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The Sailor Moon Café arrives: browse the menu – Italian Cuisine


Sailor warriors on tour in Japan with the Sailor Moon Café: a dream come true!

Shibuya, Osaka, Nagoya, Hokkaido, Fukuoka and Saitama: from October to November, some cafes around the Japan they will transform thanks to the power of the Moon, to host the Sailor Moon Café.

From the beginning of the 90's until today, the myth of Sailor Moon remains timeless and continues to give surprises to the most loyal fans. After the manga, the cartoon, the live-action, the musicals, the video games, now it's time to taste.

The concept of the café is "Girl's Night Out“, A night out with friends to have fun and enjoy exclusive dishes, available only for this special event. The menu immediately leaves you speechless, not only for the colors and imaginative decorations. The Sailor Moon Café is not just for use drink, semifreddo is sweets: it will also be possible to order complete dishes to eat for lunch and dinner, such as steak or le tortilla dedicated to Sailor Mercury, Sailor Mars, Sailor Jupiter and Sailor Venus.

The dishes that intrigue us the most? The recipes (more or less) Italian, revisited and embellished in the style of the most beloved warrior ever: we are talking about risotto in the moonlight and a plate of lasagna very particular. Look at the gallery below to discover them and browse the best of the menu.

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It is not the first time fighters who dress in a sailor suit land in a room. In August of this year there was already the inauguration of Sailor Moon Shining Moon Tokyo, a restaurant that offers a menu inspired by the characters of the famous anime. The venue is also equipped with a stage that hosts performances of the most beloved scenes of the animated series every evening.

As for the Sailor Moon Café, obviously you need to book well in advance on the official website. If you don't have the powers, it's time to look for last minute flights to Japan.

From the refrigerator to the small glass: the grappa to drink cold arrives – Italian Cuisine


Here is the new Grandi Cru Prosecco Ice proposed by the famous Castagner distillery, perfect also as an ingredient for special summer recipes

Store the grappa in the fridge is it a mistake? Generally yes, because the ideal serving temperature fluctuates between 18 degrees for long aging products, up to 8-10 at most for non-aged products. However, this rule does not seem to apply to the new born at home Castagner, famous trademark of Treviso distillation: Grandi Cru Prosecco Ice in fact, it appears as the first grappa designed specifically to be consumed cold, just extracted from the kitchen refrigerator.

The stated goal, as it tells the same Roberto Castagner is to offer something new and summery, playing on the floral and above all fruity scents of glera, the grape from which the famous Prosecco originates. «Today the concept of grappa is changing rapidly, and partly thanks to us: we make it a product to drink even with the nose, to be contemplated, even more fruity and soft. Precisely for this reason the Grandi Cru Prosecco Ice, which comes from a work of over 3 years, is also perfect in combination with the most summery desserts, tasted cold. Exactly like white wine .

Roberto Castagner.

The first bottles are already on the market, and will be sold until October. Their key feature? Being covered by a real one neoprene thermal wetsuit, midnight blue and reusable, designed to preserve the ideal temperature of grappa for tasting for up to 3 hours out of the fridge. Which is attested, precisely, between 3 and 5 degrees. The company suggests to try it in combination with summer fruit or desserts, after a barbecue in the company, a fish dinner or an open-air picnic. The most curious may even want to use it as special ingredient to give an extra edge to your fruit salad: so here is a very simple recipe to reinvent even a diced melon. Together with an unprecedented mascarpone mousse and some advice to prepare very fragrant apricot and cinnamon jars, using grappa as a secret ingredient.

Melone alla Grappa

Ingredients

2 small melons
the juice and peel of 2 untreated lemons
4 tablespoons of sugar
6 cl of grappa Grandi Cru Prosecco Ice (about two glasses)

Method

Clean the melons by removing the skin and the seeds and cut the pulp into cubes. In a pan, prepare a syrup by combining the sugar, lemon zest and two glasses of water. Boil 10 minutes, add the diced melon and remove from heat.
Once the whole is well cooled, drain the melon, place it in a bowl and flavor with the lemon juice and grappa. Keep in the fridge until ready to serve, decorating with a few mint leaves.

