A delicious recipe that’s easy to make—no mixer required

This year, during a wonderful trip to America, I learned how to make amazing pancakes for breakfast! More than the recipe, what I was missing was the technique… in fact, I was always trying to get rid of the lumps in the batter, but I discovered that they’re actually important for making the pancakes fluffy and super soft!

Christmas is approaching, and desserts, chocolate, and cocoa are flowing like water. We’re here to “help” by adding fuel to the fire: marbled brownies are a great recipe to bring to pre-Christmas dinners if you’re tired of the usual panetùn or pandoro! The recipe serves 8–12 people and is very easy to follow.

Nutella is launching its new jars—what do you want me to do? Just stand there and watch? A-B-S-O-L-U-T-E-L-Y not! Ah-ha! NO-NO! So here’s the new recipe for the Nutella roll! A recipe for a super-delicious snack! If you don’t like Nutella but still want a roll, try my blackberry roll ;). Let’s not waste any time—let’s get started.

To get ready for the cooler weather that’s bound to arrive sooner or later, today I’m sharing a recipe for coconut brownies. They’re perfect for any occasion, but don’t gobble them all up—they’re pretty filling! I often make these to bring to work for a break with coworkers, as a weekend treat, or for dinner parties. It’s very quick to prepare, takes about 30 minutes to bake, and a sprinkle of coconut flour is optional—plus, it’s impossible to mess this up! It’s one of those recipes to always keep on hand for last-minute guests and when you’re short on ideas: this classic is always there to save the day!

We couldn’t leave out the classic recipe par excellence: coffee tiramisu! I even managed to get my boyfriend—who doesn’t like coffee—to eat it. Unbelievable! If you’re not crazy about coffee either, why not try my two variations—strawberry (RECIPE HERE) and pineapple (LINK)!

As I promised, here’s the crispiest version of the most famous recipe on my little blog: the one for Hard “coccoretti del beglio.”(You can find the softer, more classic version by clicking here). Just like the previous recipe, there are very few ingredients, and it’s even easier to make!

With this heat, getting into the kitchen is quite a challenge, I know! I assure you, though, that once you’ve made them, let them cool, and tasted them, these goat cheese and white chocolate tartlets will be well worth the effort! It’s a very easy recipe to follow, but the results are guaranteed! Give it a try and let me know how they turn out!

Summer started just a few days ago—did you see that cool logo we made to celebrate? :D . My first summer recipe this year is **wild berry tartlets—**a truly mouthwatering dessert. I filled it this way because these were the ingredients I had on hand, but you can really get creative with the combinations! Have a great summer and enjoy your vacation, whether you’re having fun at the beach, in the mountains, or wherever you like!

Forgive me, I lied to you: they are quick, but compared to traditional croissant recipes… since they’re yeast-risen, keep in mind that you’ll need about 3 hours for rising and 30–40 minutes for preparation! The advantage is that you can freeze them and eat them in the morning, maybe filled with jam, Nutella, or whatever else you like in croissants! ;) .