Monday, December 27, 2010

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The 2010 is almost over ... and for those who are going to cook at home to celebrate with family and friends, I suggest this simple and tasty recipe with warm wishes that 2011 bring much happiness to all and most rewarding!

Ingredients for pasta:
gr. 300 00
flour 2 eggs 150 g butter

half a tablespoon of sugar and a pinch of salt


Mix everything together in a bowl, mixing well, then, let the dough rest for about 30 minutes.

Ingredients for filling: 400g of ricotta


1 egg 50 grams of salami, bacon 50 grams and 50 grams of cooked ham

Once the dough ready, well oiled and floured well the pan, there lies within the dough, leaving aside a certain amount to use as cover at the end. Then add the filling and cover precent amalgamated Decorate the surface of the cake. It fires (the oven is still cold) and cook at 150 degrees for about 1 hour.

The result is a rustic pie with the mixture slightly salty ... and I wish you all enjoy!

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

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frittatone



"Tonight I'm a frittatone" It 's so that, nicely, I like to call the omelet. The omelette is good, food is a simple, genuine, you must cook this dish and re-evaluate the economic and quick to prepare. I do: I


Serves 2


4 eggs salt and pepper to taste grated Parmesan




must take a large bowl to easily beat the eggs with salt and pepper, a few minutes later I add a couple tablespoons of grated parmesan. Meanwhile, heat a large pan in a little 'oil (I bought a pan with the interior of ceramic and so just put them just a bit' of water, saving some energy ....).
The omelette should be cooked slowly, beginning with the lid for 5 minutes, then uncovered, and then, I will divide into 4 parts so that it can run better and cook equally well on both sides. We like it soft and supple, but well done ... A tasty variation may be the addition of mozzarella into pieces in the bowl, thus creating what is called in Naples Filoche . Et voila!! Bon appetit!

Monday, November 29, 2010

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Risotto with mushrooms



There never came a desire for risotto with mushrooms?? We are, and so ... we sodisfatta! The risotto, however, I decided to do so full and so I did:

Ingredinti:
300 gr.
20 grams of brown rice. dried mushrooms 1 small onion


beef broth 1 cup white wine Vermentino di Gallura
3 / 4 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil salt and pepper to taste

Parmesan cheese to taste



For the meat sauce made from broth I used again I did the night before, I stretched with 2 liters of water and I did warm up. I sauteed the onion, then I added brown rice and I did that too along with mushrooms, previously soaked and squeezed. After browning the whole, I adjusted the wine and then I started cooking real adding broth a ladle at a time. Cooking brown rice is longer than the polished rice (which cooks in about 20-30 minutes): alas, I turned and added broth for about 1 hour! The result, however, was more than satisfactory! Nothing to say, a real winter dining, with plenty of snow to surround ...

Friday, November 5, 2010

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rustic Aunt Baba Luciana



"Ah Luciana aunt baba rustic ..." this phrase I heard repeated more than once by my husband in mind the delicacy of this rustic briosciona cooked by his aunt. We managed to have the original recipe and I tried to cook this good.

Ingredients:
1 \\ 2 kg of white flour
150 gr.
50 grams of margarine. of fresh yeast

4 eggs 1 cup of warm milk

,

FOR FILLING
50 gr.
grated Parmesan cheese 50 gr. Fontina
50 gr. of spicy provolone
50 gr.
50 g of ham. Neapolitan salami

Put the flour into a bowl, add melted margarine, whole eggs, yeast dissolved in a glass of warm milk and a pinch of salt. Beat with a whisk for about 15 minutes. Combine, then, salami, prosciutto, provolone and fontina (all diced) and grated parmesan.



Beat some more 'to mix well, add the pasta previously worked in a baking dish greased with margarine and flour, and then grow. Following bake at moderate heat (160 degrees) for about 40/60 minutes.
The result was satisfactory: of course mine was an unequal comparison, but my husband said it was good ... and even friends who have tasted, so Aguri to all those who want to try a good appetite!

