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Nice cake pictures: get inspired! – Italian Cuisine

Nice cake pictures: get inspired!


Let yourself be inspired by this gallery with lots of ideas to decorate your cakes and leave guests speechless!

Looking for inspiration to decorate your next cake? We have collected many nice pictures of cakes for all tastes: chocolate cakes, cakes colored, cakes decorated with fruit, with the sugar paste or with the meringues, but also very simple ideas to decorate a cake at home.

Among the most beautiful photographs of cakes, there is no shortage of ideas to copy for yours birthday cakes, between cakes with irresistible layers and original decorations.

Nice photos: chocolate cakes

In the gallery the most delicious, the chocolate cakes could not. The more sinful they are, the more beautiful they are: green light to icings and at ganache with chocolate that cover the cake and immediately make your mouth water.
With chocolate it is very easy to decorate a cake: just one sac à poche and melted, dark, milk or white chocolate, to create creative decorations directly on the surface of the cake. Read here how to harden chocolate, a fundamental operation to prepare chocolates and shapes for decorations.

Nice cakes with fruit!

Fruit is always an excellent idea to decorate cakes, thanks to its beautiful colors and the possibility of creating striking geometric shapes. Our advice? Always remember to use fresh fruit of the season, firm and sprinkle it first with del lemon juice, so as to prevent it from blackening.

Not only beautiful to look at: here below you will find some of our most beautiful fruit cake recipes!

For the more experienced: decorations with sugar paste

For those who love to have fun with even more excessive shapes and bright colors, there is sugar paste, the queen of cake design. Sugar paste is a modeling paste that is prepared with icing sugar, glucose, gelatine and water and allows you to create fun creations, such as reproductions of characters and objects!

Browse the gallery of beautiful cake photos and choose your favorite!

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Coffee, here are the new Nespresso proposals inspired by Naples and Venice – Italian Cuisine


The new capsules were presented with a special menu of dishes and drinks developed by chef Tommaso Arrigoni and bartender Alex Frezza

Few things manage to unite Italy from north to south like love for the coffee. Because in the end in that cup of espresso that gives us a good morning every morning we find that sip of familiarity that allows us to face the day with the right panache and the right security. He knows it well too Nespresso, which to pay homage to our local traditions linked to coffee has decided to expand its range of intense Italian inspiration with two new references: after Palermo, Rome, Florence, Genoa and the Italian Ristretto, then the special capsules dedicated to Naples it's at Venice.

Intense as Naples, elegant as Venice

The two new coffees offered by Nespresso thus become the perfect transposition of their reference cities into a cup. The soul of Naples is encapsulated in a blend of Robusta and Arabica, characterized by a particularly dense body and a persistent underlying bitterness given by long toasting: the right intensity of taste and consistency to celebrate the undisputed Neapolitan ritual of espresso. The proposal inspired by Venice, however, seems to want to recall the ancient role of the lagoon city as a junction point between the Ottoman Empire and Western Europe. The history of the Republic of San Marco is therefore told through an aromatic coffee in the most delicate way possible, elegantly balanced, with caramel notes and a dense body.

Edoardo Leo and Andrea Delogu.

A party between coffee and stars

The global launch of the new Nespresso references was celebrated with an exclusive event at the spaces of the Napoleonic Eugenia Foundry Milan, a place once dedicated to the production of bells and bronze statues. The evening was led by the journalist and TV presenter Mia Ceran; among the other distinguished guests, the presenter Andrea Delogu, the actress Vittoria Puccini and the actor Alessio Lapice, together with the actor and director Edoardo Leo, back from recent successes in the movie theater The goddess luck is 18 gifts.

An espresso in the kitchen

To celebrate Nespresso's homages in Naples and Venice during the presentation party was also a special menu developed by the star chef Tommaso Arrigoni, at the helm of the Innocenti Evasioni restaurant in Milan. Two, in particular, the dishes with which the chef wanted to reiterate the versatility of coffee in the kitchen: potato gnocchi with pepper, fennel and galangal, soft mascarpone, reduction of Nespresso Inspiration Napoli and lemon zest; and guinea fowl breast, almond milk, Jerusalem artichoke, cocoa beans and Nespresso Venezia inspiration gel. Everything was then sublimated by the special Spaccanapoli cocktail, created by the bartender Alex Frezza of the Neapolitan speakeasy L’Antiquario: in this glass, in this case, the Nespresso Inspiration Napoli was accompanied by the ingredients that we find in the recipe below.

The Spaccanapoli of Alex Frezza

30 ml Nespresso Inspiration Naples
30 ml Cherry liqueur
15 ml Orange Curacao
15 ml Gin London Dry
30 ml Red Vermouth

Garnish: orange zest
Served in low tumbler

Place all the ingredients in a steel tin (shaker), including hot coffee. Stir with a spoon to lower the temperature of the coffee and then add ice. With the help of a strainer to hold the ice, pour from tin to tin several times, until a light foam is created. Pour into a glass also in this case with ice, and finally garnish with a fresh orange peel.

the recipe inspired by pasta – Italian Cuisine


The funny thing about the omelette is that it can be done in so many ways. A versatile recipe that everyone always likes, especially if it is as tasty as the one we offer here

There frittata amatriciana it is a tribute to the famous pasta seasoned with bacon, pecorino cheese and tomatoes.
But how can a first course turn into a second? Let's find out.

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The essential ingredients

We need a good omelette eggs, a goccino of milk, parmesan, salt and pepper.
For the omelette to the amatriciana we add guanciale,
onion and potatoes is replace the parmesan with pecorino.
And i tomatoes? In pasta there are, but in the omelet?
It depends a little on your tastes. If you love the idea of ​​the omelette that takes the color of the sauce then add a little, otherwise you can use chopped tomatoes or even omit them.

How to make omelette with amatriciana

The first step is the onion cooking, in a pan with oil. The onion is missing from the pasta recipe, but in this case it goes particularly well with the pillow and counteracts its flavor.
Apart from We boil the sliced ​​potatoes and then add them to the onion to flavor them.
In another pan burn the pillow without adding other fats and then we combine it with onions and potatoes.
One time beat eggs with salt, pepper, a little milk and plenty of grated pecorino cheese we pour them into the pan with the other ingredients and continue cooking as you would for a classic omelette.
To avoid breaking it, you can also transfer everything to an oven dish and bake at 200 ° for about 15 minutes.

Amatriciana pasta omelette

If you have prepared one amatriciana pasta and it is advanced you can recycle it in an extraordinary omelette.
There pasta omelette it is a typical recipe from Campania, but so versatile that it is now known throughout Italy and adapted to any first.
Preparing it is very simple. That's enough mix the pasta and its seasoning with the beaten eggs. For a portion of 100 g paste you will need about two eggs because they must be able to wrap well and compact.
Also add plenty of pecorino and ground pepper and cook in the pan or in the oven.
This is a single recycling dish which you can also prepare the day before to take it to work.
Slices and serves. A true anti-waste delight!

Do you still have any doubts about this recipe? Take a look at the tutorial to follow our advice.

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