An easy whipped coffee latte recipe iced or hot, popular on TikTok and Instagram, known as Dalgona Coffee, Quarantine Coffee, Korean Coffee
This veal and peppers dish is great by itself or served on crusty Italian bread. You don't need to buy expensive veal since it cooks as a stew and will become
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An easy whipped coffee latte recipe iced or hot, popular on TikTok and Instagram, known as Dalgona Coffee, Quarantine Coffee, Korean Coffee
Whipped coffee, also known as cloud coffee or Dalgona coffee is a smooth and velvety coffee treat that is taking social media by storm! It's fairyl easy to make this coffeehouse drink at home with just a few simple ingredients.
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I'm bringing a little more Hawaii-fied flare to the blog this week with a post to celebrate a special day in Hawaii, May Day! No matter the day of the week it falls on, the first of May is always celebrated with hula dances, live music, and lots and lots of leis. It's a celebration
Raspberry is a gorgeous and trendy color, that is a bit more chic and sophisticated than most shades of pink, making it a popular choice for updating interiors in everything from traditional to modern homes. A grown-up shade of pink, raspberry is more on the red side and decorating with raspberry will give your interiors energy and playfulness without making them too ultra feminine or sickeningly sweet. While gathering images for you I was surprised to see that people are referring to ever shade of pink on the planet as raspberry. I have see everything from burgundy to neon pink. The reason I have added several pictures of raspberries in the body of the blog is to keep your eyes focused on what color raspberry actually is. Those of you who follow me know I am partial to old world interiors so you will see the old and the new all done up in the color raspberry. These interiors are simply DELICIOUS and decorating with the color raspberry will show the world you have GREAT TASTE! via pinterest The color raspberry is like the yummy fruit itself..... a bit sweet, a bit tart, sort of a rich, edgy reddish pink. musee-jacquemart-andre.com/fr Beautiful raspberry damask window treatments and wallcoverings in a fabulous former French residence turned museum. They were not afraid to use color in the 18th century. Pair it with a rich cream for a luscious look. Le salon de Mercure, Palace of Versailles This image shows how gold and gray make pretty companions for raspberry walls. mymintgreenhouse.blogspot.com Raspberry is a stunning color choice for sofas that will make them look elegant and rich. thepeakofchic.blogspot.com This raspberry and gold window treatments is soooo beautiful. trouvais.com A lighter shade of raspberry silk moiré in the queen's bedroom at the Chinese Pavillion at Drottningholm Palace. Look at how pretty these rich shades of blue and green work with the raspberry. via Pinterest Even in nature raspberry is at it's best accompanied by gold, or in this case brass. And the green stems for accent!! thisisglamorous.com Crystal sconce and raspberry shades.......perfect for when you need a bit of this color to accent with. gardenista.com Or maybe a raspberry colored throw tossed on your bed. lauraashley.com This window treatment uses a deeper shade of raspberry for a warm elegant look. photographer Francesco Lagnese This lovely traditional interior by designer Miles Redd is so stylish in raspberry lacquered walls. The gold accent trim provides a touch of opulence. elledecor.com Green, yellow, and raspberry is a beautiful color palette. Don't forget that you can create a portiere for a doorless entrance to a room. Another way you can incorporate a bit of raspberry to your room. via Pinterest Raspberry and lemon yellow.....one of nature's color combinations. oakfurnitureland.co.uk I love this colorful and fun dining room. Raspberry looks so good with dark colors like black, gray, and even navy. The touch of yellow in the painting adds so much!! houzz.com And of course there is chartreuse, raspberry loves it!! In a room with this much chartreuse you want the raspberry to accent in small doses. google.com What can I say....mouthwatering perfection. Raspberry velvet is so rich in it's depth and texture. via Pinterest The walls are striped in two shades of raspberry. To make this space even more stunning, raspberry pillows have been tossed on a cream painted French cane settee. theglampad.com If you don't want your room to look like the inside of a raspberry smoothie, try adding just a few pops of this color to pump up the playfulness of a room. French Basketeer Better Homes and Gardens Since raspberry is little more subtle than hot pink, it blends better with warm colors. nicety.livejournal.com Cream on cream is a pretty background for raspberry. Add in some soft blue for a pretty feminine farmhouse look. burkedecor.com The bath is a good place to play around with the color raspberry just to see if you like it. via Pinterest arthomemarket.wordpress.com And why not have a raspberry colored kitchen! via Pinterest via Pinterest prettydesigns.com If you long for a pink bedroom but can't get the husband to go along with girly pinks, try raspberry....... he might go for it's richer tones. dominiquebaderblog.com Raspberry is a bold color but the look can be softened by painting walls in a variety of creams from light antique cream to a pale shade of yellow. via Pinterest The color raspberry is also showing up more and more in painted furniture. Isn't this stunning against a gray wall? thevisualvamp.blogspot.com Try blending calming, classic neutrals with raspberry pink .....especially when it is presented in an exciting geometric design like on this traditional sofa. This modern traditional dining room by designer Peter Marino was updated with raspberry walls. Deeper shades of raspberry create very sophisticated spaces. via Pinterest hgtv.com Darker rooms also need colors that are more saturated, since there's less light available. Raspberry shines as an accent color for these darker rooms. Black, gray, and raspberry is a color combination that gives your room an Art Deco feel. interiorsbycolor.com The color raspberry is versatile and can be used to accompany neutral color tones as well as bold and bright choices. Try a raspberry painted floor. Miles Redd Raspberry saturation, but done in such a nice way. via Pinterest You might even try making a entrance with Benjamin Moore's Raspberry Glaze. Click here to see the previous post https://eyefordesignlfd.blogspot.com/2018/09/my-old-world-master-bedroom-suite.html This blog post was published by Lisa Farmer
Tender globe artichokes are stuffed with an herb and garlic mixture and then gently braised in a blend of olive oil and white wine until tender.
