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Procida languages: impossible not to fall in love with it! – Italian Cuisine

Procida languages: impossible not to fall in love with it!


If you go to Procida, the Capital of Culture 2022, you cannot fail to taste this puff pastry and lemon cream dessert. In the meantime, here's how to make them at home

Procida, Capital of Culture 2022. If you happen to be in those parts, you cannot miss an important appointment: the one with the languages ​​of Procida, a typical dessert of the island.

Also known as ox tongues, it is an over-the-counter dessert, made of puff pastry and stuffed with delicious lemon cream procidano. To taste a Breakfast or as a sweet snack, even while walking, you can try to replicate them in your kitchen. That's how.

How to make Procida's tongues: the recipe

The ingredients

To make Procida tongues at home, you will need: 500 g of puff pastry (2 rolls), 4 egg yolks, 1 egg white, 120 g of granulated sugar, 400 ml of milk, 50 g of flour and the grated zest of 1 lemon.

The procedure

In a saucepan, thicken the sugar, flour, 3 egg yolks, lemon zest and sugar over low heat, continuing to mix. Once you have a thick and homogeneous mixture, pour it into a container and cover it with cling film. Now roll out the first roll of puff pastry, making small ovals measuring 15 × 8 cm. Do the same with the second sheet. Pierce the ovals obtained with the prongs of the fork. Brush the edges with the egg white, and spread a spoonful of cream into one of the ovals. Make sure it does not come out of the edges. Now lay another oval of pastry on top, making sure that the edges adhere well and are well sealed (the egg white serves as a glue). Brush all the ovals with the remaining yolk and a little milk and sprinkle them with sugar. Preheat the oven to 200 ° and bake the tongues for 20 minutes, until the surface is golden. Remove from the oven and eat them warm and crunchy.

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The braided cake that we can't do without for the fall – Italian Cuisine


How to prepare the woven pie that is warming the autumn afternoons of the most delicious bakeries with color, fragrance and a great desire for … wool!

You know that desire that comes at a certain point in October to wear our favorite sweater? Or to wrap ourselves in that warm and soft warm scarf like a hug? The woven pie, or the twisted cake that is driving bakeries all over the world crazy, seems to have fully understood this ephemeral autumn feeling. And if the filling of the tart is at the pastry chef's discretion, all the rules of this dessert play on the decoration that must remember as much as possible the texture of a knit.
To find the right inspiration, we did a ride on Instagram and we have collected the best posts that respond to the hashtag #woven.

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Weaves, motifs and loom-like systems. Which, when it comes to cakes (sweet or savory), translates into a particular processing of the topping based on shortcrust pastry or puff pastry which, once cooked, will give the desired effect.
First you need to realize the base of the cake. We have chosen the apple tart and cream, which you can find below:

There surface processing, must be done separately as shown in the photo below.

At this point we will mount it on the cake taking care to make it adhere well along the entire edge.

The effect we will get will be that of a delicious intertwined apple pie.

But this year's trend asks us to make an extra effort. The cover image, published by @culturacolectivaplus, shows a cake made with a wholemeal dough that has been half colored pink to create a pleasant color contrast.

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To achieve it in this way will be enough divide the dough for decoration into two portions. You will treat one with del food coloring in gel. At this point you will roll out the two loaves of shortcrust pastry, reduce them into small strips that you will intertwine by imitating the motif of a mesh.
You will bake as indicated in the recipe of the tart with apples and cream that we have seen above and … you will taste the legendary woven pie!

Fresh peas in ten recipes that will make you fall in love with these legumes – Italian Cuisine

Fresh peas in ten recipes that will make you fall in love with these legumes


Lots of ideas to bring fresh peas to the table, from appetizers to main courses, not to miss the aroma and taste of these legumes which, fresh, are irresistible.

The season is the right one: spring is the best time to taste the fresh peas, rich in perfume and aromas, ideal for preparing many dishes, from appetizers to main courses. Peas can be found all year round both frozen, dried and canned, but eaten fresh they retain all the nutritional properties they are rich in. If you like them, fresh peas can also be eaten raw in a salad, or as a snack, for a full of vitamins!

Minerals and vitamins in these legumes

Phosphorus and potassium they are the minerals most present in fresh peas, to have healthy bones and teeth and blood pressure under control. Fresh peas are also rich in vitamins. Among all, C, which carries out a stimulating action on the immune system, and K, which helps blood to clot and regulates inflammatory processes. Fresh peas are also a reservoir of folate, the precursors of folic acid, a vitamin that is vital for the growth and development of the fetus, also and above all at the level of the nervous system. Pregnant women are warned!

Peas in all sauces

Peas are prepared in various ways. Just blanched, stir-fried, boiled and blended for a soufflé or a salty plum cake: they are all endless possibilities that you have to bring these tasty legumes to the table. To give a touch of color, you can add them to a sauteed rice, you can combine them with a salad for a light first course or reduce them to puree to add to low-fat cheeses such as ricotta for the filling of a savory pie. They are also a simple and tasty side dish for children who often distrust anything green colors! Seeing is believing!

And now in the gallery the recipes we have chosen to bring fresh peas to the table

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