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Dreams


Today my hubbie is feeling a bit down, he has a bit of a cold but he is a lovely man and he doesn’t complain much. The answer to my question of what I could do for him, was that he wanted a cookie called “drömmar” or dreams in english. So for the first time ever in my life I took on the task of baking dreams… which by the way has to be the loveliest name for a cookie.

Take the butter out of the fridge in advance, you want it to be of room temperature.

Mix the butter and the sugar well, then add the oil and mix again.

Add the flour and the hartshorn salt and mix. Form the "dough" to small balls and put them on a baking plate.

Bake in 150 degrees Celcius for 20 min. The cookie should be light in colour and cracked.. mine didn't crack alot but they tasted lovely!

Kladdkaka

… or Mud Pie as it is also called. Here comes a little easy recipe.

Ingredients: 2 eggs, 2,5 dl of granulated sugar, 1,5 dl of flour, 1 tbs of vanilla sugar, 1 ml measuring spoon of salt and baking powder, 4tbs of cacao, 1 dl melted butter and the juice of blood orange according to taste.

Asti the cat

I love this little fella!

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Reading…

… I love it!

And right now I am in a bit of a reading frenzy! Quite some time ago I started to read the first novel in the Game of Thrones series. I must admit that I had a really hard time with the book in the beginning since it has so many different characters and it takes a while to get in to it all, but now I am hooked!

Just wanted to share this little tip of the day… read Game of Thrones.. i loved the first book, and so far I love the second!

Wonderful series!

While surfing my breakfast surf at pinterest I found a very useful tip of how to clean your jewelery and had a glance at my wedding ring… needless to say more I hopped out into the kitchen to test this little magic recipe!

You need a small bowl with aluminum foil covering the bottom, 1 tblspoon of salt, baking soda and dishwasher detergent and hot water.

And this is the before and after picture!

 


..’cause today is the day! I will bake some macarons today… I also have the whole house to clean so this is a make or break day.. wish me luck.

Pineapple pie

… when I was at the supermarket earlier today I had a sudden urge to bake a pineapple pie. So I bought some crushed canned pinapple and créme fraiche so that I could get this weird urge out of my system.

Back home I had to rumage around for quite some time in my little book of recipies before I finally found it. So here it is.. a very sweet pie indeed.. you can also switch the pinapple for rasberries if you want.. not too wet though.

A sweet and easy pie to make!

Ingredients

Pie shell
150 g melted, cooled butter
1 dl granulated sugar
3 dl flour
1tsp baking soda

 Filling
440g crushed, drained off, pineapple
2 dl créme fraiche
2 tsp vanilla sugar
1 egg

How to do:
Begin with putting the oven on 200 degrees celcius
1. melt the butter and put it aside to cool
2. drain the pineapple
3. Mix all the dry ingredients for the pie shell
4. add the cooled butter and mix it to a dough
5. form the pie shell in a pie form
6. Mix the filling and pour it into the unbaked pie form
7. Cook in the oven for 30 min.
8. Put it out to cool and then enjoy!