Description
This recipe was born just as spontaneously, as my beloved husband was seized by an attack of sciatica. And when he, poor thing, with a sore lower back and foaming at the mouth all complained to me at his grave share, rang at the door. "Hi, is nick home?" asked old friend of my husband and disarming (in his view) a smile and without waiting for an answer, boldly squeezed into the doorway. I thought, "However, this late visit was in a series of "Walked, stumbled, and woke up... right at the door of your apartment"", but, recollecting himself in time, I politely asked, "what about Dinner?" "Thank you, just tea," he said. "Well, come on in, make yourself comfortable," I said. Yeah, no matter how well we know this tea. First rum, liqueur, cherry brandy, and the next morning the brine. But today was a different case, my husband was not in good shape or not in the mood. The situation seems painfully familiar? So my advice is definitely useful.
Ingredients
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300 g
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50 g
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6 tsp
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20 g
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15 g
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Cooking
We will prepare a dessert of your existing home products: children's vanilla curd, biscuits, condensed milk, coconut, sprinkles.
So, first put the kettle, it will boil dessert is ready. The time has gone. Prepare biscuits. Put it in a bag and mash the jump rope into a powder. Ready!
Put in a separate container sprinkles, cookies, and coconut flakes.
Expandable curds and split each pack in half.
Roll in the palms of six balls.
In each ball make a finger groove.
Pour in the deepening of condensed milk.
Suscipiam the hole and form a ball.
Roll in different toppings and spread on a platter. Dessert is ready! That's the kettle boiled. Pour in a Cup of hot, crisp, fragrant teas and the Royal posture, not to move a muscle trembled, solemnly invite to the table.
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