, is always San Corrado.
Sunday, February 14, 2010
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The photo of the week: the project "365"
Se qualcuno ha dato un'occhiata alle mie foto su Flickr The last time you will notice that every day there is a self-timer number. Did not become crazy, or super vain. I just joined the project " 365 days," a self-timer per day for 365 days. I wonder if it keeps the doctor away .... I did it for two main reasons: first, the fierce desire to pursue a project too small for 365 days, without forgetting a single one. A kind of marathon of wills. The second is obviously trying to learn something about the art of portrait photography. Today is the twenty-eighth day and for now I have been very good. Let's see if the remaining 337 days will do the same.
Se qualcuno ha dato un'occhiata alle mie foto su Flickr The last time you will notice that every day there is a self-timer number. Did not become crazy, or super vain. I just joined the project " 365 days," a self-timer per day for 365 days. I wonder if it keeps the doctor away .... I did it for two main reasons: first, the fierce desire to pursue a project too small for 365 days, without forgetting a single one. A kind of marathon of wills. The second is obviously trying to learn something about the art of portrait photography. Today is the twenty-eighth day and for now I have been very good. Let's see if the remaining 337 days will do the same.
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I'm late on the weekly lineup but there is a good reason. Last weekend the pious parents are finally coming to visit me down here to Zisola and so I've taken a few days off (which is not often enough do not you?). Yesterday I literally repulsed headlong into work and è con molta felicità che vi annuncio di aver creato un account di Flickr con le foto dell'azienda agricola . Trovate il banner qui a destra a sinistra (ho riorganizzato un po' la pagina), proprio sopra quello delle mie foto personali. E' un piccolo passo verso la modernizzazione del sito che, nonostante stia andando un po' per le lunghe mi sta regalando parecchie soddisfazioni. Presto ci saranno belle sorprese! Intanto, se non l'avete ancora fatto, iscrivetevi alla newsletter di Plant1olivetree , vi terremo aggiornati su offerte, nuovi prodotti e curiosità sulla nostra campagna. Giuro, non siamo invasivi, non vi intaseremo la casella!!!!!
I'm late on the weekly lineup but there is a good reason. Last weekend the pious parents are finally coming to visit me down here to Zisola and so I've taken a few days off (which is not often enough do not you?). Yesterday I literally repulsed headlong into work and è con molta felicità che vi annuncio di aver creato un account di Flickr con le foto dell'azienda agricola . Trovate il banner qui
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