Yesterday, wandering Foodblog as my usual, I remain enchanted by the sympathy of Sara and her blog, Cook and the City and found a nice test, "SIGN OF FOOD THAT YOU?"
I do the test and proves to be Hot .... The description? Nothing could be more right!
To enter the contest I have to choose between a sweet and sour recipe, a persistent and umami, and I choose to make a "Umami" because I remember seeing in another blog, that I was immediately captured, a Plumcake which is fine On this occasion, given the presence of essential Parmesan, this is the blog of Marilena " A Tavola with Simplicity ".
I tweaked the recipe a bit according to my tastes and my pantry but it came off a great Plumcake Mediterranean, fragrant (as well as my kitchen, how nice!) and soft.
Here the ingredients for my version:
-180 g flour
-1 / 2 tablespoon baking pies for
-2 eggs -2
diced tomatoes with salt and put to drain for ten minutes
-125 grams of grain
-10 black olives pitted
-6 tablespoons milk
-6 tablespoons olive oil -1 teaspoon of sugar
-teaspoon of thyme
-teaspoon of thyme
-teaspoon of marjoram
-1 teaspoon of garlic and chili powder
-salt and pepper -1 teaspoon of garlic and chili powder
-butter and bread crumbs for the mold
I put all the ingredients into Thermomix except tomatoes and olives, and shake to vel.6 for 30 sec.
Then I added tomatoes and olives and I blended the mixture with the counterclockwise for 10 seconds at Speed \u200b\u200b3.
Butter the loaf pan (I use that kind of mold as short and wide rather than long and narrow) I dusted with breadcrumbs and I adjusted the mixture leveling them well. Fired
I cooked in a preheated oven for 45 'to 180 °, but depends on the ovens in theory it should take less time. To do it right the toothpick test after 30 ', if the toothpick is dry it is ready otherwise increase the cooking time. And here's my
plumcake:
With this recipe I participate in. ...