Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Bible In Samoan Online

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

Pokemon Ruby Ceats For Mac

"My" pie dough baked




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!