Kuglof-fini i socni

Tako uobicajeni kolac u gotovo svim krajevima zemaljske kugle,
Uistinu mnostvo raznih recepata al j ovdje sa vama zelim podjeliti jedan jednostavni i od moje strane bezbroj puta isprobani recept za KUGLOF!


SASTOJCI:

40 grama glatkog brasan/ili onog za dizana tijesta/
1 svjezi kvasac i jedan suhi kvasac
10 dkg maslaca ili 12 dkg margarina
4 velike zlice secera/moze i smedjeg/
3 zumanjca
naribana korica 1 limuna i jedne nerance
malo soli
1 dcl rakije lozovace ili slicno
1 vanilija secer
malo saka grozdjica
saka nasjeckanih badema
2 dcl mlijeka
za posipanje staub secer
za preljev 200 grama cokolade za kuhanje
1/2 dcl ulja


PRIPREMA:

Suhi kvasac umujesati u brasno
svjezi zamutiti s malomlake vode,zlicicom soli i kad de digne dodati ga u brasno
Zatim dodamo sve nabrojene sastojke
nasjeckani bajam i suvice/obrasnjene umijesamo na kraju/
Dobro izmijesajte da dobijete ujednacenu smijesu.
Kalup za kuglof namastite i obrasnite i tu prelijte dobivenu smijesu!
Ostavite da se dize na toplom.
Pecnicu zagrijte na 200 stupnjeva i dignuti kuglof stavite peci!
Nakon 10 min. smanjite na 180 stupnjeva i pecite daljnih 45 min.
Ispeceni kuglof onako vruc izvadite iz kalupa,okretanjem na podlogu i prelijte toplom glazurom a mozrtte i posuti staub secerom.
Uslast!

Norway is best place to live, China moves up: UN - Yahoo! News

Where is my country????

Norway is best place to live, China moves up: UN AFP/File – A file photo shows a hiker along a famous track in Jotunheimen Park, Norway. Norway has taken the number …
Mon Oct 5, 7:53 am ET

PARIS (AFP) – Norway takes the number one spot in the annual United Nations human development index released Monday but China has made the biggest strides in improving the well-being of its citizens.

The index compiled by the UN Development Programme (UNDP) ranks 182 countries based on such criteria as life expectancy, literacy, school enrolment and gross domestic product (GDP) per capita.

Norway, Australia and Iceland took the first three spots while Niger ranks at the very bottom, just below Afghanistan.

China moved up seven places on the list to rank as the 92nd most developed country due to improvements in education as well as income levels and life expectancy.

Colombia and Peru rose five spaces to rank 77th and 78th while France -- which was not part of the top 10 last year -- returns to the upper echelons by moving up three places to number 8.

The UNDP said the index highlights the grave disparities between rich and poor countries.

A child born in Niger can expect to live to just over 50, which is 30 years less than a child born in Norway. For every dollar a person earns in Niger, 85 dollars are earned in Norway.

This year's index was based on data from 2007 and does not take into account the impact of the global economic crisis.

'Many countries have experienced setbacks over recent decades, in the face of economic downturns, conflict-related crises and the HIV and AIDS epidemic,' said the UN development report's author Jeni Klugman.

'And this was even before the impact of the current global financial crisis was felt.'

Afghanistan, which returns to the list for the first time since 1996, is the only Asian country among the bottom ten which also include Sierra Leone in the 180th spot, just below the Central African Republic.

The top ten countries listed on the index are: Norway, Australia, Iceland, Canada, Ireland, the Netherlands, Sweden, France, Switzerland and Japan.

The United States ranks 13th, down one spot from last year."

Voli Vas Silvana!
Silvana, with Love!

Norway is best place to live, China moves up: UN - Yahoo! News

Where is my country????

Norway is best place to live, China moves up: UN AFP/File – A file photo shows a hiker along a famous track in Jotunheimen Park, Norway. Norway has taken the number …
Mon Oct 5, 7:53 am ET

PARIS (AFP) – Norway takes the number one spot in the annual United Nations human development index released Monday but China has made the biggest strides in improving the well-being of its citizens.

The index compiled by the UN Development Programme (UNDP) ranks 182 countries based on such criteria as life expectancy, literacy, school enrolment and gross domestic product (GDP) per capita.

Norway, Australia and Iceland took the first three spots while Niger ranks at the very bottom, just below Afghanistan.

China moved up seven places on the list to rank as the 92nd most developed country due to improvements in education as well as income levels and life expectancy.

Colombia and Peru rose five spaces to rank 77th and 78th while France -- which was not part of the top 10 last year -- returns to the upper echelons by moving up three places to number 8.

The UNDP said the index highlights the grave disparities between rich and poor countries.

A child born in Niger can expect to live to just over 50, which is 30 years less than a child born in Norway. For every dollar a person earns in Niger, 85 dollars are earned in Norway.

This year's index was based on data from 2007 and does not take into account the impact of the global economic crisis.

'Many countries have experienced setbacks over recent decades, in the face of economic downturns, conflict-related crises and the HIV and AIDS epidemic,' said the UN development report's author Jeni Klugman.

'And this was even before the impact of the current global financial crisis was felt.'

Afghanistan, which returns to the list for the first time since 1996, is the only Asian country among the bottom ten which also include Sierra Leone in the 180th spot, just below the Central African Republic.

The top ten countries listed on the index are: Norway, Australia, Iceland, Canada, Ireland, the Netherlands, Sweden, France, Switzerland and Japan.

The United States ranks 13th, down one spot from last year."

Voli Vas Silvana!
Silvana, with Love!