Recipes of dough products are so widely known that without them it is impossible to imagine either modern or traditional cooking. Recipes for flour products are diverse and incredibly popular, we can make pies and cookies, pancakes, donuts, dumplings and, of course, bread from this.
Flour is not only wheat flour, which is most familiar to us. There is buckwheat flour, corn, rice, barley, as well as soy, pea and even bone. A variety of flour dishes have accompanied mankind since time immemorial. Every nation has many traditional recipes for dishes with flour of different types and grinding. Unleavened tortillas, lush loaves, cakes and pastries, noodles, pasta – all these are flour products.
The presented potato pie, cooked in a slow cooker, will serve as an interesting treat for the whole family. It turns out to be satisfying, tasty, tender, with a slight piquant shade.
Broccoli lovers will definitely enjoy a delicious open pie with broccoli and red fish in a creamy filling. The norm of products is designed for a high shape with a diameter of 26 cm. If desired, you can reduce the weight of the ingredients or bake two custard pies in smaller molds.
Dear cooks, during the days of quarantine detention, when you don’t know what else to come up with to pamper yourself and your loved ones, I suggest baking a delicious cupcake that is perfect for a cup of coffee or tea.
Chocolate cupcake in a slow cooker is very easy to cook. It turns out very tasty, tender and fragrant. Chocolate cupcake is an excellent and quick option for both a family tea party and a festive table.
On holidays, everything is prepared in a festive way. These are the usual pancakes I propose to serve in the form of a cake. And this pie can also be served hot. Yes, yes! Hot pie, tender, melts in your mouth!
This is a budget pie format that will perfectly fit into a family tea party, which is not a shame to treat guests and with which you can easily experiment by adding sausage, bacon, mushrooms or …, and about this little experiment that I had today – at the very end of the recipe.
If you are not a fan of sweet pastries, or you, like me, are forbidden to eat sweets, then these cupcakes should definitely please you. They are, of course, far from dietary, but tender and fragrant. Suitable instead of bread for lunch, breakfast, afternoon tea or snack. Very tasty, both warm and cold.