
Resep Roti Manis
ROTI MANIS
Bahan resep Roti:
1. 300 gr tepung terigu
2. 100 gr margarine
3. 200 gr gula halus
4. 4 bh kuning telur
5. 1 sdt garam halus
6. 1 ½ dl susu encer
Cara membuat resep roti:
Tepung terigu dicampur dengan semua resep bahan kecuali margarine, lalu diuli sampai menjadi satu adonan yang licin.
Biang roti dimasukkan dan diuli sampai halus dan tidak lengket pada tangan.
Margarin dimasukkan dan diuli selama 20 menit sampai tidak lengket pada tangan ( menguli diatas meja atau papan yang telah ditaburi dengan tepung terigu ) .
Tutup dengan serbet basah lalu biarkan selama 1 jam di panas matahari atau dekat kompor supaya mengembang.
Adonan dibagi – bagi menjadi bulatan – bulatan dari 50 gr.
Bulatan – bulatan ini diletakkan di atas loyang yang telah diolesi margarin lalu biarkan mengembang selama 30 menit.
Bakar dalam oven panas selama 30 menit sampai matang dan berwarna kuning tua.
Sesudah matang bagian atas roti dioles dengan margarin supaya mengkilat.
Catatan resep :
Bahan dan cara membuat biang roti seperti untuk roti tawar.
Jika adonan ini dicampur dengan kismis dan sekada, maka hasilnya menjadi roti kismis
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Low Fat, Low Cholesterol Baked Tortilla Chip with a Mango Salsa
Many low fat low cholesterol recipes are usually bland and un-flavorful but you can find some unique and tasty treats on our website that are full of flavor.
Here are a couple of low fat low cholesterol recipes that are just great for sitting around watching television. For this first Baked Tortilla Chip recipe that is fast to create in your microwave you will need 12 corn tortilla chips, vegetable oil, and salt. Use the vegetable oil and brush the tortilla shells on both sides, now cut each tortilla chip into 6 separate wedges. Place in a single layer in your microwave. Microwave on high for around 1 minutes, then turn the wedges and microwave again for another 1 minutes. Continue turning and cooking at the same intervals until all tortilla chips are crisp. They will become crisper after you remove them from the microwave. Salt the chips after removing them from the microwave. The normal cooking time is around 7 minutes.
The perfect dip for the low fat low cholesterol tortilla chip recipe is the mango salsa recipe which is also low in fat and cholesterol. For this recipe you will need 2 peeled and cubed mangoes, cup of diced red bell pepper, 3 tablespoons of finely chopped basil, 3 tablespoons of vinegar, 4 teaspoons of lemon juice, 2 finely chopped and de-seeded jalapeno peppers, and salt to taste. Mix together all ingredients in a medium size bowl until well blended. Let the salsa warm to room temperature before serving.
You can use the above recipes and change them just a bit to add new and unique flavors and still keep the recipes low fat and low cholesterol. You can add your favorite cheese as long as your purchase low fat and low cholesterol cheese. You can also replace the jalapeno peppers with ordinary green peppers. ***
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by Hans Dekker
About the author: Low Carb, Low Fat Section at Steaks-Guide.com
For more information visit our site where we feature a great many delicious low-fat low-carb recipes.
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Colombian Coffee
Grown at high altitudes and tended with painstaking care in the shade of banana and rubber trees, Colombian coffee is among the best in the world, rich, full-bodied, and perfectly balanced. Coffea Arabica L., more commonly known as the Arabica bean, prefers higher altitudes and drier climates than its cousin, the lower quality Robusta bean (C. Robusta). Therefore, the arid mountains and the well-drained, rich volcanic soil of Colombia provide ideal conditions for growing high quality coffee.
Colombian coffee is grown in two main regions, the central region around Medellin, Armenia and Manizales, known as MAM to aficionados, and the eastern, more mountainous region near Bogot and Bucaramanga. MAM varietals are known for their heavy body, rich flavor and fine, balanced acidity while the mountain grown eastern beans produce an even richer, heavier, less acidic coffee. The finest Colombian coffee comes from this region.
It is not known for sure when coffee first reached Colombia but many historians believe it to be around the same time Jesuit priests first began arriving from Europe in the mid 16th century. The first exports of Colombian coffee began in 1835 when around 2500 bags were exported to the U.S. By 1875 170,000 bags were leaving the country bound for the U.S. and Europe. The exports grew exponentially over the next hundred years or so and peaked in 1992 at around 17 million bags. Today, Colombian coffee exports are around 10 million bags per year.
For many decades Colombia was the world s second leading producer of coffee behind Brazil. Recently, Vietnam surpassed Colombia in coffee exports to take the number two seat and move Colombia into a close third. However, the old adage of quality over quantity certainly applies here. The Arabica bean does not grow well in Vietnam. Only the hearty, yet inferior, Robusta is suited for the low, wet climate of Vietnam. Colombian coffee is far superior and is considered by many coffee experts to be the finest in the world.
Any discussion on Colombian coffee would not be complete without mentioning the wildly successful marketing campaign created by the National Federation of Colombian Coffee Growers in 1959 which introduced the world to the friendly and affable Juan Valdez. Though a fictitious character, the poncho clad, sombrero wearing Juan Valdez gave a face to the humble coffee picker and created a mystique and aura of romance that still survives today. A recent survey reported that 85% of Americans still associate the name Juan Valdez with Colombian coffee. Quite an accomplishment, especially considering that only 75% acknowledged recognizing the name Dan Quayle. ***
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by Randy Wilson
About the author: You can find more articles on coffee such as Hawaiian Coffee, Coffee and Alzheimers Diesease and Coffee and Health.
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