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Il y a quelques semaines déjà, je me suis offert le super bouquin de Nicolas Paciello, juste après dégusté son délicieux Tea Time au Fouquet’s, quelques jours seulement avant le confinement. Un tea time excellent ! Vous pouvez d’ailleurs retrouver tout le détaillé de ce super tea time sur cet article. J’ai tellement été séduite par le cookie tout chocolat et noix de pécan, dégusté ce jour-là, que j’ai décidé de m’acheter le bouquin du chef intitulé Le Carnet de desserts qui déchire. Ce livre est vraiment très bien, les recettes sont simples, gourmandes et d’une justesse remarquable ce qui est fort agréable car malheureusement de trop nombreux bouquins de chefs sont bourrées d’erreurs. Ce sont les meilleurs cookies que j’ai pu faire ils dépassent de loin tous ceux déjà publié sur le blog,même si ces derniers restent très bons, notamment les cookies de Cyril Lignac que j’adore toujours. Mais avec ces cookies de Nicolas Paciello, on se rapproche quasiment des meilleurs cookies dégustés à New-York : ils sont bien moelleux à l’intérieur et croquant à l’extérieur, de vraies mon cookies ultra gourmands. Ils sont exquis ! J’en raffole et depuis deux mois j’en ai fait plein de fournées. Ce sera désormais ma recette de base ! Et oui vous me connaissez j’ai customisé la recette en rendant ces cookies encore plus gourmands : en les nappant de chocolat ou encore en les servant avec du praliné ou du caramel au beurre salé maison, de nouvelles recettes vont suivre pour expliquer tout cela, impossible de passer à côté de ces délices ! Nicolas Paciello utilise des noix de pécan mais on peut choisir n’importe quel fruit sec : pistache, cacahuète, amande, noisette, noix de macadamia ou faire un mix … faîtes avec le fruits secs que vous préférez ou que vous avez à disposition. Personnellement j’ai réalisé ces cookies avec des cacahuètes et c’est le top ! La recette est ultra simple à préparer mais la clé réside, comme pour tous les biscuits, dans la cuisson. J’ai en effet dû ajuster la cuisson à mon four en diminuant d’une minute le temps indiqué dans le livre. Il faut donc être prudent et bien surveiller vos cookies car à la sortie du four le cookie, au centre, ne semble pas cuit et c’est normal il continue à cuire lentement en refroidissant. Il faut donc se fier à l’extérieur, le pourtour du cookie doit être doré. Et point très important il faut bien retourner la plaque à mi-cuisson (au bout de 6 minutes) pour que la cuisson soit bien homogène et que le cookie soit bien doré sur tout son périmètre. Allez bonne lecture et à vos fourneaux ! Pour 24 cookies Difficulté ∗ / ∗∗∗ Temps de préparation – 15 minutes Temps de repos – minimum 15 minutes Temps de cuisson – 11 minutes Pour 24 cookies On a besoin de Une plaque perforée Un tapis silpain Une balance de précision Pour la pâte à cookies 135g de beurre mou (demi-sel bien meilleur) 170g de cassonade 1g de fleur de sel 1 œuf entier (50g) (température ambiante) 215g de farine T55 10g de levure chimique 115g de noix de pécan concassées 115g de pépites de chocolat au lait (les Valrhona sont top) 190g de chocolat noir 70% (ou de pépites de chocolat noir 50% Barry comme moi) Avec un couteau, hacher les noix de pécan, réserver. De la même manière couper en lamelles le chocolat, si vous n’utilisez pas de pépites. Dans un saladier, mélanger (avec les doigts ou une maryse) le beurre mou avec le sucre et le sel jusqu’à obtenir une consistance de pommade. Ajouter l’œuf et la farine mélangée avec la levure. Mélanger jusqu’à former une boule de pâte. Ajouter alors les noix de pécan concassées ainsi que les deux chocolats, mélanger à nouveau afin que ces 3 éléments soient bien incorporés à la pâte. Former 24 boules de pâte de 40g chacune (en les espaçant un peu, j’en mets 6 par plaque et je les cuits sur deux jours, comme cela ils sont bien frais et c’est vraiment le top … gourmandise quand tu nous tiens) et les disposer sur un silpain (posé sur une plaque perforée). Les aplatir légèrement avec la paume de la main de façon à ce que chaque biscuit ait un diamètre de 5cm. Mettre au réfrigérateur pour au moins 15 minutes (moi je les laisse 2 heures en général voire toute la nuit). Vous pouvez aussi congeler les cookies crus, cela fonctionne très bien. Préchauffer le four à 220°C. Faire cuire les cookies 6 minutes dans le four en baissant la température à 190°C. Retourner la plaque (très important) et poursuivre la cuisson 5 minutes à la même température. Laisser refroidir avant de vous régaler. Quelques heures après leur cuisson c’est là que les cookies sont les meilleurs mais ils se conservent très bien quelques jours sous cloche aussi … mais faut-il qu’il en reste ! Nous cela nous arrive jamais ! Ils sont trop addictifs … parole de gourmands ! Et même le chat veut nous les piquer !! Bonne gourmandise !!!

Classroom Management: Using a WOW Board No comments Classroom Management, student recognition, WOW board Have you heard of the WOW board? This tool is not a brand new idea, but I only started using it last year. And, I intend to keep using it! Using a WOW board is a great (and super easy) way to recognize individual students and reward their choices, achievements, and efforts. It is also a great way to boost self-esteem too. What is it? The board is simply a table that is printed onto poster sized paper. The table is labeled with letters along the bottom, and numbers along the side, creating cells. It is laminated so it can be used again and again. I printed my board using the standard poster size setting on our poster maker. I know that some schools may not have a poster maker, but there is no rule that says your WOW board has to be poster sized! How do you use it? When you see a student making a smart choice, setting a good example, making gains, or whatever you feel should be recognized, they add their name to the board. They can choose any space they want and write their name in the selected space. Many WOW boards have 100 spaces, but I like for it to fill up quickly, so my board has only 25 spaces. Since I use other means of recognizing students, like reward tags, I didn't want a board with 100 spaces. Since the board is laminated, students can use an Expo Vis-a-Vis marker to add their name. This makes it easy to erase and start over when we're ready to do so. What do you do when the board is full? When the board is full of students' names, I choose 5 students to receive a "prize." Really, they get to choose a classroom reward coupon. Prize buckets and I don't get along (#clutter). The classroom rewards cost me nothing and the kids love them. You can find all sorts of classroom reward options on TPT. Then, I erase the board and we start filling it up again and the cycle repeats. How do you choose the winners? I usually just pick five random cells and write them on a sticky note, without looking to see whose names are in those cells. For example, I might write down A3, C4, B5, D2, E1. I call out the cell number and identify the name of the student written in that cell. They're a winner! You could write all your cells (i.e. A1, A2, A3, etc.) on color tiles, small slips of paper, or anything else you can fit into a small bucket. Then, when it is time to choose your winners, you just pull a tile, slip of paper, etc. out of the bucket and match it to the name in that space on your board. Using a Wow board is just another way to recognize your students and motivate them to do their best. If you'd like to give it a try, you can download my free template. If your school doesn't have a poster maker, don't dismiss the idea of using a WOW board. You could easily print this on regular paper and just use a smaller sized version. The kids will still love it! DON'T FORGET IT, PIN IT! Share It:

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