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Featured item : Green Apple/Cucumber/Olive Oil Sorbet

Purpose :

Make a recipe that is simple, cheap and refreshing. In order to cool us for the coming summer.

Serves 5-7 portions.

Material :

  • 2 Granny Smith Apples
  • 1 cucumber (mine was 1,5 dm long approx.)
  • 1.5 tablespoon of olive oil
  • half a cup of water
  • half a cup of sugar
  • Ice cream machine
  • Blender

Procedure :

  1. Prepare the syrup. In a saucepan, add the sugar to the water. put on low heat. Basically you dissolve the sugar in the water 
  2. Take the skin off the apples, and cut the apples and discard the core. Cut the cucumber in rings. Make sure you cleaned them first.  Put into a blender and blend. (Add 1/4 cup of water if necessary).
  3. Add the syrup to the blend [of apple and cucumber].
  4. Cool down
  5. You may blend the olive oil with the mixture at this point, OR add it while in the ice cream maker. The olive oil doesn’t like to stay in the aqueous mixture, so it is important to add at last minute, and to put in the ice cream machine as fast as possible.
  6. Serve. It is better to eat on the spot, you may put it in the freezer but leave it out 5 minutes before serving.

Conclusion :

nom nom.

Apple Crumble.

My attempt at making an apple crumble.

I thought it would be a fail as I put too much butter in the graham crumbs. But as Julia Child said “With enough butter, anything is good”

The crumbs were too big, but after cooking it’s not that bad. The apples tasted great!

MASSIVE FAIL!

UPDATE : My Panna Cotta was a massive fail, although it did taste good, it was just liquid. I think I didn’t put enough gelatin… :(, so basically it was a sweet vanilla-flavoured milk drink with some raspberries inside… FAIL!!!

Tonight’s cooking was Panna Cotta with Raspberries.

Here’s what mine look like :

Here’s what it should look like :

*picture taken from the book “What to cook & How to cook it” by Jane Hornby,

I shall do a review when I’m done with it!

But the cooling process requires 6 hours, I’ll let it sit for the rest of the night. Can’t wait to see how it will taste like!

I’m making a note here : Huge success.

Not bad for a first time at cooking.

Menu :

  • Butter/Sugar French Toast & Poached Eggs
  • Mousse Chocolat with raspberries

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