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  1. This is a very good piedmontese recipe. Amaretti are typical piedmontese
    cookies.
    To make this cake you don't need any baking powder nor flour. The only thing
    you have to do, is cooking it at low fire for 2 hours. (I always cook it
    with convention oven)
    Have a good cake!
    Cheers
    Pandora

    Amaretti's Cake.

    Category: cakes
    Nb persons: 0

    800g apples - sliced
    1tbs water
    400g amaretti cookies - crumbled
    150g sugar
    120g chocolate - dark and chopped
    3 eggs - whole
    2tbs breadcrumbs
    1tbs cocoa - powder
    1tbs orange - grated skin
    1tsp cinnamon - powder
    5tbs Rum

    Cut the apples in slices of about 5 millimeters of thickness (without skin)
    and cook them (together with sugar and 1tbs of water) in a covered pan at
    low fire for about 20 minutes. When the apples are cooked, let them cool a
    little, then whip them in a mixer and put the purée in a bowl. Add to the
    purée
    the crumbled amaretti, the chopped chocolate; the breadcrumbs; the cocoa
    and the eggs. Mix all these ingredients and then add cinnamon; grated orange
    skin and rum. Mix again.
    Butter and flour a cake pan (instead of flour you can use breadcrumb). Put
    inside the mixture. Cook in the oven at 140C for two hours.
    In this cake no baking powder, nor flour!

    Nutritional facts (daily value):
    Calories 1.965kcal
    Protein 27g (53%)
    Total Fat 52g (80%)
    Sat. 26g (131%)
    Chol. 558mg (186%)
    Carb. 343g (114%)
    Fiber 21g (84%)
    Sugars 298g
    Calcium 210mg (21%)
    Iron 9mg (50%)

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    Exported from Shop'NCook 3.1 (http://www.shopncook.com)

  2. Today is my father in law birthday and I made for him , just now, the
    amaretti's cake.
    I put over some chopped hazelnuts and some condensed milk (it seams like a
    sunflower, isn't it)? Loook at the photo:
    http://tinypic.com/bhhxq8.jpg
    Very good. You shoul try it.
    have a nice cake
    Pandora
    ps. For the cake of this morning I've used half quantity of ingredients and
    a pudding mould.

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    "Pandora" <[email hidden]> ha scritto nel messaggio
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    Quoted message said:

    This is a very good piedmontese recipe. Amaretti are typical piedmontese
    cookies.
    To make this cake you don't need any baking powder nor flour. The only
    thing you have to do, is cooking it at low fire for 2 hours. (I always
    cook it with convention oven)
    Have a good cake!
    Cheers
    Pandora

    Amaretti's Cake.

    Category: cakes
    Nb persons: 0

    800g apples - sliced
    1tbs water
    400g amaretti cookies - crumbled
    150g sugar
    120g chocolate - dark and chopped
    3 eggs - whole
    2tbs breadcrumbs
    1tbs cocoa - powder
    1tbs orange - grated skin
    1tsp cinnamon - powder
    5tbs Rum

    Cut the apples in slices of about 5 millimeters of thickness (without
    skin) and cook them (together with sugar and 1tbs of water) in a covered
    pan at low fire for about 20 minutes. When the apples are cooked, let them
    cool a little, then whip them in a mixer and put the purée in a bowl. Add
    to the purée
    the crumbled amaretti, the chopped chocolate; the breadcrumbs; the cocoa
    and the eggs. Mix all these ingredients and then add cinnamon; grated
    orange skin and rum. Mix again.
    Butter and flour a cake pan (instead of flour you can use breadcrumb). Put
    inside the mixture. Cook in the oven at 140C for two hours.
    In this cake no baking powder, nor flour!

    Nutritional facts (daily value):
    Calories 1.965kcal
    Protein 27g (53%)
    Total Fat 52g (80%)
    Sat. 26g (131%)
    Chol. 558mg (186%)
    Carb. 343g (114%)
    Fiber 21g (84%)
    Sugars 298g
    Calcium 210mg (21%)
    Iron 9mg (50%)

    ----------

    Exported from Shop'NCook 3.1 (http://www.shopncook.com)

  3. Pandora said:

    Today is my father in law birthday and I made for him , just now, the
    amaretti's cake.
    I put over some chopped hazelnuts and some condensed milk (it seams like a
    sunflower, isn't it)? Loook at the photo:
    http://tinypic.com/bhhxq8.jpg
    Very good. You shoul try it.
    have a nice cake
    Pandora
    ps. For the cake of this morning I've used half quantity of ingredients and
    a pudding mould.


    It looks fantastic.

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    Pandora said:

    Today is my father in law birthday and I made for him , just now, the
    amaretti's cake.
    I put over some chopped hazelnuts and some condensed milk (it seams like
    a sunflower, isn't it)? Loook at the photo:
    http://tinypic.com/bhhxq8.jpg
    Very good. You shoul try it.
    have a nice cake
    Pandora
    ps. For the cake of this morning I've used half quantity of ingredients
    and a pudding mould.


    It looks fantastic.

