There are those couples steels than ever before for anything in the world could separate, or have the same value when placed on their own. Take, for example, and Raimondo Vianello Sandra Mondaini : wrinkled her a snail from the false hair, the huge glasses and ready wit, he's gentle and elderly annelid. Together: a winning, historic Italian television, united to the end. Or Sherlock Holmes and Watson : the wily detective and his roommate / friend who accompanies him in all his adventures. Not to mention Mickey and Minnie , Asterix and Obelix and Ugo Fantozzi and Pina. There are those couples who stay together throughout their existence, and which ultimately we miss in everyday life. Are now rare pairs intended not to separate, to face every moment of rupture strength with, finding support and comfort each other. Moving further, there are also those couples who enhance each other, which are completed by being together, but whose individual elements can be designed very well even outside the context of the couple. Let's take the chocolate & orange combination , now tested by the super field of cooking and perfumery. The two tastes, being together, buying another thickness. However, they are slothful and treacherous: the chocolate is super even with pepper, orange with cinnamon . The betrayals are commonplace. Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt, for example, seemed to belong to the first category: the fine now if Brad does, however, with Angelina - mica idiots! More and more frequent breaks and separations, often for trivial reasons and silly, which could very well move on. Young couples who marry too early, and divorced after a few months. If you got to do treason, however, it becomes an offense to their self-esteem. Betrayal not only sexual worse may be a betrayal of affection, or cultural, or spiritual. Feel freer to speak with the co-worker rather than with your partner, betraying the trust of a friend. Finally, there are antagonistic pairs, whose members, although in contrast, are complete in this troubled relationship. Who was Achilles if there had been Ettore ? Achaean hero among many, certainly not one of the major characters of the 'Iliad. " And Federer is more glory in overcoming Nadal playing tennis, rather than one of Williams. Or, more simply, in school or work if we are in someone with expertise, however, we are driven to always do our best and overcome ourselves.
reports in a couple, therefore, can be manifold: the element that we find beautiful is complete, it is a man who has a pair of shoes, but One should always remember the saying "better alone than badly accompanied."
Today the recipe for a cake born from my cloudy mind and the union of two ingredients that are now a de facto couples : greek yoghurt and honey. The sweetness of honey blends perfectly with the sour taste of yogurt, and its viscous consistency with the compactness of its dairy products typical of Greece. I thought, not wrong, they would be well in the company of eggs, flour and sugar and thus have been a 'winning combination for breakfast.
Plum cake with honey and greek yoghurt
Ingredients
250 g flour 00 g
200 Total 0% greek yogurt
100 g brown sugar 2 heaping tablespoons of acacia honey (or wildflower)
70-80 g milk 50 g butter 2 eggs
half a bag of baking powder a pinch of salt
a teaspoon of vanilla extract 50 g refined sugar
procedure
Work well with a whisk in a bowl, the eggs and sugar cane. Then add the greek yogurt, melted butter and honey, mixing well. Join, little by little, the flour sifted with baking powder, salt, vanilla and milk (add more if the dough does not seem quite soft), stirring constantly. Butter Grease a cake tin, and cover it with refined sugar, so that sticking to the sides. Pour the freshly prepared dough and bake in preheated oven at 180 degrees for 40 minutes (that is, the famous test-stick).
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