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Old Place, New – carb-loaded! – Soul Food |
"Spazzare" is Italian and translates to "sweeping (up)". ![]() And exactly that is what I did the day before I left for a business trip in the end of August. And these yums (probably helped along by a recipe in a German foodie mag ![]() They are not only perfect as victuals, or portable lunch, or party food, but also to use up all the sad remnants drifting along not only in the fridge. ![]() ![]() Swept-up Yum is the best Yum, because it's how new dishes emerge. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Serves: 12 muffins Prep Time: about 1 hr Degree of Difficulty: Easy WE NEED 1 red onion 1 red bell pepper 1-2 tsp fresh rosemary 100 gr / 3.5 oz. Parmegiano Reggiano Only the real thing as its a protected designation, means: the cheese may ONLY come from the regions in Italy where it's actually made; otherwise, it may not be called that. And you taste the few extra dollars. ![]() ![]() 250 gr / 8.8 oz. flour Organic spelt flour here. It 's easier to digest as many of its vitamins and fibers are still in it, compared to white flour. In the US that flour is on top highly contaminated with agricultural pesticides ![]() ![]() 2 tsp baking powder 2 eggs 180 ml / 6 US fl.oz. buttermilk 40 gr / 1.5 oz. pine nuts WE DO 1. Preheat the oven to 180°C / 350°F fan/convection. 2. Finely Chop onion, bell pepper + rosemary. Grate the parmesan. 3. Mix flour, baking powder + 1/2 tsp salt in a bowl. Add parmesan, eggs + buttermilk and stir in bell pepper, onion, rosemary + pine nuts. 4. Fill into the mold. If you're using a silicone one don't grease it as it destroys the anti-stick property. ![]() ![]() 5. Bake for 20 minutes, remove from the oven, let cool on a rack. Guten Hunger! ![]() ![]() |