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souvenir photo ... MILK AND CREAM ... I'm sad ...



Well, while looking for photos to be included in the video for 18y.o. of my brother, I came across this picture ....
dear coast, is certainly not the picture in which smile more ... but a testament to how our deep and lasting bond !!!!!!!

you want a lot of good !!!!!!!!!!!!!

PS I'm the one curly ..

the recipe of which I speak today, is one of those handed down from one generation to another ... the cream filling for cakes ...

custard can not be defined because there are many egg ... I suggest you try it because it is delicate stuff ... great for pies, tarts, cream puffs ... I use it everywhere:

CREAM mother's milk (the recipe is her .. give to Caesar what is Caesar's)

4cucchiai full of sugar

4cucchiai filled with flour

1uovo whole (mother only makes the yolk .. I put the whole) milk 500ml

flavorings to taste

100-150ml of cream mounted (to be added to cold cream)

mix flour and sugar

add a little milk to mix well without lumps.

combine the egg and flavorings, and then the remaining milk!

bring to a boil stirring constantly.

let cool cream (usually I keep in the fridge overnight ... but if you have even less time is fine) and add the whipped cream !!!!!

is very good!!

here, I used to stuff a base of pastry ... delicious!

I recommend it highly!

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Un pò di fantasia

After the summer and with a little free time we can give rein to the imagination. Sometimes just a small idea and fabric scraps. This bag I made many years ago with a scrap of fabric to be used for a tapestry tablecloth. Then, on the plea of \u200b\u200bsoutache boteh I applied I had at home sewed by hand, I finally finished with a chain stitch.
On the right we see the bag lying on the enlarged at the bottom is a rectangle of cloth ...

To give shape to the bag I used the fabric on which I placed a foam or thin layer of synthetic cotton wool. The cover with two pockets I have a shirt made from decommissioned.

The handles are made of two strips of bias fabric, sewn drawstring, in which I put a cordon no trace. The "buttons" are two "roses" slanting created with cloth and rolled on itself to form a flower.