I made this recipe using a ready made gluten- free brisée dough from Buitoni, a famous Italian food brand.
It was a sponsored post as I sometimes work with brands.
Cookies you see are made with that brisée, you just have to take your favourite brisée or puff pastry (gluten- free) and use that.
Chocolate cream is so quick and easy you can make it whenever you need a treat, no matter if you’re celiac.
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.
Every Italian child used to eat Galatine, candies made with milk powder.
They are still a hit among usually eaten candies, I still love them a lot.
I had this recipe wandering around my “Image” fold, it’s a very easy recipe but I’ve never found the time, or the willing, to do it even if I needed this to get rid of some powdered milk I had because I made these milk buns.
I’m having a long week end with my son, all alone as dad is out of the city.
We went out by bus, stopped at the park, called a classmate and his mum to play together then we had lunch in a place near the park.
I also met at the restaurant a classmate of mine I didn’t see in uhm, I think twenty years.
This recipe is slightly different from others you can find on blog.
Or at least photos are different: this is because the recipe has been done for a partnership with a famous pots and pans Italian Brand called Moneta and its pan collection Pantone inspired and a supermarket chain.
I’ve been asked to choose a color from some Pantone shades, I’ve always loved blue and I had to enhance this color and I decided to use its complementary color, orange.
