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Pasta based on vegetables and legumes, good and nutritious – Italian Cuisine


Naturally gluten free and rich in protein, but also phosphorus, iron, zinc and manganese. Not a pasta, but a real complete meal based on vegetables and legumes, in the format and speed of cooking pasta.

Which dish best represents our cuisine, if not pasta? Greedy and satiating, it lends itself to many condiment solutions, from the most traditional to the most imaginative. But if it is true that pasta likes (almost) everyone, it is equally true that many prefer not to overuse it. Who can not because gluten intolerant, but also those who lead a sports life or are attentive to a healthy and balanced diet.

Don't call it pasta. Completely gluten-free, Verdipiù di Felicia (absolute novelty on the Italian market) is a real complete meal based on vegetables and legumes, and therefore gluten-free but rich in protein, phosphorus, iron, zinc, potassium and manganese. No longer a sin of gluttony but, on the contrary, a first course in the name of health, which combines the beneficial properties of legumes with those of vegetables, but in the format and simplicity of cooking pasta. It only takes 5 minutes to put a rich, nutritious and balanced dish on the table, reducing preparation time to a minimum. With a very high presence of vegetables: 20% organic yellow pumpkin (140 grams of fresh pumpkin per 100 grams of Verdipiù) and 10% organic red beet (200 grams of fresh beetroot per 100 grams of Verdipiù), without legumes to be soaked at night, as grandmothers taught, or vegetables to clean. Only the cooking time of a normal pasta dish (and even less!) With the possibility of magically putting everyone in agreement. Sportsmen, health-conscious, lovers of good food, children and all those who choose a healthy and at the same time tasty food, can thus obtain a balanced nutritional supply from a single dish.

Two combinations are proposed: the yellow lentil and pumpkin striped lentils and the red and beetroot homemade lentils, colorful and inviting even for the little ones. In 5 minutes you bring to the table not a pasta dish but a complete meal, made of 100% organic products, to be seasoned simply with a drizzle of oil and grated Parmesan.

If you are looking for even more delicious ideas, here are two recipes for bringing Verdipiù to the table.

verdipiù vegetable paste and legumes

Garlic, oil and hot pepper

Ingredients

200g of Verdipiù with pumpkin

1 chili pepper

2 cloves of fermented black garlic

black olive crumble

extra virgin olive oil

salt

Method

Boil the pasta in plenty of salted water. Once cooked and drained, sauté in a pan with cold EVO oil and add slices of black garlic. Serve and garnish with chilli and black olive crumble.

So spontaneous

Ingredients

200g Verdipiù with beetroot

250g of borage (or wild herbs)

1 yellow pepper

1 yellow carrot

1 medium potato

Extra virgin olive oil

salt

Method

Boil the borage, the potato and the pepper and, after having peeled them, blend them all with oil. Cut the carrots into strips and place them in water and ice. Boil the pasta in plenty of salted water. Separately, form a borage mirror on the bottom of the dish on which to lay the pasta and season with extra virgin olive oil. Garnish with the carrots in strips and the emulsion of yellow pepper.

5 breakfasts based on oats – Italian Cuisine

Breakfast-with-oats


An ingredient that can not miss in your handouts, especially to prepare a delicious, nutritious and full of energy breakfast

THE oat flakes they are not only useful to prepare porridge, but they are a very versatile ingredient in the kitchen.
Always keep an escort and use them, for example, for one healthy and tasty breakfast. Are you looking for ideas? Here 5 recipes for you.

Porridge

We have talked many times about this recipe that can be prepared with or without cooking and with many different ingredients.
The base is always the oat flakes and milk, although for a lighter version you can also prepare it with water.
If you do not have time to cook the oats in the morning prepare the evening before going to bed the version without cooking also known as overnight oatmeal. Just mix 30 g of oat flakes with a glass of milk or water and let the mixture rest in the fridge overnight. If you want it more creamy you can also add chia seeds that releasing their gel will make the porridge very similar to a cream.
If instead, in the morning, you have a few more minutes to spend on breakfast, bake 30 g of oat flakes with a glass of milk or water in a saucepan until you get a soft mixture. Once ready sweeten to taste with sugar, honey or maple syrup and add what you want between fresh or dried fruit and mixed spices.