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Sunday, October 3, 2010

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One amazing thing I saw on local TV in Austria this summer
culinary programs often speak of "our" kitchen and prepare "our" food, they say ... is actually not so: change for the worse our original recipes (pasta arrabbiata, amatriciana, carbonara, lasagna, etc..) and "pass off" for made in Italy!
But I say: given that there are TV, magazines and websites, why do not you go to inquire seriously before slaughter what we do??
I am totally convinced that we should defend ourselves from this brutalization of our table and that something needs to be done to stop this massacre. I saw with my own eyes cook "lasagna Italian" (... and I already asked, but there are no Italian lasagna??) Prepared like this: the sauce / meat sauce made with ground meat of various kinds and with past tomato, salt, oregano, etc. ... pasta lasagne consisted of a pile of sheets made taglatelle as a base in a baking dish and covered by the flow of juice and, finally, a handful of pieces of yellow cheese (although he did not even realize that it was cheese, like cheddar ... et voila ...), Italian lasagna are (for them) served!
E 'was a horrible thing: while tasted all happy shouting, ummm!
Among the horror and laughter with my husband, we wondered:
A) have never come to Italy?
B) there are several Italian chefs in Austria, but have not seen and complained about the transmission??
C) if they make a lot of programs that speak of our kitchen and there are so many chefs from our own, why not do things with the right policy??

defend the true Italian cuisine also refused to pass on to these horrors, rather than mistakes, if they have a kitchen (and if you know it ...) their kitchen, or learn for our good or can safely refrain from peddling horrible concoctions for Italian deli.
In our country we have various "things" that do not work or bad, but the kitchen (such as art, nature, fashion ...) is a beautiful thing: diffondiamola in the right way!
So I say once again: THE REAL ITALIAN CUISINE W of all our regions, we have a wide variety of products, authenticity and fantasy in abbodanza that all people envy us, and manteniamola diffondiamola in the best way!

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I found an interesting site called The bloggers. Visit it, is well done, full of recipes, trivia and a lot of goodies, I loved it. Ah, I forgot, you will find our recipes along with those of many other friends who share our passion. Then, click on

http://cucina.ilbloggatore.com/

or on the link in this blog e. .. good appetite and all!

Friday, August 27, 2010

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I know, maybe we should not do as "the usual Italians abroad" but despair was very strong!
This summer we went on vacation in Austria, which is very beautiful, pristine nature and lush trees, waterfalls and cows everywhere (or almost), but ... the kitchen did not come close to the imagination and the quality of our own. Ok, while you are traveling abroad one has to adapt to local customs and try a little 'more ... but there is a limit to everything: after a week of cremesuppe (which smells strongly of garlic ...), prosciuttelle of various colors and all but taste like meat (cooked in various ways) accompanied by some sweet cranberry sauce or baked apple ... it is at this point that falls into a gourmet restaurant, a frantic search for Italino abroad. Actually we found two, one in Salzburg and one Mauterndorf. The first is called "From Albert" and is located in a side street behind the park Mirabel, practically in the middle: Here we ate a pizza and a plate of gnocchi alla Sorrentina, good, average, as can also be found in northern Italy, the price was not exorbitant. The second is called "O sole mio" and is located in the center of Mauterndorf, a small and lovely town dominated by an ancient medieval fortress (which we have painstakingly visited) we sat down and immediately welcomed us with great kindness, two Italians doc . The list of the menu is very varied in both the first and in main courses, for which, in the embarrassment of the choice we made to advise the cook lasagne!! Upon arrival of the first course, we realized it was wrong to order a second dish: lasagna was really a very rich dish! Very good is an understatement, rarely, even in Italy, we ate so good! The second was chicken under a brick, but also this really good, now satisfied by the lasagne, we have tasted recently. So we finally met our desire for healthy food, well cooked!

Thursday, August 26, 2010

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rusticona A salad is easy to make, very tasty and fresh, ideal so hot this season still has a lot to those who do not want to turn the stove.

Ingredients:
salad gr. 400
dried tomatoes oil gr. 100 gr
eggplant in oil. 100
extra virgin olive oil salt to taste


It 'easy to prepare, must be washed very well and add tomatoes and eggplant salad ... fast ... and bon appetit!

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

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Genovese rice salad




The first time I tasted it at my brother's birthday ... and since then has grown the idea of \u200b\u200btrying to do it again! The preparation work is not indifferent, these are the ingredients: 1 kg


arborio rice 450 g ground beef 300 grams of peas
fine
300 grams of sausage a knife
350 g mozzarella
ml. 750
chopped tomato puree (carrots, celery and onions)

extra virgin olive oil gr. 200 of grated parmesan cheese to taste bread crumbs

Nero D'Avola wine, 1 cup butter

salt, pepper

After the chopped fried in 3 tablespoons of olive oil, I added the beef and sausage to make them Brown, curandomi not to form lumps of meat, then I adjusted the wine and, once it reaches the browning of the mixture, I added peas, tomato sauce, salt and pepper and I finished cooking over low heat. Apart from draining the rice I cooked a few minutes before adding the sauce and had to (the remainder I kept the sauce for the filling).
I buttered a blocker and I covered with bread crumbs, then I did a layer of rice by pushing on the walls of the mold to have a channel where I put the remaining sauce, mozzarella, diced, grated cheese, and finally I finished with the advanced rice sprinkle with breadcrumbs. I preheated the oven to 180 degrees and cooked the sartù for about 30 minutes. I made several small portion sartù as tasting for friends and family, and a larger one for us, once removed from the oven, I let them cool for about 10-15 minutes before serving, in order to obtain compact wafer. The result was satisfactory, compliments ( to tell the truth) were abundant ... we liked this version without tuti offal and others who want to try it out hope ... Bon appetit!

Monday, May 3, 2010

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For this pie I have "exploited" the idea of \u200b\u200bthe sauce used for the Genovese 'rice but with a twist: wine.

recipe for 6:
gr. 500 grams of penne
. 450 of minced veal
ml. 250
chopped tomato puree (carrots, celery and onions)

extra virgin olive oil gr. 200 of Grana Padano cheese
gr. 150
mozzarella bread crumbs
Mateus wine to taste 1 cup
Nero D'Avola wine 1 cup butter for greasing

salt, pepper

To prepare the sauce: I poured in a pan 2 / 3 tablespoons of oil and I added a chopped carrot, celery and onion, and once I added half of the golden flesh, being careful not to form lumps, but breaking it off, occasionally with a wooden spoon. Golden also meat, I shaded everything with the Nero d'Avola, I added salt and pepper and I lowered the flame until cooked.
In another pan I started the same process (fading, however, with Mateus), then I added the tomato sauce, salt and pepper. Again I lowered the flame to finish cooking. In the meantime, I took the pasta is half cooked, I combined the two sauces and I have a small amount mixed with the dough, adding a little 'cheese grated, while the rest of the season I have kept to the pie directly. I buttered a pan and I "covered" bread crumbs, then I have already added a layer of pasta sauce, I poured the sauce in the center left, the mozzarella into pieces, some more 'of grated cheese, I "closed" all with the remaining dough and I sprinkled with bread crumbs mixed with remaining cheese. In the oven, preheated to 180 °, I left the pan for about 45 minutes ... et voila, I served my pie dough to oven ... try it and let me know if you liked it, but sopprattutto: Bon appetit!

Friday, April 23, 2010

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The cake made with "heart" ...


To celebrate my husband's birthday, this year I decided that I would have made the cake! So it was: I started work with the recipe of my mother-in-law (often the family recipes are the best!) And a touch of fantasy I started.

original recipe my mother-in-law :
300 grams of flour 300 gr sugar 00


3 eggs 1 cup extra virgin olive Olti
1 / 2 lemon juice 1 tablespoon baking
vanilla cake
1 glass of milk
Variation made :
drops of dark chocolate 50 g butter
inburrare as needed for the molds.
Ingredients for cream:

2 egg yolks 50 g sugar 15 g

flour 1 / 4 of a liter of milk a little vanilla

the grated rind of half a lemon

In a large bowl I mixed flour, sugar, yeast and, after mixing it all, I added the eggs, oil and milk and mix until I started to mix all ingredients well. I have two well buttered molds shaped like a heart and I poured the mixture, when ready, before baking, I added the chocolate chips.
The oven must be preheated to a temperature of about 150 ° and the cake should cook for about 45 minutes.
before removing from the oven, I checked with a toothpick (old but still effective method to check ... baking cakes). In the meantime I prepared the custard, a little, to be used to cover the heart. The chocolate chips were lying at the base of the cake to form almost a thin layer of chocolate. The result (to say my husband and my parents) was good ... and for someone who is not accustomed to making cakes was really a wonderful compliment! Try it, it is ideal for a late lunch is not very demanding (in presentation) or for a snack.

