I recommend to everyone who loves ice cream to prepare this delicious cake. It is prepared very simply and quickly, it turns out to be huge, enough for a large company.
Mojito with Orange and Lemon Recipe
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Quick Cookies in a Frying Pan Recipe
|I suggest the option of cookies when you do not want to mess with the oven. Baking in the oven is very good, but it is not always possible. For example, in a small dacha you do not have an oven, but there is a stove. It is not difficult to prepare such a simple cookie, even a young hostess can cope with the work. Cookies are prepared very easily and quickly, and it turns out very tasty.
The Shore with Three Fillings Recipe
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German Plum “Kuchen” Recipe
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Zucchini with Sesame Seeds and Garlic Sauce Recipe
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Chicken Thighs in Foil Recipe
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Zucchini a la “Nuggets” Recipe
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Devonshire Clotted Cream Recipe
|Devonshire clotted cream is no longer cream, but not yet butter. Tender, creamy-sweet, and amazingly delicious. In Devonshire, farmers have been preparing them using ancient technology for many many years. The secret of production, as usual, is different for everyone and is not particularly disclosed. But here I met a recipe on the Internet how to cook melted cream at home, in the oven. In Devonshire, this clotted cream is a mandatory part of afternoon tea. They are served with skins. The scones are cut lengthwise, spread with strawberry jam, and put a spoonful of melted cream on top. It’s divinely delicious!
Mary Barry’s Devonshire Scones Recipe
|Why Devonshire? The name comes from the county of Devonshire, in the south-west of England. These places are famous for their beautiful landscapes, seaside resorts and traditional tea drinking. Tea is served here with skins, strawberry jam and melted thick cream. By the way, the British are divided into those who first spread jam on the scones, and then put cream on those who do exactly the opposite: first cream, then jam. And I found the recipe for these scones from the British culinary writer and TV presenter Mary Barry.