Showing posts with label Raisins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Raisins. Show all posts

Old-Fashioned Raisin Cake

Old-Fashioned Raisin Cake
This Old Fashioned Raisin Cake & Walnut is a trip down memory lane, an old fashioned cake filled with warm spices, juicy raisins and crunchy walnuts. Raisin cake is the ultimate cake for tea, coffee and for our snack as a snack.
With its vintage charm and moist crumb, this old-fashioned raisin cake is a traditional recipe.
Its moist texture is a dream, striking the perfect balance between fluffy and firm. To finish off the baked raisin cake, you can keep it plain or sprinkle some powdered sugar on top.
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work:00:15′ time: 1h:00′ very easy:

Savory Cake with Halloumi & Raisins

Savory Cake with Halloumi & Raisins
A delicious Savory Cake with few ingredients so easy and so economical that it will fit you in many and many, you will make it very often, it will become your favorite in the family for weekdays and holidays. The kids will love it.
It goes everywhere and will keep you happy at home for a quick meal, combined with a fresh salad. At work, at school, on a trip, gathering for a coffee or a drink, a gift pack for a friendly visit, and much more!
Its composition consists of halloumi cheese, eggs, milk & olive oil. The Corinthian Currant, this wonderful antioxidant from the Greek vineyards, gives it a small drop of sweetness, pleasantly surprising, to every bite. The mint is so perfect with the halloumi that you do not need to add any other aromatic herbs or spices. Gentle and tender inside and well-groomed exterior. Enjoy it with a cool (10-12℃) rosé wine of your choice, it suits it very much!
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work: 15′ time: 1h:00′ easy:

No Knead Walnut Raisin Bread

No Knead Walnut Raisin Bread
Bread without kneading: we know it, we have made it and we like it. But this particular is very tasty and has to do not only with the ingredients it contains but with the time in which it is being prepared. The time matures the leaven and the result is excellent.
We follow the program and dedicate a morning of Saturday & Sunday to complete it -with the second bread rise & baking- to enjoy it with a companion and combined in a brunch, with salty and sweet tastes on a plate of cheese, sausages, butter, jam and honey or whatever else we like. The Bread will, however, be the king of the brunch. Oh, eaten and plain, especially plain!
The organization of the long wait for the preparation of this bread is made on the basis of the following timetable and which we must follow. In the standby time we do not discount. Since you do not knead let the time do the work for us.
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  • 18:00 make the dough
  • 10:00 next day start the second rise
  • 11:30 turn on the oven with the cast iron pot in
  • 12:00 bake the bread
  • 13:00 you have ready, hot, baked bread!
work: 20′ time: 18h:00′ easy:

Cookies with Halva & Raisins

Cookies with Halva & Raisins
These biscuits are "official", luxurious and ideal to be offered in a sunday relaxing breakfast or in an afternoon meeting with loved ones and the family at a small call friends for coffee and chat or a tea and sympathy as they did once in the grandiose houses with the habits of the old aristocracy. Surely we can not stop enjoying them with hot tea or openings in the middle with freshly ground butter and homemade orange marmalade.
They are made easily and quickly, consumed without remorse and without restraint. They are fluffy, plump & scratchy. Their sugar content is small because Halva (with Super Fruits) and Raisins, the Greek super antioxidant, add enough sweetness. We are sure you will love them as much as we do.
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work: 30′ time: 45′ easy:

Crispy Pies with Spinach, Pine & Raisins

Crispy Pies with Spinach, Pine & Raisins
Make and share these mini pies, wrapped in crisp crust phyllo pastry sheets, with delicious filling and easy process of making them. Roasted pine nuts, roasted sesame seeds and raisins in their filling give a completely different taste to these individual pies from the classic version of a spinach pie, at least as we know most.
These pies were made with frozen spinach that often solves our hands in preparations for banquets or fast cooking by students, workers and not only.
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work: 30′ time: 40′ easy:

Apple Strudel

Apple Strudel
Although the contenders of its origin are the Austrians and Germans it does not concern us here, since pretty much all Central Europe and the Balkans have to show similar "pies" in roll form and fruit inside. Infinite variations but the combination of thin, crisp phyllo pastry sheet in layered form of the roll and the soft, sweet fruit inside is the winner of taste.
Wonderful aromas, mild acidic flavors, sweet surprises from the presence of the jam & raisins and very crispy phyllo pastry sheet make this dessert excellent. The almond ground offers refined tones on the palate.
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work: 30′ time: 1h:15′ medium:

Sweet & Spicy Apple Chutney

Sweet & Spicy Apple Chutney
Chutney or Chatni is a sauce/spicy jam from Kitchens of India, which can vary… One offshoot has rooted in Anglo-Indian cuisine to gain even as many variations and adapt to another flavor culture.
It is usually with vegetables and fruits, such as onion, garlic, rhubarb, apples, peaches, orange, plum, etc. with which one can make a milder pickle. Add vinegar or apple cider vinegar in recipes of Chutney English style, aimed traditionally give long life, so as to maintain for use throughout the year. Brown or dark sugar (usually Demerara to replace the jaggery in some Indian sweet chutney) and spices, which are usually used, fenugreek, coriander, cumin, cinnamon.
The whole produces a sweet and spicy pickle, with sweet and fruity flavors, with a strong presence of ginger, but a softer product, which in Western Kitchen is built to accompany savory dishes. Usually eaten with Cheddar cheeses or cured meats and poultry, usually in cold meals a pub.
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εργασία: 15′ χρόνος: 30′ πολύ εύκολο:

Cream & Raisin Puff Pastry Rolls

Cream & Raisin Puff Pastry Rolls
These pastry rolls are filled with a sweet filling, velvety soft confectionery cream, and blond raisins sultanas. It is mildly sweet, slightly crunchy from the outside, and softly and gently from the inside. The Pastry Cream -rich, thick, and creamy custard- gives the dessert a unique taste, and raisins, this stunning -superfood- dried grapes of Greece, take it off. They are quickly eaten very pleasant at all times and very popular with children. Yours!

work: 30′ time: 1h:00′ easy: