First, it is my duty to apologize for the lack of recent weeks, but unfortunately I was taken by university commitments that did not allow me to be on my and your blog as I wanted ... but I continued, albeit rarely, to cook ... and the recipe that I propose today is a clear example!
In April the number of "Salt and Pepper" (my favorite cooking magazine ... and not just mine!) I fell in love at first life of this wonderful roll of cookie dough. The promised photos really well, they were so inviting that I blend in my head for several days, until when I decided to make this cake for Easter dinner ... et voila, I was not disappointed at all!
The only fault I could find, and I could not tell if dala depends too much of my cooking oven or the recipe itself (to favor the first hypothesis, though!), Is the fact that the dough is a little too dry for this advice ... a wet, strawberry or rum and lemon, or rum and water, or of any ingredient you may like ... well, the choice is yours!
4 eggs
80 g sugar;
a pinch of grated lemon peel;
a pinch of salt;
80 g of flour;
20 g starch;
300 g ricotta
1 tablespoon of powdered sugar;
4 tablespoons chopped strawberries;
strawberries for garnish.
Beat the egg whites with a pinch of salt, gently mescolatene half to the yolks, then mix the mixture sifted flour and starch, alternating with a little 'of the remaining egg whites, until exhaustion.
Pour the mixture into a baking pan about 25x30 cm, lined with parchment paper and roll it out about a cm thick, bake at 180 degrees for 10-12 minutes. Turn over the dough on a sheet of wet parchment paper and remove the one used for cooking.
Cover the dough with another sheet of paper, roll it while it is hot and let cool. Srotolatela e farcitela con i 300 g d ricotta lavorati con lo zucchero a velo, e 4 cucchiai di fragole a pezzetti. Arrotolatela ancora, riavvolgetela nella carta, legate le estremità e mettete in frigo per 2-3 ore (io l'ho lasciato per tutta la notte).
Buon appetito!
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