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• Tabarnasco → sauces piquantes
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Ingredients

Cookie crust

• 250 g graham cookies or Digestives cookies
• 2 tablespoon dutch processed unsweetened cocoa powder
• 75 g butter

Cheesecake filling

• 250 ml strong black coffee
• 1 tablespoon Amaretto optional
• 600 g cream cheese
• 165 g mascarpone cheese
• 150 g powdered sugar
• 1½ teaspoon vanilla paste
• 360 g heavy cream (380 ml)
• ½ a pack of lady fingers

Topping

• 230 g heavy cream (250 ml)
• 2 tablespoon powdered sugar
• ½ teaspoon vanilla paste
• dutch processed unsweetened cocoa powder for dusting

Instructions

Cookie crust

1. Start by brewing the coffee for the ladyfingers.
2. Pour it into a shallow bowl and optionally mix in Amaretto.
3. While preparing the cheesecake let it cool down on the kitchen counter.
4. In a food processor, blend the graham cracker or digestive cookies and cocoa powder until a fine sand-like texture.
5. Melt the butter.
6. Add the melted butter to the food processor and blend it together with the blended cookies.
7. In a 23 cm/9-inch springform add parchment paper.
8. Add the cookie crumbs and press the cookie crust down with the bottom of a glass, so it’s well packed together and flattened out.
9. Place it in the refrigerator while preparing the cheesecake filling.

Cheesecake filling

1. With a hand mixer or in a stand mix using the paddle attachment, cream the cream cheese for 1 minute on low speed.
2. Add the mascarpone, powdered sugar and vanilla paste and mix on medium/high speed until smooth, about 1 minute.
3. Scrape down the sides of the bowl and at low speed let it mix until everything is combined, about 30 seconds.
4. Scrape down the bowl again and add the heavy cream and whisk it until it can hold a stiff peak.
5. Add half of the cheesecake filling into the springfom and with an off-set spatula even out the cheesecake filling.
6. Dip the lady fingers into the coffee once on each side.
7. If they are coated more than once, the lady fingers will hold too much coffee and there is a chance that coffee can leak out from the cheesecake when it’s resting in the fridge.
8. Lay the lady fingers in straight lines.
9. You’ll have to cut the lady fingers to fit the cheesecake (see the photo above in the blog post).
10. Then add the other half of the cheesecake filling and with an off-set spatula even it out.
11. Cover the springform with cling film and place it in the refrigerator for a minimum of 8 hours.

Decoration

1. Move the cheesecake to a serving dish.
2. Whip together heavy cream, powdered sugar and vanilla paste until stiff peaks.
3. Add it on top of the cheesecake and place it back in the refrigerator.
4. Once ready to serve, dust it with cocoa powder.

Ingredients

• 2 pounds fresh rhubarb stalks, trimmed and chopped into 1/2-inch pieces (about 6 cups)
• 1½ cups filtered water
• 2 high-quality Earl Grey tea bags
• 3½ cups granulated sugar
• 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
• Pinch of salt

Instructions

1. Prepare for canning: If processing for shelf stability, wash 4 half-pint jars and lids in hot, soapy water. Rinse well. Keep jars hot in simmering water or a 225°F oven until ready to fill. Place flat lids in a small bowl and cover with hot water to soften the sealing compound.
2. Extract the rhubarb juice: In a large, heavy-bottomed stainless steel or enameled cast iron pot, combine chopped rhubarb and water. Bring to a gentle simmer over medium heat. Reduce heat to medium-low and cook, stirring occasionally, until rhubarb completely breaks down and becomes soft and pulpy, about 15-20 minutes. The rhubarb should easily crush against the side of the pot.
3. Infuse with Earl Grey: Remove pot from heat. Add tea bags, cover, and let steep for exactly 6 minutes. This timing extracts the bergamot flavor without becoming bitter. Gently remove tea bags without squeezing them, as this would release bitter tannins.
4. Strain the mixture: Place a dampened jelly bag or several layers of cheesecloth in a large strainer set over a deep bowl. Carefully pour the rhubarb mixture into the jelly bag. Cover with a clean kitchen towel to protect from dust, and allow to drip for at least 4 hours or preferably overnight in the refrigerator. Do not squeeze the bag – this ensures crystal-clear jelly. You should get approximately 3 cups of strained juice.
5. Measure the juice: Pour the strained juice into a liquid measuring cup to confirm the yield. You’ll need exactly 3 cups for the recipe. If slightly short, add water; if extra, reserve for another use.
6. Prepare for cooking: Before cooking the jelly, place 2-3 small plates in the freezer for testing the gel set later. If processing for shelf stability, fill your water bath canner with water and begin heating to a boil.
7. Cook the jelly: Pour the measured juice into a clean, wide, heavy-bottomed pot. Add sugar, lemon juice, and salt. Stir over low heat until sugar completely dissolves. Increase heat to medium-high and bring to a full rolling boil that cannot be stirred down. Boil vigorously, stirring occasionally to prevent scorching, until the mixture reaches 220°F (104°C) on a candy thermometer. This typically takes 10-15 minutes.
8. Test the set: To confirm setting point, place a teaspoon of hot jelly on a chilled plate and return to freezer for 1 minute. Push edge of jelly with your finger – if it wrinkles and doesn’t immediately flow back, it’s ready. If not, continue cooking for 2-minute intervals, testing after each.
9. Skim and fill jars: Remove from heat. Skim off any foam with a metal spoon. Ladle hot jelly into prepared hot jars, leaving 1/4-inch headspace. Wipe rims with dampened clean paper towel to remove any residue. Center lids on jars and apply bands, tightening just until fingertip-tight.
10. Process (optional but recommended): Place filled jars in water bath canner with simmering water. Ensure jars are covered by at least 1 inch of water. Bring to a full rolling boil, cover, and process for 10 minutes (adjust for altitude if necessary). Turn off heat, remove canner lid, and let jars sit for 5 minutes before removing to a towel-lined surface.
11. Cool and store: Allow jars to cool undisturbed for 12-24 hours. Check seals – buttons should be depressed and not flex when pressed. Store sealed jars in a cool, dark place for up to 1 year. Refrigerate any unsealed jars and use within 3 weeks.
12. Enjoy the set jelly: For the fullest flavor development, wait at least 24 hours before opening your first jar. The jelly is beautiful on buttered toast, scones, or paired with sharp cheeses.