Mascarpone mousse flavored with grappa with berries

Ingredients

400 g of Mascarpone
3 eggs
6 tablespoons of sugar
4 tablespoons grappa Grandi Cru Prosecco Ice
1 vanilla pod
250 grams of wild berries to taste

Method

Separate the yolks from the whites and whisk them until they are stiff. Whip the egg yolks with the sugar until the mixture is thick and fluffy. Add the grappa, the mascarpone softened with a spatula and the vanilla to the whipped yolks, stirring until a smooth and homogeneous cream is obtained. Gently fold in the egg whites from the bottom upwards, being careful not to disassemble the mixture.
Let the mousse rest in the refrigerator for at least an hour. Meanwhile wash the berries and place them on absorbent paper to dry the water well. Arrange in cups alternating mascarpone mousse and wild berries. Keep in the fridge until ready to serve and decorate with icing sugar and mint leaves.

Jar of apricots with grappa and cinnamon

Ingredients

10 small, firm apricots, not too ripe
3 cinnamon sticks 2-3 cm high
4 tablespoons of sugar
150 ml of water
Grappa Grandi Cru Prosecco Ice

Method

Wash and dry the apricots, divide them in two and remove the stones. In a saucepan prepare the syrup by dissolving the sugar in the water over high heat and simmering for a couple of minutes. Lower the heat and immerse the apricots leaving them to soak in a sweet flame for 5 minutes.
Turn off the heat and let it cool.
Arrange the apricots in an airtight jar previously sterilized in boiling water or in the oven, alternating with cinnamon. Drizzle with the syrup and cover completely with the grappa.
Leave to rest in a dark and cool place for at least a week.

The bread made with sea water arrives – Italian Cuisine

The bread made with sea water arrives


It is low in salt and contains three times magnesium, four times more iodine, plus potassium, iron and calcium. Now it is also distributed in supermarkets

It is prepared without the addition of salt, yet it is really tasty, because this bread is done with sea ​​water. The marine bread, already proposed by some Neapolitan bakeries, now also arrives in the supermarkets of the chain Sole 365. To produce it we use themicrobiologically pure sea water of Steralmar, a company from Bisceglie, the only one in Italy to supply seawater for food use, thanks to a patented purification process.

And the result is a special bread hyposodic, which offers many health benefits over the common one. As explained by the Cnr – Institute of Food Sciences, which has studied the properties comparing them with those of an ordinary bread, «it has a significantly lower salt content, equal to1.1 percent on 100 grams of product compared to the control bread which is 1.6 percent (the national average is around 2-2.5 percent) ".

Less salt is better

The taste and biological properties of common salt, sodium chloride, are mainly related to sodium, an essential element for the body, but for which, unlike other nutrients, problems of deficiency are hardly present. One gram of salt corresponds to 0.4 grams of sodium. The WHO (World Health Organization) recommends a daily salt consumption of less than 5 grams, equal to 2 grams of sodium. Because an excessive consumption of salt determines not only an increase in arterial pressure, with an increased risk of developing serious diseases of the cardiovascular system, but also a greater risk of contracting pathologies such as tumors of the digestive system, osteoporosis and chronic kidney disease. The Italians, however, are still far from the recommended values, according to data from the National Center for Disease Prevention and Control of the Ministry of Health: the average daily consumption of an adult is about 11 grams for men and 9 for women.

Important minerals

Sea bread is also particularly rich in essential elements for health, mineral salts and antioxidants: it contains triple magnesium, quadruple iodine, plus potassium, iron and calcium. Sea water contains 92 elements of the Mendeleev table, that is almost all those existing in nature. Refined salt, on the other hand, is deprived of many important minerals, such as magnesium, potassium, calcium and iron. The sea water also seems to facilitate leavening: this is another aspect that the CNR is investigating.

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