Breakfast-with-oats
Breakfast-with-oats

Barrette oats

This is an idea for the breakfast on the go, what you take away because maybe you do not have time to do it at home. These bars are also a great snack for the afternoon and are very easy to prepare.
Just blend 10 dates of Medjoul without seed with two tablespoons of oat flakes, a few almonds and two tablespoons of coconut flour.
You can also add del cocoa for a chocolate version and you can give a little extra crunchiness with some mixed seeds.
Once the mixture is ready roll it out into a fairly small rectangular mold and cover it with baking paper and crush it with your hands. Let the refrigerator rest for a few hours and then cut the bars.
You can also make small bon bon instead of bars turning the mixture into many balls.

Granola with oats

Preparing granola at home is really very simple.
Just mix it around 500 g of oat flakes with 50 g of almonds, 50 of hazelnuts and 50 of raisins and cashews (or what you prefer), 150 g of maple syrup diluted with 80 ml of seed oil, 80 ml of water and 100 g of honey.
Arrange the mixture in a baking pan lined with parchment paper and bake at 180 degrees until golden brown.
Let it cool and break it into a granola.
You can also add mixed seeds and dried and dried fruit as you prefer.
The granola has a thousand variations, have fun creating your own.

Oat and banana cookies

These delicious sweets are very easy to prepare because they only have three ingredients, or even two if you want.
The base is made of bananas and oats and you can then add raisins or nuts, chocolate chips, coconut flour and whatever you prefer.
To prepare the crushed mixture the pulp of two bananas with the fork and add a few tablespoons of oat flakes (about 6) until it reaches a soft consistency, but not too liquid.
Complete with of raisins, cinnamon and what you prefer and then with a spoon pour the mixture a little at a time on a baking sheet. Cook at 180 degrees for about 15 minutes.
For a chocolate version add cocoa and chocolate chips.

Plumcake with oats

This is a breakfast cake for the whole family based on oats and hazelnuts, flavored with cardamom.
To prepare it finely chopped 100 g of oat flakes until they are turned into flour.
Then mount 2 eggs with 150 g of brown sugar, 50 ml of seed oil, and then add the pulp of two ripe bananas, a sachet of baking powder and oats.
Coarsely chopped 100 gr of hazelnuts and cardamom seeds and join the rest.
Fill a plumcake mold lined with parchment paper and decorate with minced oats and hazelnuts. Bake at 180 degrees for about 40 minutes.

And if 5 recipes are not enough for you, here are some other ideas for your breakfast with oats in the gallery

10 recipes based on fish to taste in winter – Italian Cuisine

10 recipes based on fish to taste in winter


Even for fish, it is worth the good practice of following seasonality to bring to the table a fresh and genuine product that respects nature. Here is the fish to eat when it's cold (and how to cook it)

If you are careful to consume seasonal fruit and vegetables, the same speech should also apply to the fish!
Buy the seasonal fish shows that we care about our health environment and its balance, guarantees one higher quality of what we bring to the table and, finally – look not to be underestimated – it is more cheap.

What are the fish to consume in winter?

We have a fortune, we live facing the Mediterranean Sea, very rich in blue fish like anchovies, sardines, tuna, mackerel, amberjack, all varieties of fish particularly rich in omega 3 and fatty acids, which have beneficial effects on the functioning of the heart and the circulatory system. But if we want to make a sustainable choice and buy only seasonal fish, in winter which one should we prefer? The varieties of fish to be consumed in the cold season are: anchovy, alice, calamari, squid, mullet, dentex, gattuccio, mazzardino, hake, leek, panocchia, octopus, turbot, sea bream, sardine, scorpionfish, cuttlefish, mackerel, sole, bass, spiny, bluefin tuna, red mullet, clam. And now that we know, let's see how to cook them!

10 recipes based on fish perfect for the winter

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