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Deep omelette: the infallible recipe – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay

Deep omelette: the infallible recipe


You don’t know how to do one deep omelette, the kind that are beautiful to look at, and that you can eat with your eyes? Read here: in this article we will reveal many tricks to avoid making mistakes. But let’s start from the basics.

How to make an omelette

To make a deep omelette you need to use a lot of eggs. It seems like obvious advice, but it isn’t.
Alternatively, make an omelette in a very small pan.
Once the quantity of eggs has been established, considering that the portion per person for an omelette is 2 eggsdecide whether you want a normally soft omelette, but not too thick, or a compact and thick omelette.

Before we talk about the thickness of the omelette, you know how to make one perfect omelette?
The perfect omelette doesn’t need to be beaten a lot, the eggs simply need to be mixed with a pinch of salt and pepperlittle parmesan, if you want, and milk, optional. Simply use the fork, never the whisk. The result should not be a whipped egg, but simply mixed roughly.
Pour the mixture after adding a drizzle of extra virgin olive oil into a hot pan.

For a classic omelette wait for the base to solidify and after a few minutes turn to the other side using the lid.

To make one deep omeletteinstead, proceed as for the scrambled eggs. At the beginning, mix everything a little on the heat and gradually as the eggs take on consistency, let them compact again and then, once the right thickness has been created at the base, let them cook for a couple of minutes and then always turn with the help of a lid.
This procedure will give you a deep and well-cooked omelette, although you may have some problems flipping it, especially if the pan is large, because the eggs have been mixed. But we invite you to try because the result is excellent.

How to make a tall and compact omelette

Another solution to obtain a high omelette is the cooking in the oven, always with lots of eggs, or with a pan that is not too large. Cooking in the oven will make the omelette drier and taller and you won’t risk breaking it because it will not be necessary to turn it.
It cooks in approx 10 minutes at 180° and the thickness can be about 4-5cm.
You can also enrich it with ricotta for a result similar to a rich, very tasty pie that can be cut into cubes.

Omelette with vegetables

Another solution, if you love a deep omelette, is to enrich it with lots other ingredients, like vegetables for example. Cook a good amount of vegetables in a pan or in the oven and then mix them with the beaten eggs and sauté everything in the pan or in the oven.
You can try the omelette with onions, which has an intense and sweet taste at the same time and can also be enriched with cubes of bacon. Or an omelette with sautéed courgettes, flavored with aromatic herbs such as mint and basil.
If you love omelettes with potatoes, you can’t help but try the classic Spanish tortilla, which is nothing other than a deep omelette with potatoessliced ​​and previously fried.

Omelette with cheese and cold cuts

Another way to make the omelette nice and tasty is to enrich it with cheeses and cold cuts. We have already suggested the ricotta which makes the omelettes compact and tasty, but you can also use the semi-mature cheese which will partly melt during cooking and partly not, making the final result truly delicious.
As for cold cuts, you can include them in any omelette, because they go well with everything and add depth.
And how do you see an omelette with fish? Pairing tuna and onion absolutely worth trying in our opinion, as is the omelette with smoked salmon and the ricotta.

Recipes for making excellent omelettes

Carbonara with asparagus: with or without bacon, delicious! – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay

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If you are one of those who have trouble revisiting classic recipes like carbonara, perhaps this is the idea carbonara with asparagus it won’t convince you, but we invite you to try it before a categorical no because it might surprise you. After all, we are in full asparagus season, a fresh and spring vegetable that really cannot be missing from our table.

The tradition of carbonara

We have talked about carbonara in many articles because it is a first course of Italian cuisine that is now famous and loved all over the world. It’s not easy to prepare a good carbonara, especially if you continue to use bacon instead of bacon. If you want to delve deeper into the topic, also read The secrets of Roscioli’s carbonara and we are sure that at the end you will have all the information necessary to bring a standing ovation-worthy first course to the table.

Carbonara with asparagus

What we want to propose to you is one perfect revisitation in this season of the classic carbonara because it includes the addition of asparagus which with the bacon and pecorino is out of this world. There would also be a vegetable-only variant, without bacon, but still with eggs and therefore not suitable for vegans. Choose your favourite.

Carbonara with asparagus, the recipe

Ingredients

  • 350 g of spaghetti
  • 250 g of asparagus
  • 120 g of bacon
  • 30 g of pecorino romano
  • 20 g of grated parmesan or parmesan
  • 2 large egg yolks
  • salt
  • pepper

Method

  1. First clean the asparagus by washing them and removing the final part of the stem. Cut the soft part and the tips into small pieces and cook the scraps in a pan of cold water which you bring to the boil.
  2. Let the diced bacon sweat in the pan and once browned, set it aside and cook the knife-cut asparagus in the same fat, adding a drizzle of oil.
  3. Drain the scraps and place the pasta in the same boiling water to cook for the indicated time, also adding some coarse salt.
  4. Separately, beat the egg yolks with the pecorino, parmesan and a pinch of salt and once the pasta has been drained, pour it into the pan with the cooked asparagus and bacon, turn off the heat and add the eggs. If necessary, add cooking water.
  5. Complete with more pecorino and serve immediately.

How to make carbonara with asparagus without bacon

Ingredients

  • 400 g of tortiglioni
  • 500 g of asparagus
  • 5 egg yolks
  • 100 g of grated pecorino
  • extra virgin olive oil
  • salt
  • pepper

Method

  1. First clean the asparagus by washing them and removing the final part of the stem. Cut the soft part and the tips into small pieces and cook the scraps in a pan of cold water which you bring to the boil.
  2. Cook the asparagus cut with a knife in a pan with a drizzle of oil, drain the scraps and place the pasta in the same boiling water to cook for the indicated time, also adding some coarse salt.
  3. Separately, beat the egg yolks with the pecorino and a pinch of salt and once the pasta has been drained, pour it into the pan with the cooked asparagus, turn off the heat and add the eggs. If necessary, add cooking water.
  4. Complete with more pecorino and serve immediately.

Nutellotti, biscuits with 3 ingredients. Recipe – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay


THE Nutellotti they are the perfect snack to prepare in honor of February 5th, Nutella Day, but also every other day of the year! The recipe is very simple, and to make them you only need 3 ingredients: they are truly magical sweets. What you will get are biscuit-like sweets with a soft Nutella base (they can also be prepared with similar homemade hazelnut creams, even with vegan hazelnut cream), and a creamy heart: irresistible.

We convinced you, right? Whisk in hand and let yourself be carried away by the absolute goodness of these biscuits.

Nutellotti, the recipe

Ingredients for 12 pieces

  • 1 egg
  • 150 g flour
  • 200 g of hazelnut cream such as Nutella or similar

For the filling

  • 150 g of hazelnut cream such as Nutella or similar
  • chopped hazelnuts to taste

Method:

  1. Let’s start preparing the nutellotti by whipping the egg with a hand or motor whisk for a few minutes.
  2. Once you have reached a frothy consistency, slowly add the hazelnut cream such as Nutella or similar, strictly at room temperature (not from the fridge, otherwise it would be too solid and it would become difficult to work it well) and the sifted flour.
  3. Mix until you have a homogeneous mixture without lumps.
  4. Wrap the dough with a thin layer of cling film and leave to rest in the refrigerator for about 10 minutes.
  5. After 10 minutes, take the dough back and remove the film first. Form small balls of about 30 g each.

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