Friday, March 11, 2011

Patron Saint For Hep C

The Madeleinette


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Do not be frightened by the title of this post .. the madeleinette are but the latest version of small madeleines. This exquisite French candy better known for its association with the work of Marcel Proust "In Search of Lost Time" is one of my favorites for afternoon tea. The narrator in the work of Proust eats a madeleine and this awakens in him memories of childhood .... but do not be afraid, far from the volervi bore me with the story of this work ... I took the liberty to do this quote just to let you out (though I am sure that I understand perfectly) as Sometimes just a particular scent, a smell or a treat for the note like this, to make you come back to mind precious and unforgettable memories childhood and beyond ..!

There are several variations of the madeleines with lemon, with honey, with chocolate ... but this is the easiest ever and never disappoints! In this case, however, it is imperative that you may seek suitable mold. Now it's everywhere. I used silicone, and I must say that it is good! Here's the recipe: Get

:
  • mold for madeleines or madeleinette
  • a food processor or blender
  • various spatulas
Ingredients: 4 eggs
  • 170g.
  • 170g caster sugar.
  • 180g flour. melted butter 2 teaspoons baking
Procedure:

Preheat the oven to 180 °. Work the eggs and sugar until the mixture becomes very thick and clear. Then add the flour and baking powder sifted and finally we also add the melted butter cold. Mix all the ingredients for good. You should rest for a while, about an hour, everything, but I usually can not resist the temptation to bake hot .. hot and eat them immediately! Then, pour the mixture into the recesses of the mold and bake for 10 ', until they become golden. With these doses, there are about 25 madeleines! Instead of madeleinette they are about 35! Try it!
During the preparation of these clouds would have liked a soft background music of Norah Jones ....!

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