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Recipe Guinea-fowl breasts breaded with sweet and sour peppers – Italian Cuisine

Recipe Guinea-fowl breasts breaded with sweet and sour peppers


  • 2 pcs of guinea fowl breasts
  • 80 g corn flour
  • 2 pcs red peppers
  • 2 pcs yellow peppers
  • 1 pc medium onion
  • chili powder
  • powdered paprika powder
  • sugar
  • magiorana
  • dry white wine
  • honey
  • apple vinegar
  • extra virgin olive oil
  • salt
  • pepper

For the recipe of guinea fowl breasts breaded with sweet and sour peppers, peel the onion and slice it finely.
Peel the peppers and cut them into small pieces. Heat 3 tablespoons of oil in a saucepan and sauté the onion for about 3 minutes with a pinch of chilli pepper. Add the peppers and cook them with a large pinch of salt, 1 tablespoon of sugar and 3 sprigs of marjoram for 7-8 minutes; sprinkle with a dash of white wine and 3 tablespoons of apple vinegar, let it evaporate for 4-5 minutes, then pour in 2 glasses of water and continue cooking over medium heat for 35-40 minutes; then add 1 tablespoon of honey and cook for another 30 minutes, wetting occasionally with a ladle of water, if the cooking liquid dries too much. Blend half of the peppers
with 4 tablespoons of water.
FOR FARAONA PETITS: Mix the corn flour with half a teaspoon of smoked paprika. Season the guinea fowl breasts with salt and pepper, grease them and bread them with the corn flour only on the pulp side. Brown them in a pan greased with a little oil, first on the skin side, resting on a weight, for 1 minute, then turn them and cook them for another minute. Transfer the breasts to a baking sheet lined with baking paper and bake at 200 ° C for 17-18 minutes, with the skin facing upwards. Spread the cream of peppers on the plates and place the guinea-fowl breasts on top. Complete with sweet and sour peppers and serve immediately.

Recipe Fry peel and biscuit breaded with centrifugal waste – Italian Cuisine

Recipe Fry peel and biscuit breaded with centrifugal waste


  • 150 g kamut flour
  • 150 g semolina plus a little
  • 15 g mother yeast powder
  • 4 pcs of celery sticks
  • 5 pcs carrots
  • 1 pc fennel
  • sugar
  • seeds
  • milk
  • peanut oil
  • extra virgin olive oil
  • salt

For the recipe of frying peels and biscuits with centrifugal waste, wash the whole vegetable well. Peel the carrots with a potato peeler; cut the skins into strips. Remove the first sheath of fennel, remove the ends with the barbine and cut the white part into thin sticks (if you also have leek scraps, cut a sheath into strips). Peel the outer celery stalks (usually eliminated because they are fibrous) and also cut into sticks. Put all the chopped vegetables in the microwave: leek for 2 minutes, carrot skins for 2 and a half minutes, celery and fennel for 4 minutes. Then dip them all together in a container with cold milk. This procedure is used to standardize the consistencies and to favor the formation of a crunchy crust. Drain the vegetables, pass them in 4-5 tablespoons of semolina and fry them
in abundant hot peanut oil. Drain on kitchen paper, add salt and serve immediately.
For the sandwiches: Centrifuge the peeled carrots, the fennel that you had cleaned and 2 more celery sticks. Use the juice to make drinks or cocktails, then retrieve the waste. Mix the kamut flour with the yeast, 5 g of sugar and 150 g of water. Let this dough rise for 2 hours at 25 ° C: close it in the oven off, with a pan of boiling water, covered with a sheet of perforated film.
Take back the leavened dough, add 150 g of semolina, 12 g of oil and 7 g of salt. Also add the scraps of the centrifuge, chopped with the knife, and knead everything; collect the dough and put it to rise covered in the oven for about 1 hour. Finally form some morsels, brush them with oil, sprinkle them with the seeds of your choice and bake them at 250 ° C for 10-12 minutes, then lower the oven to 160 ° C and cook for another 10-12 minutes.

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