Showing posts with label orange. Show all posts
Showing posts with label orange. Show all posts
11.05.2012
Candied Orange Wedges
This recipe is a must, like a wildcard. Can be with just a coffee after a fullfilling dinner, cut in pieces for a pound cake, can be added to a simple ice cream, covered with chocolate, with a smelly cheese. Or just this and a fork, and nothing else, for those snack momemts
10.24.2012
Passion Fruit and Orange Muffins... with surprise
Have a little of something and don´t know where to use it?
I had a small size cup of passion fruit pulp, and wanted to use it but it needed to be a good thing, not just something.
This muffins are great, fast and full of flavour. But if you don´t have passion fruit, never mind, use any other pulp or juice from the pantry or fridge. It needs to be something with a lot of flavour. I wouldn´t use pear juice for example.
10.19.2012
Orange Financiers
An edible gift. That was what my mama received for her birthday. Not that I´m cheap gifter, she likes this kind of gift. Handmade.
Originally the financiers were prepared in shapes of bite size ingots. And are name because of that. Or perhaps they were sold in the financial district of Paris. Who knows the truth.
But the truth about the smell and flavour is that they are so good that one is nothing.
They have almound flour and noisette butter, this is the distinctive smell of these. I added orange, just to play with the flavours a bit more.
1.25.2012
The Citric: lemongrass pannacotta, cornmeal and orange cake
How did this dessert came up? Thinking of citrus. I bought the lemongrass and yuzu powder, at China town, without knowing what I was going to do with them, but in my head was the idea of some citrus dessert.
1.21.2012
Cornmeal and orange cake
Let me say that I love polenta. In winter it is one of my favorite dishes. A bowl of creamy polenta with tomato sauce and grated cheese on a cold night, it´s really tempting.
But this blog is about sweets things, which is what I know, so I will not put the recipe for polenta.
But the cornmeal was turning round my head.