Saturday, April 10, 2010

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Even at Easter we were kidnapped by the flavors and climate Friuli, we booked the room in a fantastic room a few minutes from the center of Gorizia.
Vogric is a nice bright restaurant on the hills of San Floriano (2 minutes from Gorizia) overlooks an expanse of vineyards and orchards, the area is very relaxing, clean air, and everything from 'a sense of tranquility. We have already eaten 2 more times in this restaurant and were delighted to come back for Easter. A la carte menu, and then we all indulged because the list is varied and the cuisine is Slovenian, Italian and Austrian by the excellent prosciutto di San Daniele as a starter, pancakes or pie as the first, second, and grilled vegetables cooked or raw, are the typical pan-cooked potatoes, up to the delicious desserts all but certainly deserves a special mention to the puff pastry cream. Do not we all have eaten a full meal, but actually the portions are so abundant that a first course divided into 2 is not limited at all! I have eaten raw as appetizer (sweet to the right spot), as I first asked for pancakes that I shared with my sister and I have not done as a second missing the leg of lamb: all delicious. The sweet (already well appreciated by us) we did so we wrap up and we ate dinner! One thing I discovered turning is that only in Lombardy formalize if you ask to take home what you do not want to eat in the room: in Friuli are well organized (by the restaurant, the restaurant, pub) with trays of various sizes and also tells you how to heat food to taste better! The wine was really good, needless to say, and no account has minimal concern (discussed earlier), the place is very nice, the waitresses are very friendly and industrious, the kitchen is good to go ... what are you waiting for? ? ... and enjoy!

PS For those interested to "deepen" I leave at the bottom of the website address of the local www.vogric.it

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

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to spend the Easter holidays, as always, we went to my in-laws (and my in-laws) in Gorizia.

In these days of celebration, the temperature was milder than expected (thankfully ...) in Friuli Venezia Giulia (the land "of Furlan). For Easter we went to lunch in Udine, but, contrary to local customs, the meal was typical Neapolitan tradition with these parties has been fulfilled! We went to a nice restaurant a bit 'out of hand: the menu was as follows:


Appetizer Fried Neapolitan fella mixed (tray of cold cuts and cheese from Campania: salami, capicollo, fresh cheese, ricotta cheese and boiled eggs), casatiello

Bundle Eggplant Pasta of provolone and mozzarella, artichoke risotto with bacon

Main courses
kebabs of lamb and potatoes rustic

Sorrento lemon sorbet

Dolce
Pastiera Neapolitan

Wine

Falanghina di Sorrento

Needless to dwell on the fact that the meal was very good and very genuine, with the sliced \u200b\u200bcheese and stir-fry earned an encore ... and also the first courses were "tasted" more times ... The pastiera was good and fresh, not to mention the Falanghina di Sorrento who worthily accompanied all the dishes ... The price? a bargain: € 30 including drinks!
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The day concluded with chocolate eggs along with a fantastic pastiera who prepared my nephew really very good, well done Chris!




Wednesday, March 24, 2010

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The tart dough




... this was another great discovery made in Naples: the tart dough (aka pie) which, together with the omelette, pasta ever, is among the Neapolitan specialties, perhaps my favorite (even though along with other little things ...). We prepared the tart on Saturday and Sunday because they needed the dough "rest".
Recipe:
bucatini
500 g 350 g minced veal or beef
4 / 5 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
carrot, onion and celery for
chopped 200 g green peas fine (even frozen) 200 grams of mozzarella
100 grams of parmesan cheese

tomato sauce 6 eggs (white only)
salt, pepper
frying oil in abundance (about 5.1 liters)

First We fry the chopped oil, we then added the minced meat, being careful not to form lumps, until all the "gold" at this point we have added the peas and then the tomato puree, salt and pepper.
In a pot we cooked the pasta (previously broken in half), the midpoint for cooking,
we added the sauce, Mix well together and prepared to grain molds, previously lightly oiled to facilitate the extraction of timbale mold. Then fill the shape with half the pasta, add pieces of cheese cut into cubes, we have "closed" with all the other bucatini to fill the form which, once cooled, we sealed with plastic wrap. Once you fill the molds, we put them in the refrigerator until the next afternoon (actually only 4 hours, but we will have left for a whole day).
After removing the pies from the molds (being very careful !!!!), I dipped them in beaten egg whites and then in breadcrumbs. Once the oil poured into a pan big enough to contain the timbale "standing", it is heated very well (very well ....), we have "surrounded" the tart, one by one, then, finished in gold, we have "extracted" and arrange on a plate "lined" with paper towel to lose the excess oil. Et voila!!
should be served hot ... if you still have the strength to eat after this hard work !!!... of course we managed to eat one each, and giving some to have for lunch the next day! and bon appetit!