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which has to raise for a couple of hours now, it's made with sourdough and a little yeast last night, it raised till this morning, it has only raisins butter and sugar in the dough, I streched flat like I do for Gubana, dusted it with almonds flour and spread on it figs marmellata, then rolled it like a strudel and shaped like a Gubana.
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Magnificent for sure!
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Sounds lovely
I'm making pumpkin pie tonight so I've got my fingers crossed for that too ![]()
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in diretta from Friuli
thanks Joy and rhia
p.s. there is also a handful of fresh milled barley flour, and I brushed its surface with eggs' whites and sprinkled it with sugar and cold water with my hands ,,,,, a sort of blessing before it disappears into the oven
all this just in case I am asked to it again with the same recipe
........... I will come here to discover what I did ![]()
p.p.s. 5 mins oven at 250° and 45 at 160°
it looks not bad ........... I still do not know how it tastes ![]()
p.p.p.s.not bad
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Last edited by madamada (Wed 28 Oct 09 7:05pm)
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It sounds fabulous! ![]()
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Your dish sounds wonderful. Reminded me of this one that we had in Mallorca:
http://www.ensaimadademallorca.com/wen/
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thanks for the wonderful link and thought MsP I'll investigate as usual reading reading forgetting mixing and then doing what I feel at the moment I put my hands in the dough
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thank you all who kept fingers crossed and commented
this is the beauty of this site
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p.s who knows more about this, i.e. what are the "capelli d'angelo " mentioned for th filling?? cooked pumpkin or shredded dough??, there is pumpkin marmellata as well it must be mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
I would avoid lard and use butter
anyway, my recipe was in the air I think and I did not read and copied it well, as usual ![]()
Last edited by madamada (Thu 29 Oct 09 12:54pm)
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Capelli d'angelo sounds like it would be Angel hair pasta?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capellini
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yes indeed but how does this go into the filling, raw, boiled, fresh made ones or bought
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capelli d'angelo is the term used for the stringy strands of pumpkin, the dough is very flaky and light, delicate with sweet pumpkin that is moist.
Last edited by MsPablo (Thu 29 Oct 09 3:04pm)
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