I’m here with a new recipe, it’s a classic of mine but I didn’t take picture of it ’till today: I had to do it on a rush for a forest themed food contest from an Italian blog runned by a lovely girl called Betulla ( Birch in English).
Unluckly everything about the contest is in Italian so I just translate this recipe for you, a chestnut cream‘s crème brûlée which is a perfect close even for a festive lunch/ dinner.
I stole 20 minutes from my daily schedule and I did these pumpkin pancakes.
Then I stole 30 more minutes to take pictures and luckly they are quite nice, this time I’m almost satisfied!
I had a salty recipe for these pancakes but I arrived at a sweet one because…
I had no extra salty ingredients to take pictures with.
Enough to change the plan and enough to feed my son with a sweet pile of pancakes for dinner.
After a wonderful but rainy week end in Ljubljana I’m back, not rested but happy! 🙂
Douring the next weeks I’ll have no time to cook and take pictures but I have photos of this and three more recipes so I only have to write.
While I was away I became, for the first time, an aunt: I’m so happy and I want to congratulate Francesca and Pietro and the small and beautiful Samuele.
Halloween, my favourite feast, is coming and this year I would like to post something themed as usual but this October I’m very busy with beautiful things, I’m going to Ljubljana with my sisters and to Lucca Comics & Games ( our Comicon to explain briefly) with friends so I decided to give a scary flair to a recipe I have to do for our monthly Bloggalline’s ( a foodblogger group) recipe exchange.
This month I made a recipe from Zucchero and Cannella, Gabriella’s blog, full of nice things, expecially bread and sweets.
It’s autumn!!
At last.
Autumn means, among other things, apple pies.
Apple pies are fragrant, simple, comforting; they smell of home, nest, of slow breakfasts and of afternoon made of chats.
They are so easy you can make them even if you have children around and, if you chooese th right recipe, they can be light enough not to ruin your diet.
