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Schokoladenmakronen

From chef Michael Knight, Dornbirn

Advent's has become and thus high time to bake cookies. Here's a simple recipe that guarantees pre-Christmas feel like you.

3 egg whites 200g caster sugar

1 teaspoon lemon juice
150 g ground almonds 100 g
grated dark chocolate

lemon zest 2 tablespoons cocoa
1 / 2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
Shelled pistachios to garnish

first Egg whites until stiff and mix in sugar.
second Fold in the remaining ingredients (except pistachios).
third injected with a small pastry bag Teighäufchen on a baking tray and garnish with a peeled pistachio.
4th 20 minutes at 160 ° C bake.

Where To Find Dickies Singapore

Schokoladenmakronen

From chef Michael Knight, Dornbirn

Advent's has become and thus high time to bake cookies. Here's a simple recipe that guarantees pre-Christmas feel like you.

3 egg whites 200g caster sugar

1 teaspoon lemon juice
150 g ground almonds 100 g
grated dark chocolate

lemon zest 2 tablespoons cocoa
1 / 2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
Shelled pistachios to garnish

first Egg whites until stiff and mix in sugar.
second Fold in the remaining ingredients (except pistachios).
third injected with a small pastry bag Teighäufchen on a baking tray and garnish with a peeled pistachio.
4th 20 minutes at 160 ° C bake.

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lentils cream soup with apple balsamic vinegar and honey

From chef Michael Knight, Dornbirn



(Photo: Frigesch Lampelmayer ©)

hot soups such as these are just the thing for cold winter days. But beware: the lentils cream soup is less than ideal as a starter, but can easily steal the show the main course.

300 g lentils (overnight in cold water soaked)
40 g carrots
40 g celery
60 g shallots
1 l chicken or vegetable stock
40 g bacon
1 tablespoon olive oil
40 g butter
1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
150
ml red wine 200 ml cream 4 tablespoons honey

4 tablespoons apple balsamic vinegar pinch of salt

pepper

ground coriander 2 sprigs thyme 1 sprig rosemary

40 g cold butter


first Carrots, celery and shallots, peel and dice it.
second Bauspeck cut small cubes.
third Heat oil in a large pot of butter and olive oil.
4th Sauté bacon in it.
5. Add the shallots, lentils and vegetables and mitsch jokes.
6th Deglaze with red wine.
7th add chicken stock and cream.
8th Remaining ingredients except the butter and allow to simmer for about 1 1 / 2 hours.
9th Puree with a hand blender.
10th Strain through a sieve.
11th simmer briefly.
12th Taste and add cold butter aufmixen again. The soup is replaced by a nice creamy consistency.

Adapted from "The little book of great food, © Michael Ritter; Photos: Frigesch Lampelmayer; texts: Helmut Vienna, Bucher Verlag, Hohenems

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lentils cream soup with apple balsamic vinegar and honey

From chef Michael Knight, Dornbirn



(Photo: Frigesch Lampelmayer ©)

hot soups such as these are just the thing for cold winter days. But beware: the lentils cream soup is less than ideal as a starter, but can easily steal the show the main course.

300 g lentils (overnight in cold water soaked)
40 g carrots
40 g celery
60 g shallots
1 l chicken or vegetable stock
40 g bacon
1 tablespoon olive oil
40 g butter
1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
150
ml red wine 200 ml cream 4 tablespoons honey

4 tablespoons apple balsamic vinegar pinch of salt

pepper

ground coriander 2 sprigs thyme 1 sprig rosemary

40 g cold butter


first Carrots, celery and shallots, peel and dice it.
second Bauspeck cut small cubes.
third Heat oil in a large pot of butter and olive oil.
4th Sauté bacon in it.
5. Add the shallots, lentils and vegetables and mitsch jokes.
6th Deglaze with red wine.
7th add chicken stock and cream.
8th Remaining ingredients except the butter and allow to simmer for about 1 1 / 2 hours.
9th Puree with a hand blender.
10th Strain through a sieve.
11th simmer briefly.
12th Taste and add cold butter aufmixen again. The soup is replaced by a nice creamy consistency.

Adapted from "The little book of great food, © Michael Ritter; Photos: Frigesch Lampelmayer; texts: Helmut Vienna, Bucher Verlag, Hohenems

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panna cotta with rosemary

From chef Michael Knight Dornbirn,

(Photo: Frigesch Lampelmayer ©) evokes

A homemade dessert that memories of the past in Italy. Nachgekocht once it enters into any standard recipe collection! These fits of Mediterranean fruit preserves, orange sauce, for example.

