Broad bean and pecorino mousse recipe – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay


Step 1

For the recipe for broad bean and pecorino foam in the pods, shell the beans taking care not to break the pods: cut them with a small knife along the welding line of the two layers, then separate them delicately.

Step 2

Blanch the broad beans for 30-40 seconds in boiling salted water, drain them in a basin of cold water, then peel them.

Step 3

Blend the broad beans with the goat cheese, the pecorino cheese, a drizzle of oil and the juice of 1/2 lemon. Transfer the foam into a pastry bag and place it in the fridge to harden for at least 1 hour.

Step 4

Fill the pods with the broad bean foam, following the indentations left by the legumes. Complete with freshly ground pepper and serve with hot croutons if desired.

Step 5

Wine pairing: the Falanghina Vignasuprema 2019 by Aia dei Colombi, the result of a late harvest of the grapes, is intense, rich, perfect with broad beans and pecorino (10 euros, aiadeicolombi.it).

Recipe: Sara Partecipa, Photo: Riccardo Lettieri, Styling: Beatrice Prada

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The trofie with prawns and courgettes they are an extraordinary first course of the Ligurian tradition. The protagonist is the trofie, the most typical pasta of Genoa and riviera: a pasta that is not very easy to cook, but which if treated well gives enormous satisfaction.

The trofie must be combined with two of the most popular and colorful ingredients: shrimp and courgettes, a practically perfect combination. A first course full of flavor and class, suitable not only for a nice family lunch but also for a dinner with guests. You will definitely make a great impression. Below are the steps for making trofie with shrimp and courgettes.



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