    Thank you jake, I must try your focaccia 🙂

  5. "Pandora" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    | "jake" <[email hidden]> ha scritto nel messaggio
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    | > Pandora wrote:
    | >
    | >> Today is my father in law birthday and I made for him , just now, the
    | >> amaretti's cake.
    | >> I put over some chopped hazelnuts and some condensed milk (it seams
    like
    | >> a sunflower, isn't it)? Loook at the photo:
    | >> http://tinypic.com/bhhxq8.jpg
    | >> Very good. You shoul try it.
    | >> have a nice cake
    | >> Pandora
    | >> ps. For the cake of this morning I've used half quantity of ingredients
    | >> and a pudding mould.
    | >>
    | >>
    | > It looks fantastic.
    |
    | Thank you jake, I must try your focaccia 🙂
    |
    I have a question about the condensed milk. Did it soak into the cake at
    all? Did you have any left overs? I am wondering how the condensed milk
    would have affected the cake sitting over night. (I understand it would
    need to be refrigerated)

    Debbie

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    "Pandora" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    | "jake" <[email hidden]> ha scritto nel messaggio
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    | > Pandora wrote:
    | >
    | >> Today is my father in law birthday and I made for him , just now, the
    | >> amaretti's cake.
    | >> I put over some chopped hazelnuts and some condensed milk (it seams
    like
    | >> a sunflower, isn't it)? Loook at the photo:
    | >> http://tinypic.com/bhhxq8.jpg
    | >> Very good. You shoul try it.
    | >> have a nice cake
    | >> Pandora
    | >> ps. For the cake of this morning I've used half quantity of
    ingredients
    | >> and a pudding mould.
    | >>
    | >>
    | > It looks fantastic.
    |
    | Thank you jake, I must try your focaccia 🙂
    |
    I have a question about the condensed milk. Did it soak into the cake at
    all? Did you have any left overs? I am wondering how the condensed milk
    would have affected the cake sitting over night. (I understand it would
    need to be refrigerated)

    Debbie

    Dear Debbie, it didn't sok into the cake. When I put it on the cake it was
    very liquid. That explains why I could imitate the sun rays of the
    garnishing (it tripped trough the sides of the cake 🙂 )
    But when I put it in the fridge, the condensed milk soon became a sort of
    hard cream. We should eat in the evening, so i left the cake in the fridge
    till one hour before serving.
    BTW, It hadn't affect the cake.
    Cheers
    Pandora
    I

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  7. "Pandora" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    | "Debbie" <[email hidden]> ha scritto nel messaggio
    | news:[email hidden]...
    | >
    | > "Pandora" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    | > news:[email hidden]...
    | > |
    | > | "jake" <[email hidden]> ha scritto nel messaggio
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    | > | > Pandora wrote:
    | > | >
    | > | >> Today is my father in law birthday and I made for him , just now,
    the
    | > | >> amaretti's cake.
    | > | >> I put over some chopped hazelnuts and some condensed milk (it seams
    | > like
    | > | >> a sunflower, isn't it)? Loook at the photo:
    | > | >> http://tinypic.com/bhhxq8.jpg
    | > | >> Very good. You shoul try it.
    | > | >> have a nice cake
    | > | >> Pandora
    | > | >> ps. For the cake of this morning I've used half quantity of
    | > ingredients
    | > | >> and a pudding mould.
    | > | >>
    | > | >>
    | > | > It looks fantastic.
    | > |
    | > | Thank you jake, I must try your focaccia 🙂
    | > |
    | > I have a question about the condensed milk. Did it soak into the cake
    at
    | > all? Did you have any left overs? I am wondering how the condensed
    milk
    | > would have affected the cake sitting over night. (I understand it would
    | > need to be refrigerated)
    | >
    | > Debbie
    |
    | Dear Debbie, it didn't sok into the cake. When I put it on the cake it was
    | very liquid. That explains why I could imitate the sun rays of the
    | garnishing (it tripped trough the sides of the cake 🙂 )
    | But when I put it in the fridge, the condensed milk soon became a sort of
    | hard cream. We should eat in the evening, so i left the cake in the fridge
    | till one hour before serving.
    | BTW, It hadn't affect the cake.

    Thanks Pandora. I have never used condensed milk in this manner. Will have
    to try it sometime.

    Debbie

  8. "Debbie" <[email hidden]> ha scritto nel messaggio
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    "Pandora" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    | "Debbie" <[email hidden]> ha scritto nel messaggio
    | news:[email hidden]...
    | >
    | > "Pandora" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    | > news:[email hidden]...
    | > |
    | > | "jake" <[email hidden]> ha scritto nel messaggio
    | > | news:[email hidden]...
    | > | > Pandora wrote:
    | > | >
    | > | >> Today is my father in law birthday and I made for him , just now,
    the
    | > | >> amaretti's cake.
    | > | >> I put over some chopped hazelnuts and some condensed milk (it
    seams
    | > like
    | > | >> a sunflower, isn't it)? Loook at the photo:
    | > | >> http://tinypic.com/bhhxq8.jpg
    | > | >> Very good. You shoul try it.
    | > | >> have a nice cake
    | > | >> Pandora
    | > | >> ps. For the cake of this morning I've used half quantity of
    | > ingredients
    | > | >> and a pudding mould.
    | > | >>
    | > | >>
    | > | > It looks fantastic.
    | > |
    | > | Thank you jake, I must try your focaccia 🙂
    | > |
    | > I have a question about the condensed milk. Did it soak into the cake
    at
    | > all? Did you have any left overs? I am wondering how the condensed
    milk
    | > would have affected the cake sitting over night. (I understand it
    would
    | > need to be refrigerated)
    | >
    | > Debbie
    |
    | Dear Debbie, it didn't sok into the cake. When I put it on the cake it
    was
    | very liquid. That explains why I could imitate the sun rays of the
    | garnishing (it tripped trough the sides of the cake 🙂 )
    | But when I put it in the fridge, the condensed milk soon became a sort
    of
    | hard cream. We should eat in the evening, so i left the cake in the
    fridge
    | till one hour before serving.
    | BTW, It hadn't affect the cake.

    Thanks Pandora. I have never used condensed milk in this manner. Will
    have
    to try it sometime.

    Debbie

    You are welcome.
    cheers
    Pandora

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