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Crostini recipe with cooked meatballs and sauce: the recipe – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay

Crostini recipe with cooked meatballs and sauce: the recipe


In the year dedicated to Marco Polowe offer a mix of exotics dim sum and our locals cicchetti for a culinary journey betweenOrient And Venice.

Poor food par excellence, born from the idea of ​​recovering leftovers, the meatballs I’m a classic gods Venetian bacaribut also an important presence among dim sum, in a thousand variations: sesame, fish, prawn, vegetable, pork balls, take-away finger food par excellence, to be devoured in one bite already with an eye on the sailing ship that waits at anchor, ready to set sail.

Here is the recipe to prepare the Crostini with cooked meatballs in saucefor an appetizer comfortingfor the whole family.

Also discover: Meatballs in sauce and fried, Meatballs and pepper sauce, Couscous with meatballs in sauce.
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The vegan Christmas menu designed by the expert and cooked by us – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay

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The vegan Christmas menu that’s what you were looking for, right? We are not talking about obvious dishes based on vegetables and legumes, but about real special recipes studied with the scientific advice of the nutritional biologist Alvise Cavalieri and then prepared by our historic chef Joëlle Néderlants in the editorial kitchen.

With the presence of lentilsof the chickpeas and of soy the right amount of is guaranteed vegetable proteins, well assorted with the carbohydrates and fibers of vegetables, present in abundance. Finally, the pomegranate of the dessert is important for its tannins, astringent substances that not only refresh the flavor of the panna cotta, but also perform a useful antioxidant function.

The vegan Christmas menu of The Italian kitchen

Starter: Lentil and American potato pie

First course: Celeriac lasagne, chickpea cream and smoked tofu

Dessert: Almond milk panna cotta with pomegranate

Lentil and American potato pie

Commitment: Easy
Time: 50 minutes
Vegan

Ingredients for 4 people

  • 500 g American potatoes
  • 240 g boiled lentils
  • 150 g soy milk
  • 120 g carrot
  • 100 g celery stalk
  • 20 g cherry tomatoes in oil
  • 1 small red onion
  • 1 clove of garlic
  • marjoram
  • bread crumbs
  • extra virgin olive oil
  • nutmeg
  • salt
  • pepper

Method

  1. Peel the American potatoes, cut them into pieces, place them in a pan with the soy milk, a pinch of salt and cook for 18-20 minutes with the lid on, until they begin to fall apart.
  2. Season them with plenty of grated nutmeg and freshly ground pepper; reduce them to a rustic puree, with the help of a hand whisk.
  3. Peel and cut the celery, carrot and onion into chunks. Heat 2 tablespoons of oil in a saucepan and fry the chopped vegetables with garlic and a pinch of salt for 10 minutes; remove the garlic, add the chopped cherry tomatoes in oil and the lentils, season with salt and pepper and continue cooking for another 3-4 minutes. Remove from the heat and flavor with the leaves of 2 sprigs of marjoram.
  4. Distribute the mixture into 4 single-portion baking dishes (ø 8 cm), then fill with a layer of puree, leveling it well with the back of a spoon, and completing with a generous
    sprinkled with breadcrumbs.
  5. Bake on the lowest shelf of the oven, at 200°C, in grill mode, for 10 minutes; Remove from the oven, leave to cool for 2-3 minutes and serve.

Celeriac lasagne, chickpea cream and smoked tofu

Commitment: easy
Time: 1 hour and 10 minutes
Vegan

Ingredients for 8 people

  • 1.5 kg celeriac
  • 700 g boiled chickpeas
  • 250 g beets
  • 200 g tomato puree
  • 175 g smoked tofu
  • 150 g vegetable broth
  • 1 clove of garlic
  • smoked paprika
  • mixed seeds
  • lemon
  • extra virgin olive oil
  • salt

Method

  1. Clean the celeriac and cut it into slices about 2 mm thick; cook them in boiling salted water for a couple of minutes, drain them and dry them on kitchen paper.
  2. Heat a thin layer of oil in a saucepan with the crushed garlic clove with its peel, add the puree, add salt and cook the tomato sauce for 15-20 minutes.
  3. Cut 125 g of tofu into small cubes.
  4. Blend 580 g of chickpeas with a pinch of salt, the vegetable broth and 60 g of oil to obtain a cream.
  5. Brown the rest of the chickpeas in a pan with 2 tablespoons of oil, a sprinkling of smoked paprika and 1 tablespoon of mixed seeds; then mix them with the diced tofu.
  6. Wash the beets, dry them and sauté them in a pan with 2 tablespoons of oil, over high heat, for 2 minutes; separate the leaves from the ribs and chop the latter.
  7. Distribute a few spoonfuls of chickpea cream in a rectangular baking dish (30×18 cm); create a first layer of celeriac slices, overlapping them slightly; spread another layer of chickpea cream, add a few spoonfuls of tomato sauce, chard leaves, a few chopped stems, a few spoonfuls of chickpeas sautéed with tofu; repeat the operation two more times, finishing with a layer of chickpea cream, a few tablespoons of tomato sauce, chard, sautéed chickpeas, a couple of tablespoons of mixed seeds and 50 g of grated tofu.
  8. Bake at 180°C for 25 minutes. Remove from the oven and complete with grated lemon zest.

Recipe Warm crostini with cooked ham and horseradish – Italian Cuisine


  • 4 slices of cooked ham
  • 4 sweet and sour gherkins
  • 2 slices of homemade bread
  • salted butter
  • fresh horseradish (or horseradish sauce)
  • 1

    Cut sliced ​​gherkins.

  • 2

    Divide halve the slices of bread and heat them in the oven, obtaining croutons; spread them with soft butter, place a slice of ham on each crouton, a sliced ​​gherkin, completed with a grated horseradish (or the tip of a teaspoon of sauce) and serve.

  • 3

    Wine pairing: a red for an aperitif? It can be done, as long as it is light and served cool (around 14 ° C). The Santa Maddalena Classico Huck am Back 2019 by Cantina Bolzano, juicy and fruity, is drunk with great pleasure (13 euros, kellereibozen.com).

Recipe: Joëlle Néderlants, Texts: Valentina Vercelli; Photo: Riccardo Lettieri, Styling: Beatrice Prada

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