I had a long pause from blog, once again.
I could say this is because of a busy life but the truth is I have been very lazy: no willing to stay in front of a pc.
I am back because I feel guilty, plus I am accumulating recipes and I don’t want to end with a stack of recipes, photos, things to write as I will end messing up everything.
To make this wonderful recipe, ideal for a festive breakfast, you have to buy a special sugar, called Belgian pearl sugar and you need a waffle iron.
Sometimes the simplest things are the better.
I hade few ingredients near to the expiring date, I am the kind of person who cannot throw away food without feeling really guilty so I decided to put all together and call it a cake.
Well… This is the best breakfast/ snack cake I made in months.
With all this time in my hands last week I took the decision to try a recipe I’ve never had the courage to try.
Layered croissants, a mix between puff pastry and raised brioche.
Muscovado bundt cake with hazelnut meal and orange juice: have you ever hear of a similar mix of ingredients?
I didn’t since I read a post on Facebook of a fellow blogger.
I would like to share the post but it’s in Italian only; anyway I want to tell you about this Italian bloggers’ project called KEEP CALM AND WHAT’S FOR DINNER? that brings you every month many recipes you can easily make in about 30 minutes.
We had a lovely saturday with Lorenzo’s classmates and their parents: scavenger hunt, lunch in the country, chats and laughs.
At home I worked hard because I had no time to housekeeping douring the week; now I’m on the sofa, watching Dexter ( I know, not a new serie but I have to recover some good series from the past) and I have the time to work on this post for tomorrow and thinking about a gluten- free recipe I have to do for a partnership.
Nigella Lawson never miss a hit we can say.
This recipe comes from “ How to be a domestic goddess“, it’s so easy you can make it with children too and those sweet and salty peanut biscuits can stay crisp for days in an airtight box.