1 / 2 l milk
1 / 4 l cream
4 sprigs of rosemary
1 vanilla bean, cut in half lengthways
75 g sugar
pinch of salt
5 gelatin sheets
160 g not to be whipped cream
Grated rind of 1 / 2 orange
4 beautiful mint sprigs for garnish



first Milk, cream, rosemary, vanilla, sugar and salt bring to a boil.
second Add orange peel and pull next to the stove for 15 minutes.
third Soak gelatine in cold water, squeeze and set aside.
4th Milk and cream mixture through a fine sieve and dissolve the gelatin in it. Add to ice water and stir until cold.
5th If the mass begins to solidify first half of the whipped cream and then fold in the rest.
6th Pour into pretty glasses and chill covered.

Adapted from "The little book of great food, © Michael Ritter; Photos: Frigesch Lampelmayer; texts: Helmut Vienna, Bucher Verlag, Hohenems

Wedding Invitations Hindi Matter

panna cotta with rosemary

From chef Michael Knight Dornbirn,

(Photo: Frigesch Lampelmayer ©) evokes

A homemade dessert that memories of the past in Italy. Nachgekocht once it enters into any standard recipe collection! These fits of Mediterranean fruit preserves, orange sauce, for example.

1 / 2 l milk
1 / 4 l cream
4 sprigs of rosemary
1 vanilla bean, cut in half lengthways
75 g sugar
pinch of salt
5 gelatin sheets
160 g not to be whipped cream
Grated rind of 1 / 2 orange
4 beautiful mint sprigs for garnish



first Milk, cream, rosemary, vanilla, sugar and salt bring to a boil.
second Add orange peel and pull next to the stove for 15 minutes.
third Soak gelatine in cold water, squeeze and set aside.
4th Milk and cream mixture through a fine sieve and dissolve the gelatin in it. Add to ice water and stir until cold.
5th If the mass begins to solidify first half of the whipped cream and then fold in the rest.
6th Pour into pretty glasses and chill covered.

Adapted from "The little book of great food, © Michael Ritter; Photos: Frigesch Lampelmayer; texts: Helmut Vienna, Bucher Verlag, Hohenems

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polenta Bramata "

From chef Michael Ritter, Dornbirn

(Photo: Frigesch Lampelmayer ©)


this polenta recipe enrich any kitchen with an especially delicious side dish, a welcome alternative to the potato-pasta-rice-monotony. Easier to produce than you think!

Ingredients:
1 / 2 l chicken stock
1 / 4 l cream
125 g polenta medium fine (Bramata)
3 shallots or 1 onion, peeled
pressed 2 young garlic cloves slightly
thyme and rosemary sprigs
saffron powder, salt and nutmeg

Recipe:
first Coarsely chopped shallots and garlic in a little olive oil sauté until soft.
2. Chicken stock, cream and herbs to give.
third Season with salt, freshly grated nutmeg and a little saffron powder.
4th bring to the boil and remove next to the stove for 10 minutes.
5th All strain through a sieve into a saucepan and let the polenta, stirring constantly while beating.
6th Short boil, cover and swell on the smallest flame 1 / 2 hour.
7th Then again vigorously with a whisk stir, cover and keep warm.
8th Before serving, fold in 3-4 tablespoons whipped cream and possibly nachschmecken again.
9th With a spoon dipped in hot water before fine polenta gnocchi from the parting and the steak on plates.

Adapted from "The little book of great food, © Michael Ritter; Photos: Frigesch Lampelmayer; texts: Helmut Vienna, Bucher Verlag, Hohenems

How To Fix A Schwinn Spin

polenta Bramata "

From chef Michael Ritter, Dornbirn

(Photo: Frigesch Lampelmayer ©)


this polenta recipe enrich any kitchen with an especially delicious side dish, a welcome alternative to the potato-pasta-rice-monotony. Easier to produce than you think!

Ingredients:
1 / 2 l chicken stock
1 / 4 l cream
125 g polenta medium fine (Bramata)
3 shallots or 1 onion, peeled
pressed 2 young garlic cloves slightly
thyme and rosemary sprigs
saffron powder, salt and nutmeg

Recipe:
first Coarsely chopped shallots and garlic in a little olive oil sauté until soft.
2. Chicken stock, cream and herbs to give.
third Season with salt, freshly grated nutmeg and a little saffron powder.
4th bring to the boil and remove next to the stove for 10 minutes.
5th All strain through a sieve into a saucepan and let the polenta, stirring constantly while beating.
6th Short boil, cover and swell on the smallest flame 1 / 2 hour.
7th Then again vigorously with a whisk stir, cover and keep warm.
8th Before serving, fold in 3-4 tablespoons whipped cream and possibly nachschmecken again.
9th With a spoon dipped in hot water before fine polenta gnocchi from the parting and the steak on plates.

Adapted from "The little book of great food, © Michael Ritter; Photos: Frigesch Lampelmayer; texts: Helmut Vienna, Bucher Verlag, Hohenems