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Monday, September 5, 2011
I just love it !
I'm so in love with my dress, can not help it. Yesterday it was the perfect day to finally wear it. I just feel like completely me in my amazing dress.
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Saturday, September 3, 2011
I say yes to this dress
Remember my post from last Wednesday about the dress and the camera? Well finally, here is a picture of my amazing dress that arrived last Wednesday. Pictures with me in it will follow very very soon. I did not had much time to already take pictures.
It is a original fifties dress by Wildman original.
I just love this dress <3
It is a original fifties dress by Wildman original.
I just love this dress <3
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
What's it gonna be?
When i left the house with my bike to go to the trainstation, I saw the parcel service ringing my doorbell. Luckily my dad answered the door. So it's a surprise what it will be when I come home tonight.
It can be the one or the other. In other words, my camera or my dress. It almost feels like Sinterklaas. For you non dutchies out there, here you will find an explanation about Sinterklaas About Sinterklaas
Monday, August 29, 2011
New school year, new agenda
And we're off, well almost then. Tomorrow a new year of school will start.Time for year number three. It goes fast. Still remember the first day of my first year.
There is always one thing that comes back every school year, indeed a agenda. I'm always in search for a nice and not very common one. I found one and I must say, this one is totally me. \o/
new drawings every month
stickersheets in front and back
It also has a nice bookmark
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Essence 50's girls reloaded
Essence has made a really cool limited edition line named 50's girls reloaded. the line includes: a face powder, eyeshadow, nailpolish, lipstick, eyeshadowbrush and eyepencils.
When I went to the drugstore, there was not much left so i took what i could take :)
This is what i bought:
Two gorgeous nailpolishes
you're a heartbreaker
love me tender
a really lovely lipstick named: back to the 50’s
eyeshadow with a really good pigment and nice colors. It's a duo eyeshadow with a mirror in the box
you’re a heartbreaker
I also bought the translucent powder as you can see in the first picture.
When I went to the drugstore, there was not much left so i took what i could take :)
This is what i bought:
Two gorgeous nailpolishes
you're a heartbreaker
love me tender
a really lovely lipstick named: back to the 50’s
eyeshadow with a really good pigment and nice colors. It's a duo eyeshadow with a mirror in the box
you’re a heartbreaker
I also bought the translucent powder as you can see in the first picture.
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Ragu a la Bolognese how to
Cooking is my biggest hobby. It started when I was six years old with cooking classes at the local community center. My love for cooking never went away. I cook a lot. From easy meals to difficult chef dishes, I like them all. One of my favourites is the Ragu Bolognese.

This is a traditional pastadish from Italy. Ragu bolognese is just not a sauce. Not like when youre pasta is done youre sauce is also, or add al kinds of veggies and more stuff to the sauce and name it bolognese. So forget about that Bolgonese dishes that are ready in 30 minutes. Thats not possible at all. And sad for al those good flavours.
So well, here's my recipe with pictures.
You will need (for about 6 servings):
500 gr lean minced beef meat
250 gr spek/bacon finely chopped( i used the on for sauerkraut)( actually you need to use pancetta)
500 ml Beef stock
150 ml white wine (middle dry) or red if you prefer a more robust flavor
2 cans of tomato cubes
2 carrots finely chopped
2 celery stalks finely chopped
2 unions finely chopped
2 garlic gloves crushed withe the garlic press
2 little cans of tomato paste
olive oil
bit of milk (100 ml)
salt
peper
nutmeg
Tagliatelle (100 grams for each person)
fresh graded Parmesan cheese
How to make it.
First Boil water for your stock. Put in the stock cubes and let it melt. Chop the oinons, carrots and celery. You can use a food processor for that. Also cut the bacon into little pieces.

Heat up a big pot and pour in olive oil. Saute the onion and garlic.
Add the bacon, stir well and let it cook for about 5 minutes.

Put in the celery and carrots let it cook for about 5 minutes again and take the mixture out of the pot, put it in a bowl.

Now put the minced meat in the pan stir and cook until done. Add the mixture and the wine. Reduce the wine until almost nothing is left.

Stir in the tomato paste mix well. Now add the tomato cubes and bouillon, stir well. Add the milk bit by bit until all of it been taken up by the rest of the ingredients.
That's it for now.

Put the lid on the pot. Do not close the pan at all. but just half. Turn the heat to middle low. And let it simmer for at least 2 and half hours. More is always better. I prefer four until six hours. Do not forget to check up once in a while. Also stir it.

When the dish is almost finished, like in there is a quarter of the last hour left, start cooking your pasta.
It is time now to add the seasoning to your bolognese. Just add salt, pepper and nutmeg to it.
The reason to season when it is almost finished is because of the sauce is that much reduced after long cooking it already has strong flavors by itself.
Put the Tagliatelle on the plate, put the ragu on top, add parmesan cheese.
I hope you enjoyed making your own Bolognese.
all I have to say left,
Bon Appetit

This is a traditional pastadish from Italy. Ragu bolognese is just not a sauce. Not like when youre pasta is done youre sauce is also, or add al kinds of veggies and more stuff to the sauce and name it bolognese. So forget about that Bolgonese dishes that are ready in 30 minutes. Thats not possible at all. And sad for al those good flavours.
So well, here's my recipe with pictures.
You will need (for about 6 servings):
500 gr lean minced beef meat
250 gr spek/bacon finely chopped( i used the on for sauerkraut)( actually you need to use pancetta)
500 ml Beef stock
150 ml white wine (middle dry) or red if you prefer a more robust flavor
2 cans of tomato cubes
2 carrots finely chopped
2 celery stalks finely chopped
2 unions finely chopped
2 garlic gloves crushed withe the garlic press
2 little cans of tomato paste
olive oil
bit of milk (100 ml)
salt
peper
nutmeg
Tagliatelle (100 grams for each person)
fresh graded Parmesan cheese
How to make it.
First Boil water for your stock. Put in the stock cubes and let it melt. Chop the oinons, carrots and celery. You can use a food processor for that. Also cut the bacon into little pieces.

Heat up a big pot and pour in olive oil. Saute the onion and garlic.
Add the bacon, stir well and let it cook for about 5 minutes.

Put in the celery and carrots let it cook for about 5 minutes again and take the mixture out of the pot, put it in a bowl.

Now put the minced meat in the pan stir and cook until done. Add the mixture and the wine. Reduce the wine until almost nothing is left.

Stir in the tomato paste mix well. Now add the tomato cubes and bouillon, stir well. Add the milk bit by bit until all of it been taken up by the rest of the ingredients.
That's it for now.

Put the lid on the pot. Do not close the pan at all. but just half. Turn the heat to middle low. And let it simmer for at least 2 and half hours. More is always better. I prefer four until six hours. Do not forget to check up once in a while. Also stir it.

When the dish is almost finished, like in there is a quarter of the last hour left, start cooking your pasta.
It is time now to add the seasoning to your bolognese. Just add salt, pepper and nutmeg to it.
The reason to season when it is almost finished is because of the sauce is that much reduced after long cooking it already has strong flavors by itself.
Put the Tagliatelle on the plate, put the ragu on top, add parmesan cheese.
I hope you enjoyed making your own Bolognese.
all I have to say left,
Bon Appetit
Friday, June 10, 2011
Just some pictures
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