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And then he gave me a ticket. Lessons learned: don’t approach the phone while driving. The truth of the matter is it was a lovely, $150 conversation with a stranger… with a gun. This is some good ole Sunday supper bread. Yes… the stew. Yes, it’s bread. Yes, there’s yeast. The slashing is really fun. Irish Oatmeal Leek Soup. A classic Irish soup also known as Brotchán Roy, traditionally served during Lent. When I first discovered Brotchán Roy, otherwise known as the King's Soup, I knew I would love it. It was said to have been the favorite dish of Ireland's celebrated sixth-century spiritual and literary icon, St. Columkille. I'm no stranger to oatmeal soup; growing up some of my favorite soups Mom prepared were made with oats. Even as an adult, I love the creamy texture of a hearty bowl of oatmeal soup – total comfort food!
Steel cut oats are loaded with fiber, they are great for your heart and give the soup a wonderful texture. Irish Oatmeal Leek SoupSkinnytaste.comServings: 4 • Serving Size: Just under 1 1/4 cups • Old Points: 3 pts • Points+: 4 ptsCalories: 140.5 • Fat: 3 g • Protein: 7.7 g • Carb: 22.8 g • Fiber: 2.6 g • Sugar: 5.8 gSodium: 529 mg (will vary by brand of broth) Ingredients: Melt the butter in a medium saucepan over low heat; add the leeks. Pull-Apart Spicy Cheese Bread. Pull-Apart Spicy Cheese Breadinspired by Stella's hot and spicy cheese bread of Maidson, WI 1 rustic loaf of sourdough bread¾ cup shredded Monterrey jack cheese¾ cup shredded provolone cheese (or sliced provolone, cut into strips)1 tablespoon fresh chives, chopped2 teaspoons red pepper flakes (more if you want spicier bread)¼ cup butter, melted Preheat oven to 350&def; F.
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» Pasta per wonton e involtini cinesi - Ricetta Pasta per wonton e involtini cinesi. Da quando ho visitato la Tailandia, la mia passione per la cucina etnica è aumentata esponenzialmente. La settimana scorsa io e Elena abbiamo organizzato per i nostri partners una cena cinese e ci siamo sbizzarrite a realizzae un bel pò di ricette cinesi. Questa pasta wonton è la base per preparare wonton e involtini primavera o altri tipi di involtini. La pasta è molto semplice da realizzare ma è necessario l’utilizzo di una tirasfoglie per avere una pasta dello spessore di 1mm. Ingredienti per 24 fogli di pasta: 250 gr di farina 00, 1 uovo, 1 pizzico di amido di mais acqua q.b. ( circa 100 ml) Procedimento: In una ciotola disporre la farina a fontana con al centro l’uovo e l’amido di mais. Iniziare ad impastare aggiungendo l’acqua un pò per volta.
Quando la pasta per wonton sarà pronta, coprirla con un canovaccio umido e far riposare per 20 minuti circa. Dividete quindi l’impasto in 2 parti e spianare la pasta con la tirapasta formando delle sfoglie dello spessore di 1mm. Ricette simili.