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The Kitchen Pantry: Daring Bakers: Opera
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Opera is a dessert I always wanted to try, but never found the courage! It is one of those dessert so complicate dan with so many different passages and layers, that, honestly, if it wasn't for the Daring Bakers, I would probably be still here wondering about it! Funny thing is that before to make it, I wanted to compare the given recipes, a mix of Dorie Greenspan and Tish Boyle and Timothy Moriarty's recipes, with the French recipes, but I couldn't find it! To me it happens all the time! But I solved th...
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The Kitchen Pantry: Monthly mingle 10: Happy birthday Meeta!
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Monthly mingle 10: Happy birthday Meeta! Sorry Meeta, I'm two days late, but Happy birthday! To my excuse, I can assure I made this cake on the 2nd of June! And I don't know if you would like it, but it was a very quick and very simple non baked cheesecake that everybody enjoyed! And here's the recipe! 250 gr of digestive biscuits. I used petits beurre, but it turned out very crumbly, so not the best choice.). 75 g of butter. 400 g of marmalade (I've used the orange one I've made in January). Write to pe...
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The Kitchen Pantry: Day 3 to 4 Up and down Fès
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Day 3 to 4 Up and down Fès. First we went down, then up, by another street, and then down again, to the bottom, and then, too tired to go up again, we took a petit taxi to go up. And like this for 3 days. And we didn't get tired of it. I would go up and down in Fès. Even on a busy Sunday evening, pushed by everybody, shove by (stinky) donkeys and (rude) porters. Because in Fès they push! And after 2 days you stop too to say "pardon" (French pronunciation, remember! We left our hearts in Fès! It's very di...
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The Kitchen Pantry: Day 5 to 6 Meknes and the King
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Day 5 to 6 Meknes and the King. Discalimer: I know I came back from Morocco like ages ago, but I know you want to know more about our adventures there ;) and by the way, I'm cooking almost nothing lately, so. :P]. Leaving Fès, I decide to enter fully in Moroccan life: I bought a newspaper! We consulted our guide on which newspaper we should buy: not too much on the side of the king, not too Muslim, not too rightish. I know: we are crazy! We always look for the local counterpart of Manifesto or Liberation!
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The Kitchen Pantry: Food 2.0 NomNomNom
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Food 2.0 NomNomNom. Sunday 18th May 2008 I was here. We cooked all this. We where among other people. All cooking astonishing meals! Everything was organized by her. With some outstanding sponsors. I spoke about it here. Italian version) and there we published our entry even here. And thanks to Julia for the wonderful job she did! Now, after the tasting competition. There is the on-line competition. And as you have just one food blogger in your mind, and you love her so much, GO and vote for us. Good coo...
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The Kitchen Pantry: Sara? Piperita? Who the hell am I???
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Who the hell am I? My name is Sara, also know from my teen years and on-line as Piperita. That is the Italian translation for Peppermint Patty. The Peanuts character with the red hair who was calling Charlie Brown, Chuck. And, as a matter of fact, I call my best friend from high school Chuck (Ciccio in Italian! Anyway, I was born and raised in Italy, to be precise in Varese, near the Swiss border. Since graduation I live in Milan. Since July 2003 I'm married to a French wonderful (beside his Frenchness!
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The Kitchen Pantry: Recipes Index
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This index is updated to the 31 December 2006. From the first January 2007 you can find the recipes trough the labels on the side bar. Noodles for ever and ever. Preserves all year long. You haven't found something? Look in the Various. NOTE: When the title of the recipe is in Italian, the recipes will be in Italian, otherwise, when the title is in English, the recipe will be written in English. I will be happy to provide translation when needed: just write me! Written by Sara - Piperita. Good cooking do...
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The Kitchen Pantry: Day 2 Rain going to Fès
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Day 2 Rain going to Fès. We took the bus at 6.45 am and leave Marrakech on a cold but sunny morning. We have in front of us 8 hours of bus ride, in the mountains. Fun! As soon as we leave Marrakech and we begin to go up, the weather changes and it becomes grey, rainy and cold! We freeze in the bus, we freeze during the 3 stops we are allowed to go out of the bus to eat! Back in to the bus, next stop in Kenifra for lunch (no picture, too cold! And, honestly, I do not know if it was the rain or the mud cau...
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The Kitchen Pantry: This blog has moved FOREVER
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This blog has moved FOREVER. After 2 months of intese coding, here is my new home. The move was smooth and painless! I would like to thank you all my followers here, and asking them to kindly change the link to my new blog. You'll find everything there, even new stuff, wow! I would like to thank very much mr. Blogger, but after I briefly met mr. Wordpress. During the WordCamp in Milan, last May, well, what can I say, wordpress. Code is poetry, afterall! See you in my new home. Written by Sara - Piperita.
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The Kitchen Pantry: Daring Bakers: Filbert Gateau with Praline Buttercream
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Daring Bakers: Filbert Gateau with Praline Buttercream. I grew up in a home surrounded by a garden. Just outside the window of my bedroom there was, and still is, a big hazelnut tree. simple branches during the winter, but a lot of leaves from spring! It's one of my favourite tree, not because is beautiful or anything, but simply because it witnessed a lot of what was going on in my life! I used to do everything in my bedroom, except eating and watching tv :). And the final result was astonishing! PS: I ...
