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Lemon brioches: the recipe

September 15, 2020 by Lucia D'Ulivo in Dessert

The cold and rainy September this year pushed me to put the ice cream maker aside and turn on the oven earlier than expected. Not that I mind it, because baked recipes are absolutely my favorite.

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September 15, 2020 /Lucia D'Ulivo
Desserts, Brioche, Fresh yeast, Baking, Gluten
Dessert
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Speedy focaccia: pro and cons

July 11, 2020 by Lucia D'Ulivo in Starters

The lockdown has been an occasion to dedicate some time to baking. Even myself has attempted to grow LI.CO.LI, the liquid sourdough (with a poor outcome, though, but that’s a topic for another post!), not to mention backing brioches, pizza, focaccia and so on. Not bad, eh?

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July 11, 2020 /Lucia D'Ulivo
Gluten, Baking, Licoli, Flours
Starters
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3 tips to make brioches (and reasons why they shouldn't be confused with croissants)

April 21, 2020 by Lucia D'Ulivo

Brioches are neither cornetti nor croissants, even if in Italy those terms are used interchangeably. Brioches are sweet buns that, differently from cornetti and croissants, are not layered. Example of Italian brioches are the Roman maritozzo or the polacchina.

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April 21, 2020 /Lucia D'Ulivo
Gluten, Brioche, Flours, Desserts
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Seitan: the recipe

January 27, 2019 by Lucia D'Ulivo in Main courses

Would you like to make some lasagne, tagliatelle with ragù (called also Bolognese sauce) or rather a burger for your vegan friend, but you have no clue how to replace the meat? Well, Asian solved this problem centuries ago, by inventing seitan, better known also as “mock meat”.

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January 27, 2019 /Lucia D'Ulivo
Gluten, Vegetarian, Vegan, Seitan
Main courses
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Countdown for pandoro and panettone: little recap

December 16, 2018 by Lucia D'Ulivo

Christmas is approaching and, as every year, I can’t help baking the usual panettone. And given that, I became a pro (well, almost) with this type of preparation, this year I decided to surprise my guests with another classical of the Italian Christmas: the pandoro.

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December 16, 2018 /Lucia D'Ulivo
Gluten, Desserts, Baking
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