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Sew along

1. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays Sew Along
2. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #1: Steve
3. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #2: Creeper
4. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #3: Skeleton
5. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #4: Alex
6. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #5: Moo.
7. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #6: Oink.
8. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #7: The Village People
9. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #8: Wolf
10. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #9: Ocelot
11. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #10: Enderman
12. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #11: Squid
13. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #12: Witch
14. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #13: Zombie Pigman
15. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #14: Mooshroom
16. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #15: Snow Golem
17. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #16: Gold Steve
18. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #17: Zombie Villager
19. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #18: Blaze
20. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #19: Rabbit
21. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #20: Slime + a Giveaway!
22. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #21: Bonus Blocks -- Chicken Palooza
23. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #22: Bonus Blocks -- Ghast & Ender Dragon
24. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #23: Bonus Blocks -- Spider, Cave Spider & Pick Axe
25. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #24: Bonus Blocks -- Guardian, Elder Guardian & Polar Bear
26. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #25: Bonus Blocks -- Sword & Shulker
27. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #26: Bonus Blocks -- Siamese Cat, Sheep, and Diamond Steve
28. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #27: Bonus Blocks -- Magma Cream & Magma Cube
29. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #28: Bonus Blocks -- Water Bucket & Potion Bottle
30. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #29: Bonus Blocks -- Wither & Wither Skeleton
31. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #30: Bonus Blocks -- Puffer Fish & Silver Fish
32. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #31: Bonus Blocks -- TNT & Grass Cubes
33. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #32: Bonus Blocks -- Iron Golem & Heart
34. Seriously..I think it needs stitches.: Minecraft Mondays #33: Bonus Blocks -- Bat, Herobrine & Zombie

Tissu imprimé

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Divers

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1. Fundamental Concept: Seam Allowances
2. The Starting Shape: Cube/Bucket Shaped Bag
3. If the Side Lengths are Equal, It Will Sew*
4. Zips
5. Pleats
6. Darts
7. Software
8. Have fun!

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Ingredients

• Flour - 700g
• Water - 500ml
• Salt - 25g
• Olive Oil - 30g
• Active Dry Yeast - 1 tsp

Instructions

1. Mix the yeast in the water and add half of the flour, mix until it reaches a creamy consistency.
2. Add the remaining flour, knead till absorbed.
3. Add the salt, knead till absorbed.
4. Add the oil, knead till absorbed and let rest covered for 10 minutes.
5. Fold the dough on itself for 3 times every hour and then place on and olive oiled baking sheet.
6. Press down with fingers and let it rise another 30m.
7. Press down with your fingers again.
8. Add a solution of water and oil on the focaccia and some flaky salt.
9. Bake at 450F for 16-18m and enjoy!

Très bon !

J'ai du ajuster le temps de cuisson car elle était vraiment trop blanche au bout des 18 minutes. Je pense que je l'ai mise presque 30 minutes pour avoir une belle coloration.

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Ingredients

• 280g bread flour
• 33g sugar
• 5g salt
• 30g soft unsalted butter (dough)
• 4g dry instant yeast
• 15g eggs
• 145g milk
• 125g unsalted butter (roll-in)

Instructions

1. Make the dough, chill in the fridge overnight.
2. Laminate with 1 double and 1 single fold, roll into rectangle with sides 8.6x6.7 inches/22x17cm.
3. Divide into 8 pieces, stack them, laminate, and roll.
4. Bake at 375F for 22-25 min.