Eclairs, literally means flash. A flash of inspiration I would say. Apparently Antonin Careme had to do with them: the great French pastry chef who in 1850 transformed what were called “petit duchesse”, oblong cakes of choux pastry covered with almond flakes, in sophisticated pastries filled with chocolate or coffee cream and covered with fondant. Not called yet eclairs, the name is given years later and it seems that is due to the fact that these little cakes are eaten in…
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Dessert, Cake, Pie & Co recipe The four seasons To highlight Where they come from
Gluten Free Apple Tarantella
The tarantella is a dance, everybody knows that. A dance of southern Italy, all jumps and mandolins that becomes a kind of ironic soundtrack of the Italians abroad. What do you do when…
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Breads, pizzas and baked things recipe Stories of kitchens and cooks The classics The four seasons To highlight Where they come from
Gluten free sandwich loaf
This is a very easy recipe with naturally gluten free flours: a sandwich loaf, a white bread to keep always ready sliced. I prepare it, cut it and freeze it. It contains milk,…
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Breads, pizzas and baked things recipe The classics The four seasons The Italian Cuisine To highlight Where they come from
Gluten free easter pizza
What you see in the photo is a pizza, an easter pizza with cheese. This was what was understood for pizza outside Naples and southern Italy. It means that the spread of the flat…
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Dessert, Cake, Pie & Co Home made recipe To highlight Where they come from
Gluten free dulce de leche cones
The dulce de leche cones are close relatives of alfajores, they are first cousins. When you have an absolute need for something infinitely sweet and you are longing for a hug, these generous…
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Dessert, Cake, Pie & Co recipe Stories of kitchens and cooks To highlight Where they come from
Gluten free alfajores
Alfajores are typical Argentine candies consisting of two round cookies filled with dulce de leche. They can be covered with icing or chocolate and generally are an industrial product. In Argentina there is…
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Breads, pizzas and baked things recipe The four seasons To highlight Where they come from
Gluten free Tortilla
The real name should be tortilla de grasa, fat tortilla and its sound almost dangerous because the fat is “evil” Instead For the gaucho, the mythical lonely character, who was riding in the…
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I love almonds. If you check the recipes in this blog you can notice it. In my parents’ house, every family member has a tree dedicated and mine is the almond tree! So…
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Main course recipe The classics To highlight Where they come from
Caponata di melanzane – Eggplant Caponata
Maybe I should avoid publishing this dish, eggplant caponata, which is very well known, but It was adopted by my mom as the official vegetable plate of the summer, along with an amazing…
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Stories of kitchens and cooks The classics The four seasons The Italian Cuisine To highlight Where they come from
Gluten Free Pasqualina Pie
Which is the national dish of Argentines ? The asado? Banal. Are the empanadas? More interesting response. Is the dulce de leche ? Then you are greedy. However , there is another, which is always and everywhere,…
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Dessert, Cake, Pie & Co recipe The classics The four seasons To highlight Where they come from
Gluten Free Argentinian Pan Dulce
Christmas, merry Christmas: it would be better with a good sweet bread, but also with Panettone or Pandoro, which is the sweet Christmas that I miss most, and possibly all these Chistimas cakes should be gluten free ……