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Friday, November 20, 2009

good wine


Boughtthis wine the other week it's very good.

Tiramisu










Tiramisu for 6 people

2 dl Whipped cream

4 Egg yolks

0.75 dl Sugar

500 g Mascarpone

200g Ladyfingers/ Savoyard kex

5 tblsp Espresso/ strong coffee

2 tblsp Kahlua

2 tblsp coco powder/ shredded dark chocolate

· Whip the cream with 1 tblsp of sugar until it becomes a firm foam

· Whip the egg yolks w the rest of the sugar until its fluffy

· Add the whipped cream and mascarpone to the egg yolks a little at the time

· Mix the coffee with the Kahlua quickly dip the lady fingers in the coffee don’t’ let them get to soaked.

· Shred of sprinkle 1 tblsp of coco or chocolate over the lady fingers then cover them with the mascarpone mixture.

· Let the tiramisu rest for an hour in the refrigerator for 1 hour before serving it. Just before you serve it sprinkle or shred 1 tblsp of coco or chocolate over.

· This is a very good dessert to prepare the day before, it taste even better the day after =)

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Lussekatter





Lusse Katter

· 3 packages of dry yeast or 50g of fresh yeast

· 100 g/ 7 tbls salted butter

· 5 dl/ 2.10 cups whole milk

· 250 g/ 1 cup quark (can be found at Gelson’s and some whole foods stores do not buy fat free)

· 1 to 2 g saffron

· 1 ½ dl/ 0.63 cups sugar

· ½ tsp salt

· 17 dl/ 7 cups all purpose flower

· Raisins

· 2 eggs

- Melt the butter and ad the milk heat it up to 98 F (finger warm)

- Put the yeast in a bowl and add the butter/milk fluid. Whip it so that the yeast desolve.

- Grind or chop the saffron and add it to the milk

- Add quark, sugar, salt and most of the flower

- Work the dough until it gets smooth, shiny and the dough comes of the bowl walls.

- If needed add some extra flower.

- Let the dough rise for 30 min

- The take small pieces at the time and roll them out to rolls and trvirl them in to an S

- Let them rise for 20-30 min put two raisin on each S and pensel them with whiped egg.

- Let them bake in the middle at 450 F for 5-7 min

Monday, November 16, 2009

My Great Grandmothers Elsa Cinnamon Cookies


This is a Swedish recipe and I will convert the measurements to cups and tbls. However you will find that many cup measurements have dl or ml on them 1dl is 100 ml. If you are at IKEA you can find the dl measurements there.

Tant Elsas Kanelskorpor/ Aunt Elsas Cinnamon cookies

2 ägg/eggs
2 dl socker/ 0.85 cup sugar
80 gr smör/ 5.60 tbls butter
6 dl vetemjöl/ 2.54 cup flower
2 tsk bakpulver/ tsp baking powder.

Swedish ;
Vispa ägg o socker. Smält smöret, röres i sist. Mjöl o bakpulver blandas. Dela degen i 3 delar och rulla 3 längder. Lägg på smord plåt. Tryck ut en fåra i mitten och strö i socker o kanel.
Gräddas i 225 grader tills de fått lite färg. När längderna svalnat skär ut kakor på snedden.

English:
Whip the eggs and sugar fluffy. Melt the butter and stir it in with the egg mixture. Mix the flower and baking powder then add it to the rest of the mixture. Divide the mixture in to 3 parts roll them out to 3 rolls. Put them on a baking sheet drag a small spoon in the middle of each one. Sprinkle Cinnamon and sugar in the line made in the middle of each roll. Bake them in the middle 437 F until they get some color. When they have been removed from the oven, let them cool down slight and the cut out the cookies diagonally.

Enjoy J