Tuesday, January 22, 2008

Cover Letter For A Jewelry Shop

Cups Banana

Cosa si può fare con 2 banane, un po' di fantasia e una ventina di minuti a disposizione?..beh io ci ho fatto un dessert che vi consiglio di provare. Perchè è rapido e gustoso, e soprattutto non so voi, ma a me quando compro le banane me ne rimangono sempre un paio che vengono dimenticate, e allora prima che diventino una colonia di moscerini meglio tagliarle e prepararci queste coppette..che poi, alla fine hanno anche un bell'aspetto...
Un piccolo consiglio: io per la crema ho usato la farina, ma come spesso accade se ne sente un po' troppo il sapore, quindi forse è meglio usare dell'amido di mais...comunque a voi la scelta!

Ingredienti:
  • 2 banane
  • 25 g di zucchero di canna
  • 2,5 dl di latte
  • 20 g di farina o amido di mais
  • un tuorlo
  • 1 teaspoon of vanilla extract
  • a tablespoon of cocoa powder
Preparation:
In a bowl beat the egg yolks with sugar, add the flour and stir to avoid lumps. Apart, boil the milk, then pour the egg, stirring, and scented with vanilla. Cook the cream for 10 minutes over medium heat, stirring continuously. The first signs of boiling remove it from heat, add the bananas, peeled and sliced, allow to cool. Serve dusted with cocoa.

Monday, January 21, 2008

How Can I File A Fafsa Before I Get My W2

Linguine with prawn tails, cherry tomatoes and pesto beer

After attempting to prepare a souffle, and especially after I became aware of the results, bad, of my creation, I have thrown up something easier, but also completely different really good. A nice pasta sauce with a particular derived from the combination of tomatoes, shrimp and pesto! .. Yes, you read right ... the fish with the pesto, which in principle may leave some 'forbidden, reveals a union fits perfectly and gives off an intense flavor and delicate ... is a recipe that I have "copied" from a restaurant where I ate in the past, and I must say that the result has left me pleasantly pleased ...

Ingredients:
  • linguine 350 g 500 g prawn tails
  • white wine 2 cloves of garlic
  • extra virgin olive oil salt and pepper
  • pesto
Preparation:
Shell the shrimp tails and chop coarsely. Fry the tomatoes cut in half with olive oil and garlic over high heat. Almost cooked add the prawns, leave blend white wine and cook for a few minutes. Before you drain the linguine and add a few tablespoons of pesto sauce. Finally, skip the pasta into the pan and serve.