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10 delicious banana desserts for Banana day – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay


Obviously banana sweets: what, if not, to celebrate Banana day? Besides, who doesn’t like bananas? A favorite fruit of children, the banana has always been one of the most loved fruits by everyone. In fact, for half a century now, the bananas they have gained a prestigious role on the table of the world population. Not surprisingly, the banana It appears to be the most consumed fruit in the worldthanks to its characteristic flavor and also to its nutritional properties. The banana is the fruit of the Musa sapientum, located in Malaysia. Today it is cultivated in most of the tropical and subtropical areas of the planet. Major producers include Costa Rica, Mexico, Ecuador and Brazil.

The National Banana Day is celebrated on April 19th, the day dedicated to the magical exotic fruit. We want to celebrate it together with you with advice, curiosities and many tasty recipes.

Bananas: properties and benefits

Banana is a good source of vitamins, minerals (especially potassium), fibers and phytosterols and is characterized by a low glycemic index. From these properties derive advantages for the cardiovascular system, for digestion and for the nutrition of those who practice resistance sports. One bananajust think, contains between 20 and 30 percent of our needs potassium. The precious mineral that protects the heart and cardiovascular system, and helps bones and muscles not to deteriorate. This premise would be enough to be good banana eaters. However, a 100 gram banana contains around 100 calories. Banana is also rich in starch and, like all foods that contain it, it has the important characteristic of providing energy to our body, but also of slowing down digestion, so it is advisable not to consume it in the evening, to avoid the risk of gaining weight.

Uses in the kitchen

But aside from the benefits and properties of bananas, there are also its versatile features use in the kitchen. They can be blended, eaten in the morning for breakfast, as a snack (avoid them after lunch and dinner), or even combined with many desserts. Banana is even excellent alternative to milk and eggsto prepare desserts and savory pies: a delight for vegetarians and for vegans.

Bananas: when to eat them?

Pay attention to two important things when eating bananas. The first: they must be ripe, so they are more effective, from the point of view of the properties they have, and better digestible. To ripen them, when you have bought them rather green in the final part (where the banana opens) or still hard, it is very simple: just keep them out of the refrigerator, where they should go if they are already ripe. Second thing: Even if you like them a lot, don’t overdo it. Bananas are not exactly easy to digest, especially if you make the mistake of eating them after meals.

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Whipped shortcrust pastry and tea biscuits recipe – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay

Ricetta Pasta frolla montata e biscotti da tè


Quick to make and without the need for rest, whipped shortcrust pastry biscuits are the classic delight to accompany with tea. L’whipped shortcrust pastry doughWhen raw, it is malleable and “creamy”, but for the biscuits to be successful it must still be quite compact.

What should you use whipped pastry for?

For its consistency crumbly and delicate this shortcrust pastry is not suitable for the preparation of tarts, while as we were saying it is ideal for delicious dishes tea biscuits. Try dipping them in dark chocolate melted in a bain-marie, they will become irresistible.

How do you store whipped shortbread biscuits?

These shortbread biscuits can be stored closed in a tin box, away from heat and humidity, for up to two weeks.

Berry cheesecake recipe – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay

«Cheeseacke» ai frutti di bosco


A berry cheesecake, but raw food. «I dream of a healthy world, where the awareness that food can contribute to human well-being is increasingly widespread, says the author of the recipe, the pastry chef Vito Cortese, Apulian by origin, Florentine by adoption. His research began when he was young, when he solved a health problem by changing his diet. Attention was focused on pastry shop raw foodist when he realized that, unlike cooking, the world of desserts offered very few alternatives to the classic combination of eggs, flour and sugar. In his restaurant, in Florence, he only serves “raw food” desserts.

What is raw food?

The raw foodas the word itself says, is a diet that involves the consumption of food exclusively raw or treated at a maximum temperature of 42° C. At the base of the raw food diet, the belief that cooking alters the nutritional principles of foods such as vitamins and mineral salts, and that cooked and industrially processed foods contain toxins harmful to the body. Raw foods, as nature gives them to us, preferably sourced biologicalhowever, they can be cut, sliced, centrifuged, blended, marinated, dried, dehydrated.

To find out more about the world of raw food and Raw Food, here is our selection of recipes to prepare at home without cooking anything.

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