After fixing a bit 'my blog on its graphics, blogs, among other things, will turn in a few days to 2 years (as it passes time!) I am ready for a new recipe-super-chocolaty delicious.
If you have not understood your Gigi is a big fan of everything related to the U.S.. Whether cooking, cinema, television, literature, language, mentality, way of life does not matter, I love the United States of America to the madness!
is why, when I addocchiato on Salt and Pepper in October 2009, a series of recipes for cakes U.S. I could not help but be delighted and, slowly, I'm trying more than one ... you can see the Cobbler Pear and cinnamon (try!), Here.
And then also, I was meeting the legendary Paoletta offering a collection of American Recipes ... I could not let it go, I took two birds with one stone!
180 g of flour;
400 g dark chocolate (I used 200 grams of dark chocolate to 70% and 200 g milk )
40 g unsweetened cocoa powder;
1.5 dl coffee
0.6 cups milk, 2 eggs
;
20 g of sugar;
30 g of sugar cane;
25 g butter;
a vanilla bean (or 2 teaspoon of vanilla extract);
1 / 2 tablespoon baking vanilla (about 5 g).
Sift flour with baking powder e mescolatela con il composto di burro e cioccolato, le uova sbattute, il latte e i semi di vaniglia tenuti da parte (o la vanillina). Bagnate un foglio di carta da forno, strizzatelo e adagiatelo in uno stampo a cerniera di 18 cm di diametro (io ne ho usato uno da 22 cm).
Versate l'impasto preparato nello stampo, cospargete la superficie con lo zucchero di canna, poi con quello semolato e quindi con 30 g di cacao setacciato. Irrorate delicatamente il tutto con il caffè e cuocete il dolce in forno caldo a 180°C per 1 ora.
Successivamente copritelo con un foglio di stagnola e proseguite la cottura per altri 15-20 minuti.
Eliminate la stagnola e lasciate raffreddare la torta.
Prima di servirla, sprinkle with remaining cocoa.
What can I say ... try it!
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