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域名年龄: 16年3个月23天注册时间: 2008-01-15
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HomeAboutPressRecipe IndexMonthly ArchiveHow-ToConversionLinksShopAzeriLight Chocolate Chip CookiesNo Comment | October 24, 2013 | Posted in Chocolate, Cookies & BarsI was planning on a completely different recipe for today’s post but changed my mind. The culprit is the photo of the freshly baked cookies I boasted about on my instagram account. I was immediately asked for the recipe. And I couldn’t say no. So here it is. The recipe for the chocolate chip cookies I made today for my ever-cookie-hungry kids.So chocolate chip cookies you may say. Heard and seen a hundred times. How is this recipe different from any other chocolate chip cookie recipe out there?Well, these cookies are lighter, much lighter than their butter-sugar-chocolate laden cousins (I confess - I don’t mind enjoying them from time to time). Only 4 ounces of butter is used to make 4 dozen cookies. Yet they are so so good - a bit crisp on the outside, and soft on the inside. Just like they should be, chocolate chip cookies. Enjoy!Continue Reading… Light Chocolate Chip Cookies| No CommentShare|Photo Tour - Part II9 Comments | October 18, 2013 | Posted in Azerbaijan, TravelMy little relative in Ordubad, holding a sunflower full of seeds. Fresh from the garden. We enjoyed the seeds afterwards around a big hospitable table.***I am back to blogging! I returned from Azerbaijan a month and a half ago but have been buried in the work on my cookbook (we are almost there!), hence “abandoned” my blog for some time. Before you say “this girl always does that, I am outta here,” please pause and think about all the wonderful posts that are waiting in line to be be posted here for you. I have tons of recipes that I can’t wait to share with you.I hope you enjoyed my first virtual photo tour from my trip to Azerbaijan. Here’s part II. What can I say? I had a fantastic time back there. Saw a lot of friends, traveled around with my family, sampled delicious food everywhere we went, met new people and made wonderful friends. I also took lots of pictures. Some of them found their way here. Here they are, in no particular order. For you to enjoy and maybe plan your own trip to Azerbaijan, too:) I can’t wait to hear what you think about the photos. Baku, the capital. Samovars, big and small in one of Old City’s tea-houses. Baku’s Old City. Traditional caps for women on sale. Tourists love them! Here’s the first food teaser. Meet the most unusual omelet I have ever seen. A jumbo SWEET omelet. Served as a dessert. This is a traditional “cake” of the Ordubad region. Great news! The recipe will be in my cookbook! Carpet weaving demonstration. Gala village, Baku. These flatbreads filled with meat and sprinkled with sumac - gutabs - are beyond delicious. We sampled them in the region of Zagatala in the northwest. Continue Reading… Photo Tour - Part II | 9 CommentsShare | Page 1 of 9312345678910»...
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