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Buckwheat cake recipe, the recipe – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay

Buckwheat cake recipe, the recipe


Step 1

Whip the butter with the icing sugar, flavored with the seeds of half a vanilla pod and a pinch of salt, until it is very foamy and white.

Step 2

Add the egg yolks, continuing to whisk, then incorporate the flour.

Step 3

Chop the almonds and add them to the dough.

Step 4

Whip the egg whites until stiff, then gently fold them into the mixture.

Step 5

Butter and flour a ring mold (ø 22-24 cm) and pour the mixture into it. Bake it at 170°C for about 40 minutes. Remove from the oven, remove from the mold and leave to cool.

Step 6

Cut the cake in half horizontally and fill it with the jam. Accompany it, if desired, with whipped cream.

Maltagliati of buckwheat, pumpkin and baby spinach – Italian Cuisine

Maltagliati of buckwheat, pumpkin and baby spinach


Maltagliati of buckwheat, pumpkin and spinach, the preparation

1) Arrange the two types of flour on the work surface, form a dimple in the center and pour in 210 ml of warm water with a pinch of salt: collect the flour with one hand towards the center and with the other continue to add the water little by little. Start mixing the ingredients and knead until you get a smooth and elastic ball; wrap it in plastic wrap and let it rest for 30 minutes.

2) Meanwhile cut the pumpkin into slices and brown it in one no stick pan with a drizzle of oil, peeled garlic and sprigs of rosemary; add a pinch of salt, pepper and cook until cooked, but still consistent. Remove half of the pumpkin from the pan and continue cooking for the rest, adding a ladle of water. When it is tender, transfer it to the glass of mixer and reduce it in cream.

3) Roll out the dough thickness of 2 mm on the floured work surface with a rolling pin (or pass the dough through the rollers of the special machine, gradually reducing the thickness); then obtained from puff pastry many squares using a smooth-edged pastry cutter wheel.

4) Coarsely chop the hazelnuts and toast them in the pan where you cooked the pumpkin (clean it with a sheet of absorbent paper and grease it again with a little oil), then add the pumpkin kept aside and the baby spinach: leave on the flame for only a few seconds.

5) Cook the maltagliati in plenty of boiling salted water for 2-3 minutes and drain when al dente: toss with the pumpkin cream, then add the rest of the sauce. Stir, complete with ground pepper and serve.

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Posted on 11/26/2021

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Buckwheat crepes in the manner of pizzocchero – Italian Cuisine

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Buckwheat crepes, preparation

For the crepes: 500 ml of milk – 50 g of flour 00 – 2 or 3 eggs – 150 g of buckwheat flour – butter to taste – salt and pepper

For the bechamel:
500 ml of milk – 500 g of butter – 40 g of flour – nutmeg – salt – pepper

For the filling:
head of a cabbage – 4 medium-sized potatoes – 200 g of Casera – 100 g of grated Grana Padano – 100 g of melted butter – a few sage leaves

1) Prepare the crepes. Add milk, eggs, 00 flour and buckwheat flour; prepare a mixture that must remain liquid, pour a quantity capable of covering the bottom of a pan (recommended: non-stick). Important: the pan must be hot and well greased.

2) Prepare the bechamel. Boil the milk, add salt and flavor with nutmeg. So prepare a roux, the basic base of white sauces, made with melted butter and flour. Add to the milk and turn until boiling resumes.

3) Prepare the filling. Peel, peel and wash the cabbage, eliminating the hardest central part. Then whiten it in boiling water. Peel the potatoes and cut them into cubes which you will then blanch in boiling water.

4) Cut the casera lamellae and add it to the grain. Stuff the crepes with bechamel, cabbage, diced potatoes and cheeses. Close them in 4 and place them on a baking dish.

5) Nappate the crepes with the rest of the béchamel, a little cabbage, potatoes, a handful of parmesan and finally the melted butter with sage.

6) Bake in the oven for about 20 minutes at 180 °.

Recipe by Chef Stefano Grandi. If you want to find out something about him and the video recipes he has prepared for us click here. In the coming days the new video recipes.
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