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Bavarian ricotta recipe with currant surprise – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay

Bavarian ricotta recipe with currant surprise


It looks like a fir tree covered in snow and when cut it reveals a sweet red heart, like the color of Christmas. There Ricotta bavarois with currant surprise it’s a dessert truly scenographic and on theme for the holiday menu.

Making it takes a certain amount of effort experience in the kitchen: you need to do it first coconut wafer which will act as a base, subsequently the sphere of currant juice which will remain hidden in the center of the cake, therefore the coconut bavarois and, finally, give the preparation the shape of a with an acetate sheet mold. Prepare the dessert in advance because it will have to cool down several hours in the fridge.

Also discover these recipes: Bavarian’s Orange, Coffee Bavarese, Yogurt bavarois and citrus fruit compote, Bavarian in cup and these others Christmas desserts without oven.

Currant risotto with Camembert – Italian Cuisine

Currant risotto with Camembert


1) Peel And chopped finely onion. Do it stew gently in a saucepan with the butter and a ladle of broth until it becomes transparent and the bottom dry, unite the rice and toast it in the sauce for 2-3 minutes, stirring constantly.

2) United a ladle of boiling broth at a time and cook the rice, stirring occasionally. Halfway through cooking unite the currants, shelled and rinsed, and the leaves of a sprig of thyme.

3) When the rice is al dente, turn off the heat, unite the Camembert in bows, jumbled up partially and let it rest the risotto covered for 2-3 minutes. Adjust if you need salt, add the leaves of the remaining thyme and a sprinkle of pepper and serve.

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Posted on 06/01/2022

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Sweet red currant braid with chopped pistachios – Italian Cuisine

Sweet red currant braid with chopped pistachios


Sweet red currant braid with chopped pistachios, preparation

1) Dissolve the yeast in a little warm milk with a pinch of sugar and do rest 10 minutes. Place the flour in a heap with a spoonful of sugar and place the soft butter into small pieces in the center and the beaten egg with the remaining, warmed milk.

2) United the yeast batter e knead until you get a smooth and elastic ball. Engrave cross the ball, put it in a large bowl, cover with a damp cloth not in contact and let it rise in a warm place for a couple of hours.

3) Grainy the currants and collect 300 g in a saucepan together with the remaining sugar. Cook on a low flame for about 20 minutes, to dry a little.

4) Take back the pasta and roll it out with a rolling pin, forming a rectangle of 50×40 cm. Spread it with the currant compote, add the shelled currant kept aside and sprinkle with the biscuits.

5) Form a cylinder, rolling the dough starting from one long side. Score the roll lengthwise and separate the 2 halves: wrap them in a very soft braid, keeping the cut part always upwards.

6) Hide the ends of the braid and transfer it to a rectangular mold with high edges measuring 25×18 cm, compressing it so that it fills it. You do rest for 20 minutes.

7) Sprinkle with the sugar grains e bake at 180 degrees for 25 minutes; then spread the chopped pistachios over the surface and cook for another 15 minutes. Let cool before serving.

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Posted on 22/09/2021

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