Wednesday, January 5, 2011

Japanese Hair Straightening Brampton

Cavolfiore goloso

and no picture, why do not you think I saw a recipe that has not been scheduled. Just had the mascarpone in the fridge that was about to expire and I wanted to use it in a way that was not a cake. The combination is very luscious, very little light, however, it has the considerable advantage of speed and palatial kindness of children.
The doses are all obviously having impromptu eye

1 medium sized cauliflower white
about 180g of mascarpone, grated Parmesan cheese to taste

salt pepper

a pinch of nutmeg.

Clean the cauliflower leaves, wash and cut into small pieces to speed cooking. Boil with a pinch of salt (I do it in a pressure cooker) until it is soft. Drain and place in a bowl and mash with a fork, add the mascarpone cheese, a pinch of nutmeg (if desired) salt and pepper and pour the entire mixture into a small baking pan or microwave oven (I used the wave). Level off well on the surface, cover with Parmesan cheese (so as not to save a few calories) and au gratin in the oven. Enjoy it

0 comments:

Post a Comment