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The Pink Desert Tiramisu by Daniel Canzian – Italian Cuisine

The Pink Desert Tiramisu by Daniel Canzian


Always fun to 'play' on the dessert most loved by Italians. All the chefs do it in their restaurant: Daniel Canzian suggests the 'from home' version of his, enriched with more elements but very tasty as the historical one. It is beautiful to see

There is no chef – of a Michelin-starred Michelin or of a mountain inn – who does not put his hand to tiramisu, the Italian dessert par excellence. Moreover, there is discussion – often controversially – about the origins of the dish which in the 80s became cult first in the premises to subsequently enter all the houses. And if the initial popularity is due to a restaurant in Treviso, To the Beccherie where in the early 70s it was called Tiramesù, there are testimonies of similar sweets in Friuli-Venezia Giulia, even antecedents. Not to mention the sea of ​​legends that set it in the Risorgimento or even in the Medici period. But we do not care much: the greediness of a spoon dessert counts, which stimulates the cooks to play around it. We have provoked Daniel Canzian – venetissimo – who gave us the recipe for an out of the ordinary version, which can still be made at home. «Nothing to say to those who love the classic baking tray, with the recipe handed down from their grandmother, from which to devour it by spoonfuls … But considering that time is not lacking, it is fun to test one's ability playing on a timeless dessert, explains Canzian.

The essence of pastry

Desert Rose is one of the desserts on the menu restaurant named after the chef (in via Castelfidardo, corner of via San Marco, in Milan). But obviously Daniel has revised the recipe thinking of a good enthusiast, equipped with the basic equipment and the … pleasure of precision. That said, theory is more complicated than implementation. "If in any recipe the doses are important, in the pastry shop even more and you cannot remedy the error", underlines Canzian. «And then you need to know the ingredients. Mr. Marchesi he always said that when you reach this level, you can't go wrong. Technique is only a consequence of this knowledge . Final tip? «Stay focused, but also have fun, perhaps listening to good music. And don't be in a hurry in the single steps: a simple dish hides pitfalls for those who believe it is. Then, it is precisely the detail that makes the difference in simplicity .

Ingredients and procedure

For the coffee cat tongue

500 g egg white

500 g sugar

500 g butter

500 g flour

8 g coffee powder

Make the butter in the ointment, sift the flour and mix all the ingredients with the leaf in a planetary mixer, when you get a homogeneous mixture add the coffee powder and mix again. Store a piping bag with the possibility of putting it in the freezer. Form the waffles with an elbow spatula – possibly on a silpat – and bake in a preheated oven at 160 ° for 4-5 minutes. Remove from the oven and shape with the help of small baba molds.

Buckwheat crumble

200 g buckwheat flour

100 g weak flour

300 g almond flour

300 g butter

300 g sugar

Mix the powders. Mix the butter. Sift with a large mesh and after breaking down and shelling, cook at 165 ° for 10 minutes.

For the coffee granita

1 lt coffee

150 g of sugar

1 tablespoon of ground coffee

Dissolve the sugar in the hot coffee and freeze to obtain a granita.

For the tiramisu cream

150 g sugar

150 g yolk

500 g mascarpone

70 g sugar

500 g cream

Whip the yolk at room temperature with the first sugar by inserting the sugar little by little: the mixture must triple. Whip the mascarpone with the second sugar. Combine the first two compounds and then the whipped cream. Insert in a pastry bag.

Plate completion

Place the cream with a star nozzle in two pods, sprinkle with crumble, cocoa, coffee granita and overlap. 'Spread' the bottom of the plate with the cream and lay the tiramisu on it to prevent it from falling.

Daniel Canzian, nice and tireless son of art – Italian Cuisine

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It is rare to meet someone who has always known what he wanted to do when he was grown up. If then he succeeded, and with excellent results, it is really a joy. We try it by meeting Daniel Canzian, creative and extrovert chef, who identified his vocation as a youngster, in his parents' restaurant: in the kitchen he was happy and he never asked what else to do. A great fortune for the customers of his restaurant in Milan, now, and, first, for those of the Marchesi Group (including Marchesino), where he worked as an executive chef between 2008 and 2013.

Recalling the master Gualtiero, Canzian said: "Among the chefs there are many numbers one, but he was a prime number". Already this simple sentence gives the measure of Daniel's grace. Simple and balanced, sincere and kind as his dishes, use the ladle like a brush to make delicate frescoes. All with the charge and the sympathy of the Venetian true, what after 12 hours of work still wants to have a chat in the room and to answer, to those who ask him how he chooses the wines for his paper: "My kitchen, which tends to be fresh and acidulous, is better suited to mineral wines, rather than very structured ones. The big labels and rich ingredients interest me little. I go towards purity ".

It prefers flour of small mills and in general products of high ethical and palatal value: genuine and close. The km 0 is too limiting, but to buy wasabi for strength when we have a good horseradish made in Italy makes no sense. For our recipe it has foreseen the use of foie gras, because the Christmas period requires a special touch, but Canzian is capable of enchanting even with "simple" lemon risotto, polenta cannoli filled with creamed salted cod, lacquered suckling pigs, crunchy minestrone and delicate mackerels in crust.