This easy baked tofu recipe can be paired with so many delicious meals!
Nylon Imported NO MORE HAIR EVERYWHERE: The ultimate pet hair roller for effective dog and cat hair removal. Far superior to traditional lint rollers for pet hair or sticky rollers, the ChomChom ensures deep cleaning. CONVENIENT: Take the ‘fur’ out of ‘furniture’ once and for all! Ideal for cleaning couches, pillows, rugs, and more. Whether it's furniture, your car, or a carpet, this pet lint roller is an essential tool for all pet owners. VERSATILE: Not just a dog lint roller, it's adept at cat hair removal too. The lint roller for pet hair extra sticky capability ensures every strand is picked up, leaving your spaces hair-free. EASY TO USE: Just roll back and forth along any surface to trap fur and lint into the built-in receptacle. When you’re all done, just press down on the release button to open the pet fur remover and empty it out completely. Purr-fectly simple! SUSTAINABLE - This reusable lint roller requires no adhesives or sticky tape, and can be used again and again.
Driving home for Christmas - Chris Rea Immagino che questo sia l'ultimo post dell'anno. Da domani sarò in viaggio per raggiungere la meta delle mie vacanze natalizie, che come sempre, da qualche anno a questa parte è il Molise. La giornata è ancora lunga, mille cose da fare e preparare ma poi spero arrivi la calma ed il tempo per pensare anche un pochino a me. Non mi dilungherò molto, giusto il tempo per farvi gli Auguri e per raccontarvi che questa ricetta è qui perché per la prima volta quest'anno, ho deciso di partecipare al Cookie Swap di Giulia - la cara Jul's Kitchen, in cui persone da tutta Italia, e mi permetto di dire anche da tutto il mondo, perché è la verità, si scambiano i loro biscotti preferiti, in un inno alla condivisione che non conosce confini. Anche io ho ricevuto i miei biscotti: degli inebrianti biscottini alla cannella e arancia da Viviana del blog "Le cuoche Spaesate" e dei rustici ma golosissimi cantucci di farina di castagne da Stefania del b&b Villa San Michele. A loro sono arrivati i miei biscotti alle nocciole che vedete in foto ed i miei super preferiti Biscotti di avena con Cranberries e Mandorle di Ottolenghi che avevo provato qualche anno fa per Starbooks. L'iniziativa è molto bella e ricevere un dono preparato con le proprie mani da uno sconosciuto con la nostra medesima passione, fa sempre una certa emozione. Così ho deciso di pubblicare la ricetta degli Anelli di frolla alle nocciole che ho già fatto spesso perché adoro le nocciole e perché questi, nonostante la loro "rustica" texture, sono sempre un delicato prodotto di tecnica pasticciera, oltre che non essere dolcissimi. Mi sono piaciuti sin da subito, da quando ho visto la ricetta sul blog della mia cara Alice, fulminata da una foto strepitosa che parlava di qualcosa di davvero buono. E così è stato. Visti e fatti. La storia è tutta qui. Programmatevi la preparazione lasciando ammorbidire il burro per almeno un'ora in questa stagione. Quando arriverete a riempire la sac a poche, fatelo a metà: lavorerete meglio e potrete esercitare maggiore pressione per realizzare gli anelli. L'impasto non è duro ma va gestito e ai primi tentativi vi sembrerà complicato. E' solo questione di lavorare con la giusta quantità poco per volta. Fate in modo che la cottura sia quella giusta: i biscotti dovranno avere una superficie dorata e non troppo pallida altrimenti una volta freddi, non avranno quella bella fragranza ed anche il sapore delle nocciole sarà meno intenso. Per il resto, conservateli sempre ben protetti dall'aria, e potranno durare molti giorni (se vi riesce). Ingredienti per c.ca 50/60 biscotti (dipende dalla grandezza della bocchetta del vostro sac a poche) 270 g di farina 00 270 g di burro morbido (ma non a pomata) 210 g di nocciole tostate 85 g di zucchero a velo 70 g di albumi a temperatura ambiente (c.ca 2) 45 g di zucchero semolato fine la punta di un cucchiaino di cannella (io ho messo vaniglia) 1/2 bacca di vaniglia 1 cucchiaino generoso di pasta di nocciole (facoltativo) 1 pizzico di sale fino. Frullate le nocciole con metà dello zucchero a velo usando un mixer pulse in modo da non surriscaldare la frutta secca e non fare uscire gli oli essenziali. Tagliate il burro a pezzetti e con la planetaria, lavoratelo insieme al resto dello zucchero con l'attacco a foglia. Impastate fino ad ottenere un composto cremoso quindi aggiungete la farina di nocciole, gli aromi, il sale e la pasta di nocciole ed impastate fino a che non otterrete un composto omogeneo. Separatamente montate gli albumi a neve ferma con lo zucchero semolato, quindi unite all'impasto di burro e nocciole. 1/3 della farina alternato con gli albumi in 3 tempi, terminando con la farina. Utilizzate una spatola di silicone per lavorare con delicatezza. Mettete il composto in un sac a poche con bocchetta a stella di almeno 1 cm di diametro e formate tanti anelli di diametro di 5 cm circa. Fate riposare in frigo almeno 15 minuti prima di cuocere. Infornate a 170° in modalità statica per 12/13 minuti e comunque fino a che non siano dorati in superficie. Raffreddate sopra una griglia e conservate in una scatola di latta ermetica.
