Nigella’s chocolate pear pudding and my sister
Once upon a time, I read about Juls Kitchen and her muffins. It happened that last summer I read Eat, Pray, Love and it partially seduced me. It happened that Juls Kitchen wrote about Eat, Pray, Love, when it talked about being friends of yourself. It happened that those days my daring sister was in Rome. It happened that an elder sister desires to teach to her daring sister how to live well even through food, my actual language these days. It happened that Juls Kitchen made her muffind for the contest Forever Nigella #2 Seduced by chocolate. It happened that, despite I’m too thin, I love Nigella. She’s a women that loves herself. What is it more valuable to teach to a younger sister that love herself? This pudding born from all these combinations. Furthermore, I added something personal as gianduja chocolate and salted butter, about which I tweeted those days with Un tocco di zenzero, and something from my region, Friuli, and from my modest role of #winetutor for Tirebouchon. It’s now time for the recipe …