Pokéball apron adds a geeky zing to your kitchen garb. If you’ve liked the cute Pokéball Coaster Set, then I’m certain that you must have spent the last few months waiting for another Pokémon accessory to make its way into the market. The demands for Pokemon accessories grew so thunderous that a gentleman had to finally get down to design this cute little Pokéball apron for the absolute nerds cum kitchen trotters. It is so cute to look at, that I’d rather have that put up somewhere in my room and admire it everyday, than have it soiled as an apron. But nevertheless, the chances of the apron getting soiled are very bleak as the lightweight cotton blend fabric has been pre-shrunk and treated with ScotchGard fabric protector to help protect the apron from liquids. The Pokéball apron is available at Etsy for $40.
Tea Rex Tea Infuser. Kushari Recipe - Egyptian Kushari Recipe. For Egyptian food lovers, try an Authentic Egyptian recipe for Kushari - a traditional Egyptian dish.
Learn how to make delicious Kushari. I am not including directions below how to cook the rice, you need only to cook 2 cups dry rice in your favorite chicken (or vegetable if you'd like to make a vegetarian version) stock. Depending on the type of rice used, the quantity of stock and cooking time can vary, so use the kind you like and cook it the way you like. Ingredients - Serves 6 1 cup lentils 1 quartered garlic clove 1 tablespoon cumin 3 large onions 1 cup oil 6 ounces uncooked elbow macaroni 2 cups dry rice salt chicken stock or vegetable stock 1 (15 ounce) can tomato sauce 1 dash lime juice 2 minced garlic cloves 1 dash yellow mustard 2 tablespoons vinegar Preparation. Piggy Nutella Sandwich: Yummy! Oink oink ~~~ Check out this piggy Nutella sandwich.
Who won't want to have a bite? Here is how to make it: - Cut all the pieces you need from two slices of bread. - Spread Nutella on the breads and put some in a little plastic bag - Draw facial details and a tail on the piggy. The Recession Cookbook: Paris on the Cheap: Nutella Crêpes. A couple of things set their crêpes apart: 1) they brown their crêpes just long enough for them to remain slightly crisp on the outside.
Being a sucker for texture, I love the contrast between the crisp exterior and the creamy hazelnut filling. 2) They have a secret ingredient in their batter: sucre vanille. These little packets of vanilla sugar are sold all over France and are often used in baked goods, giving it an extra vanilla boost. I've bought vanilla sugar in France to make the recipe at home, but if you can't find it, you can substitute vanilla extract. 3) They have achieved the perfect Nutella-to-crêpe ratio. As in, they smooth the Nutella evenly over half the crêpe, so you get an equal spread of Nutella on every single bite.
Heaven.I continue to return to my favorite spot every time I return to Paris, and the crêpes are always just as good. Even if you never come to Paris, crêpes are amazingly easy--and cheap--to make at home. Makes about 20 crêpes. Nutella Hot Chocolate with Two Easy Variations. The lovely Shaina recently pointed out that we here at The Family Kitchen have a thang for Nutella.
Well, indeed we do! (Really, who doesn’t?!) Not only did Julie post an amazing sounding Nutella Swirl Banana Bread earlier today, but I’ve got yet another Nutella recipe to add to the mix: This drink will warm your bones through the chilly winter. And why not start making it on Halloween night? This is so simple and sooooo good! Nutella Hot Chocolatemakes 1 cup1 c milk 2 Tbsp Nutella1. Cup-A-Cake Cupcake Holder.