Mane truputį patraukė prie itališkos virtuvės 🙂 Ir vienas iš žinomiausių (?) itališkų gėrimų yra Limoncello – citrinų užpiltinė. Esu ragavęs pirktos iš parduotuvės, bet pagalvojau, kad būtų įdomu pasigaminti šį gėrimą namuose. Tad, taip ir padariau 🙂 Apibendrinant – vertėjo! Sudėtis: Paimkite…
Author: <span>Ernestas Kardzys</span>
Pagalvojau, kad laikas išsikepti ką nors naujo ir skanaus. Pavyzdžiui, naują šašlykų receptą. Bandome: Supjaustome svogūnus griežinėliais, sumetam į indą, užbarstome druskos (nepagailėkit). Rankomis TVIRTAI suspaudome svogūnus, kol jie taps minkštoki ir tokie šlapi – reiškia, išsispyrė sultys. Gerai. Paimame petražoles, nupjaustome blogus…
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