A joy in the glass: here are the cocktails inspired by Ferrero chocolates – Italian Cuisine


From the Mon Chéri to the Ferrero Rocher. The special drink recipes developed by the bartender Michele Celozzi

The countdown has now – more or less officially – begun. If nothing else, for the most avid fans of reindeer, snow, gift packages and various songs, they can't wait to rearrange their own sapling in the living room. Yeah, this year too Christmas is approaching by leaps and bounds, with its usual load of good intentions and various and possible illuminations. And so, together with the tour de force of dinners with relatives / colleagues / gym mates / landing neighbors, the "hot" season of the chocolate, ready to enter our apartments in every conceivable form possible.

They know it well, of course, at home Ferrero, where even this year the ad hoc proposals for the Christmas period are certainly not lacking. This is the start of the new Ferrero Rocher Ball, a lovely sphere with golden tones filled – as the name suggests – of the famous pralines. It then passes through the Kinder Advent Calendar, that hides a little chocolate-based surprise behind every numbered window, and one arrives at his majesty la Nutella, covered for the occasion with a special party sweater.

A range of options that adds some pleasant brushstrokes of novelty to the most tried and tested confectionery traditions, in short. But what would happen if, in the run-up to Christmas, the Ferrero pralines leaped from the living room tray and decided to dive directly into the glass? To ask the tantalizing question was the bartender Michele Celozzi of the Penelope at Home from Milan, who decided to create a series of very special ones drink inspired by the four most famous pralines of Ferrero. From the very golden Rocher to the energetic Pocket Coffee, from the candid Raffaello to the intriguing Mon Chéri. Here are the recipes for these cocktails, for a toast to taste.

Gold Touch – inspired by Ferrero Rocher

· 30 ml Caribbean Blend Rum

· 40 ml Hazelnut liqueur

· 20 ml Fresh Grapefruit Juice

· 1.5 teaspoons of Hazelnut Paste and Fondue with Ferrero Rocher

· Seal: Ferrero Rocher wafer

Espresso – inspired by Pocket Coffee

· 45 ml Smooth Vodka

· 15 ml Patron Xo Cafe Tequila

· Espresso Pocket Coffee

· Espresso

· 1 teaspoon of sugar syrup

· Seal: Pocket Coffee and Coffee Powder

Cherry Fizz – inspired by Mon Chéri

· 1 x Sugar Cube

· Cherry puree in Whiskey and Bitter

· 40 ml Whiskey Rye

· 10 ml Bourbon whiskey

· 1/2 teaspoon of Cherry liqueur

· Soda

· Topping: Mon Chéri and Cherries

White Christmas – inspired by Raffaello (non-alcoholic)

· 70 ml Home Made Coco Choco Rice (Raffaello Chocolate Fondue with Coconut Milk and Rice)

· 60 ml Fresh Pineapple Extract

· 10/15 ml Condensed Milk

· 15 ml Lime juice

· Topping: Raffaello and coconut flour

Pasta: how many recipes! – Italian Cuisine


It's easy to say pasta and tomato, but these two simple ingredients have a lot to say!

pasta

It starts from the choice of the basic elements such as the tomato in all its varieties, passing to the pasta (fresh or dry? Long or short?) To get to the choice of sauté, spices and characterizing ingredients. Yes, because pasta is the white canvas of our kitchen and lends itself to regional and family variations, as well as to the imagination of each of us. So we have collected all the most beautiful recipes, to ensure that "pastasciutta" is the fun way to call many dishes, whether based on vegetables, meat or fish, cooked in a pan, pan or oven. The important thing is to agree everyone at the table, in front of a simple, steaming and fragrant dish.

Here are many recipes

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Spaghetti with meatballs

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Spaghetti with raw tomato

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Spaghetti with anchovies and tomato

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Caserecce alla Trapani

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Spaghetti alla puttanesca

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Spaghetti in red with cauliflower

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Ribs with cabbage, or revisited cassoeula – Italian Cuisine


A single dish, simpler and lighter than the famous Lombard specialty, to warm the heart in these first cold days

The ribs with cabbage they are a very tasty and full of substance second course, typical of the Lombard tradition. You can also consider a cassoeula revisited with a simpler and healthier recipe, without the other classic ingredients like pork rinds, pork legs and salami, which make this dish undoubtedly heavier.

La cassoeula: a 100% Lombard dish

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A perfect combination

The origin of the cassoeula and in general the combination of the pig and the cabbage seems to date back to 17 January, day of Saint Anthony the Abbot, when the feast was celebrated end of slaughter of pigs and every family found itself having various parts of these animals. He cooked them with cabbage, which they had already suffered first frost, essential to make them tastier and more tender. Long cooking and frozen cabbage were the secret of the success of this dish of peasant origin and appreciated by all.

Five ideas for cooking cabbage

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The recipe for ribs with cabbage

Ingredients

600 g of pork ribs better if small, 500 g of cabbage, 400 ml of tomato sauce, 1 onion, 3 carrots, 1 stick of celery, 1 clove of garlic, extra virgin olive oil, 1 glass of white wine .

Preparation

First clean the carrots, onion and celery. Chop the herbs and fry them in a pan with a little extra virgin olive oil. Also add the garlic. When the vegetables are ready, add the meat, sprinkle with a glass of white wine and, when it has evaporated, place the cabbage, cut into strips. Add the tomato, cover and cook for two hours, until the meat is soft, adding water if necessary. Serve by adding salt.

Check out some tips in the tutorial to prepare ribs with cabbage!

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