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Chickpea’s flour gluten free crêpes.

Chickpea's flour gluten free crêpes.
 

 I never throw food away, if it happens is because what I’ve done is awful beyond any possibility to save it or eat it: it seldom occurs but it can happen.

Lately I’ve done some zucchini and fresh cheese patties taken from a magazine which, once baked, were slimy and smelled so bad I had to put everything in the trash can.

I want spend some words on all the recipes I’ve taken through the years from magazines, even high level magazines, which turned out epic fails.

I remember a chocolate and coffee cake good only for walls’ building.

Review of Nona restaurant & more, Riccione.

I could name this review ” beautiful things that happen by chance”: I met the owner of this nice place last January at Sigep, I was there with some bloggers and we had a small chat about what and who foodbloggers are.

We exchanged our business cards then we kept on doing our works.

Some time later I received a mail from Nona’s social media agent and we decided to meet and speak about potential partnership.

Blogging is only a hobby for me, I have a family, a job and I’ve been very busy so I could set a meeting at Nona only the past week end.

Lettuce soup.

Lettuce soup.

 This time I’m so late for the usual recipe exchange with my Bloggalline friends.

This month I’m paired with L’angolo cottura di Roby, it’s filled with many tasty things, I left my heart and my eyes on some baking recipes but, as we’re still dieting hard, I decided to make a pureed soup.

Deadline is on 7th, only today I managed to make this soup: not a recipe matter as this is quick and fast but spring brought us some illness; Lorenzo, after Easter, suffered of flu and stomachache with high temperatures.

He’s very tired and he needs some extra snuggles.

Herbal salt Bolognese style.

herbal salt

Herbal salt is a traditional Bolognese recipe that gives your dishes a great smell and taste.

From roasted chicken to vegetables, from tomato sauce to fish you can always have a great seasoning.

Here you can find it in every shop but I love to make it by myself when summer comes and sage and rosemary are at their best; sea salt preserves herbs from spoil so it can last months if you keep it in an airtight container.

Quantity of herbs and spices may vary, I now know how to measure everything by handfuls but I tried to write down the right measures for 35 oz. salt.

In the past mortars or even stones were used to crush salt and herbs but now we have the great luxury of powerful mixers; they’re great but they can heat what they’re grinding and it can change smell and taste.

I use a method that mix tradition and modern appliances, more info into the recipe card.

 

Print Recipe
Herbal salt Bolognese style.
Instructions
  1. In a mortar grind the herbs, garlic and black pepper with a couple spoons of salt.
  2. When well minced add this to a mixer with the rest of the salt and pulse for some seconds untill everything is well blended.
  3. Salt will not end up finely grinded but it's ok as this preparation is mostly used on cooked dishes so the salt will melt.
Recipe Notes

Keep it in an airtight container, it will last for a year, just in time for next summer to come and give you more fresh herbs to do it all again!

 

 

Red lentils’ dhal.

Red lentils' dhal.

As you can imagine I love cooking very much but cooking also mean eating.

We’re not exactly a family of “I eat whatever I want and I stay fit” so I spend a lot of time searching and trying healthy and low calories foods.

I bake and I prepare the most lustful dishes only on week end we’re at home: it’s not easy, in order to be a productive blogger, offer light foods that are also tasty and with a photographic appeal but this dhal wins because it’s easy, delightful and because the photos turned out quite well and this usually makes me love a recipe even more!

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