Monday, July 26, 2010

Rena Mero Final Victim

orchards ...




Lately, heat the work and some other news I slow down life in the kitchen! I confess that I miss my daily cooking, inventing dishes and bake cakes scented, I console myself thinking that the season will return perfect! For now
Vacation must wait awhile and right now the city is really close to me!
look forward to the weekend to escape the shadow of a tree, near the mountain or the lake, with my book and always so much sleep!
the evening when the sun dies down we will wander through the garden armed with a knife and trash the garden as a destination unlike us who never gets tired of working! Back
always in town with her basket full of good things! With the usual satisfaction
harvest gives us tastes of quality!


Linguine with tomato summer


Ingredients:
for two

tomatoes or plum orchard type copper (not less than 5, the more you make it more tasty)
200 g 200 g mozzarella classic

linguine basil extra virgin olive oil will
' olive oil salt


With a few hours before blanching tomatoes 1 minute, then drain and peel them. Cut into cubes and put them to drain their water for a while '.
Wash the basil and chop coarsely, then place all in a container used to serve the pasta and season with "generous" extra virgin olive oil and salt, stirring occasionally plan (if it was still too wet to drain excess water before combine the pasta).
Asciugare la mozzarella con carta da cucina poi tagliarla a cubetti di un cm ed unire al pomodoro, tenendone da parte circa un quarto. Lasciar riposare il condimento almeno un'ora.
Portare a bollore una pentola d'acqua salata e cuocere la pasta, scolare quando è cotta.
Rimettere in pentola le linguine e condire bene con olio. Versare piano nel recipiente con il sugo e amalgamare bene, all'ultimo unire la mozzarella tenuta da parte.
La pasta sarà servita quasi tiepida e per chi vuole potrà essere "corretta" con pepe o peperoncino...





Rena Mero Final Victim

orchards ...




Lately, heat the work and some other news I slow down life in the kitchen! I confess that I miss my daily cooking, inventing dishes and bake cakes scented, I console myself thinking that the season will return perfect! For now
Vacation must wait awhile and right now the city is really close to me!
look forward to the weekend to escape the shadow of a tree, near the mountain or the lake, with my book and always so much sleep!
the evening when the sun dies down we will wander through the garden armed with a knife and trash the garden as a destination unlike us who never gets tired of working! Back
always in town with her basket full of good things! With the usual satisfaction
harvest gives us tastes of quality!


Linguine with tomato summer


Ingredients:
for two

tomatoes or plum orchard type copper (not less than 5, the more you make it more tasty)
200 g 200 g mozzarella classic

linguine basil extra virgin olive oil will
' olive oil salt


With a few hours before blanching tomatoes 1 minute, then drain and peel them. Cut into cubes and put them to drain their water for a while '.
Wash the basil and chop coarsely, then place all in a container used to serve the pasta and season with "generous" extra virgin olive oil and salt, stirring occasionally plan (if it was still too wet to drain excess water before combine the pasta).
Asciugare la mozzarella con carta da cucina poi tagliarla a cubetti di un cm ed unire al pomodoro, tenendone da parte circa un quarto. Lasciar riposare il condimento almeno un'ora.
Portare a bollore una pentola d'acqua salata e cuocere la pasta, scolare quando è cotta.
Rimettere in pentola le linguine e condire bene con olio. Versare piano nel recipiente con il sugo e amalgamare bene, all'ultimo unire la mozzarella tenuta da parte.
La pasta sarà servita quasi tiepida e per chi vuole potrà essere "corretta" con pepe o peperoncino...





Thursday, July 15, 2010

Billy Eaton Rochedale Rovers

The triumph of the garden!




In trasferta o in città the soup does not change!
Here is stifled, and the weather bad news alone, with further increases in temperature!
We are really uncomfortable!
But nature continues, and the prolific vegetable garden, fruits sprout like mushrooms and load the trees, this year is really lush! Vegetables
family gardens we fill the fridge ... We are of course very very happy ... but who will cook anything? The undersigned is obvious!
Wash, cut, all beautiful ready to finish the soup summer ... missing only the last sprint ... the heat of the fire ...
I turn on the gas, adjust the flame and shut the door ... half an hour after the kitchen looked like hell!
Never again, the next time everything froze for the winter! :-)



summer soup

For summer soup, the ingredients are of course all that someone has planted, trimmed, fertilized and wet well, to pick up ... I took me
, zucchini, zucchini flowers, green beans, chicory, eggplant ... plus some "trick and spice" warmly welcome.
All in a pot with a bit 'of water and salt, cooked for half an hour and left to rest for a while'.
Served at room temperature with a nice round of oil.
It was worth the effort!

Billy Eaton Rochedale Rovers

The triumph of the garden!




In trasferta o in città the soup does not change!
Here is stifled, and the weather bad news alone, with further increases in temperature!
We are really uncomfortable!
But nature continues, and the prolific vegetable garden, fruits sprout like mushrooms and load the trees, this year is really lush! Vegetables
family gardens we fill the fridge ... We are of course very very happy ... but who will cook anything? The undersigned is obvious!
Wash, cut, all beautiful ready to finish the soup summer ... missing only the last sprint ... the heat of the fire ...
I turn on the gas, adjust the flame and shut the door ... half an hour after the kitchen looked like hell!
Never again, the next time everything froze for the winter! :-)



summer soup

For summer soup, the ingredients are of course all that someone has planted, trimmed, fertilized and wet well, to pick up ... I took me
, zucchini, zucchini flowers, green beans, chicory, eggplant ... plus some "trick and spice" warmly welcome.
All in a pot with a bit 'of water and salt, cooked for half an hour and left to rest for a while'.
Served at room temperature with a nice round of oil.
It was worth the effort!