Pure made in Italy

168747It is a champion of "lightness" with its essential recipes and the nice verve. Its goal is nutrition, not just the taste and the spectacularity of the dish. Canzian (38) offers seasonal and family ingredients, good and easy to find. Wines included, that knows well (was born in Conegliano) and loves. He is a member of JRE Italy for only one year, yet It has already been chosen for the association's European committee since 2019. A good opportunity to promote the Italian food and wine scene across the border.

Opened in 2013 in Milan, the Daniel Canzian restaurant is a small oasis of silence in the effervescent Brera area, with an open kitchen and a bright dining room 50 covers, comfortable and "natural". The Right to Stop among the goodies: bring a bottle of special wine, too important to pair it with home-made dishes, and the chef will create an ad hoc menu for the label.

SALAD OF CAPPONE AND FOIE GRAS WITH PARSLEY AND MELAGRANA

168750for 4 people

capon breast (2 parts) – 2 l of capon broth –

1 whole foie gras, about 500 g (possibly goose) –

Vin Santo (or white passito) – 1 pomegranate – 1 lemon

untreated – extra virgin olive oil – 1 bunch

of organic homegrown parsley – salt – pepper

Prepare the capon Bring the capon broth almost to a boil (it must reach a maximum of 70 ° for the meat does not become stringy): add the turkey breast and cook for 30 minutes. Drain the meat and let it cool.

Marinate the foie gras Open the foie gras in two by making a long incision with a sharp knife without going all the way. Privatelo of any veins helping you with a pincer for fish. Spray it internally and externally in a container with plenty of Vin Santo, salt and pepper. Close the foie gras, wrap it in the foil, prick it and leave it to rest in the fridge for at least 2 hours.

Make the condiment Cut the pomegranate into 2 and, knocking on the cap with a heavy cutlery over a bowl, remove the beans; then gently shell them by pressing the peel inwards. Drain them in a colander, blend half (keeping aside the rest) with the juice collected in the bowl and filter. Whisk the liquid with a whisk pouring a little oil, salt and pepper. Wash, clean and pat the parsley selecting the tender tops and leaves.

Complete the dish Cut the capon breast into very thin slices and season lightly with the pomegranate vinaigrette. Using a knife cut thin slices (of shavings) of foie gras. Make the dish with the turkey slices on one side and the foie gras shavings on top. Put aside some parsley leaves, spread the pomegranates kept aside and serve with the vinagrette.

Silvia Bombelli
photo by Michele Tabozzi
(on the cover: Canzian with the director of Sale & Pepe Laura Maragliano)
December 2018

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Daniel Canzian: roast sauce, licorice and the duty to help those who are hungry – Italian Cuisine

Daniel Canzian: roast sauce, licorice and the duty to help those who are hungry


Continue our journey through the restaurants – hundreds only in Italy – that have enthusiastically joined the International campaign Restaurants against Hunger, the important initiative for which choosing a 'Supportive dish' in the menu, 2 euros go to support of Action against Hunger projects for undernourished children.

Today we talked with Chef Daniel Canzian, patron of the homonymous Milanese restaurant, which for Restaurants against the Fame offers the Lemon risotto, roast sauce and liquorice. This dish is born from the use of a "element of waste", the sauce of roast, a typical element of the Sunday kitchen, combined with licorice, an ingredient and original remedy with ancient roots. Result: a good, nutritious and economical food. Now also ethics.

"We wanted to give more support possible to Action against hunger, so unlike last years we decided to make available the most significant dish in the menu: lemon risotto, roast and liquorice saucetells us Chef Daniel – It's about ingredients poor, national-popular, that all share: I'm talking about the sauce of roast and lemon, while licorice brings that touch of genius, of originality. It is Sicilian licorice: the dish also contains the characteristics of our nation: a Northern risotto with elements from the South". Signiture dish constant in Daniel's menus since 2013, also contains the characteristics of the his kitchen, where the founding parts are the elements of "Arte Povera" in a vision of sustainability General: "We are not necessarily obliged to make dishes with some kind of raw materials" – suggests Daniel, who explains why he is so keen to support the Restaurants against Fame event: "In a global vision, I believe that today catering should be occupy more than nutrition: there can not be only the scenic part, fashion but the nutrition concept behind it must be strong, sensitive, marked. We certainly can not pretend nothing if there are whole populations that can not feed themselves. It is a duty to support certain realities and catering is and must be the protagonist ".

Here is the recipe.

Lemon risotto, roast sauce and liquorice

INGREDIENTS FOR 4 PEOPLE

320g. Carnaroli rice

40g. lemon in brine

40g. dry white wine

900g. light chicken stock

80g. butter

40g. grated Parmesan cheese

60g. sour butter

licorice powder

40g. roast sauce

METHOD

Toast the rice in a saucepan with a little butter, salting it lightly. Add the dry white wine, let it evaporate, add the boiling broth. Cook while stirring occasionally. Cut the candied lemon peels into a small concassé. Remove the pan from the heat add the butter, parmesan and lemon in brine: cover with a cloth and leave for a few minutes to make the rice relax. Whisk vigorously with the ladle, add very little broth to give the classic consistency "to the wave", then correct with salt. Spread the risotto over the plates, dress the rice lightly with the sauce of roast, sprinkle with liquorice powder. To serve.

You have time until December 31st to enjoy a fabulous meal and at the same time help the children who do not have to eat by supporting them Restaurants against Fame. Take advantage! At the Daniel Restaurant in Milan or in another restaurant near your home.

Carra Traverso Saibante
November 2018

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