E 'Carnival! We speak ...? This time I wanted to try a book I had on the shelf for a while '... He lay there, motionless, looked like a relic, almost feared ... So many times I wanted to use it, get ideas, but then I blocked a kind of reverence ... then withdrew! Then came the Carnival, and my accomplice disorder which meant I lost the recipe and chatter that came last year were very good, I got to work to seek a new one! I looked a bit 'on the internet, your blog, but then as I read, that's what I thought: "I just want to exaggerate anything a little less awkward this time that Mr. Artusi in person!". I sling on the shelf and do I try to challenge the recipe index ... I can not find now, because he calls the gossip rags! Quick look at the ingredients ... "Ok! If some gets! Artusi to us!"
Ingredients:
- 240 grams of flour 00
- 20 g butter 20 g
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- sugar 2 eggs 1 tablespoon
- brandy (I used the lemon)
- a pinch of salt
Procedure:
Mix all these ingredients form a ball rather than soda, and knead for a while '. Then let it rest for half an hour in a floured cloth. Take it as thinly as possible (I used Granny duck), and cut it with the appropriate wheel creating strips that look like rags (just the rags) on the same drill cuttings to fold or twist them to make the move. Fry in hot oil, being careful because they become so thin dark fast! Sprinkle with powdered sugar once cool!
I am amazed at how much good has come! Better than last year! Should I use more often this book (The science of cooking and the art of eating well) because, although written in 1881 (!!!) recipes do not seem so old! Of course, some ingredients should be replaced (where we would find the flour in Hungary?) But I think we can consider going to consult before going to the stove !
Yay! I made a recipe of Artusi!