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Stuffed pork fillet – Salt & Pepper – Italian Cuisine

Stuffed pork fillet - Salt & Pepper


A pork tenderloin, yes, but different from usual. In this tasty recipe the fillet is in fact stuffed with raw rposciutto, chard and parmesan and then baked in the oven adding chopped vegetables, red wine and broth.

1) Clean And washed herbs and vegetables. Seared steamed beets. Put the fillet on a cutting board and open it like a book by turning it in a spiral with a long sharp knife. Beat him a little with the meat tenderizer and arrange the slices of ham, chard and Parmesan on top. Roll it up bringing it back to its original form e tie him up with kitchen twine.

2) Fix fillet in a not too wide baking dish, grease it with oil and bake at 230 ° for 10 minutes. Therefore, add the shallots cut in half, the celery and carrot into chunks, the aromatic bunch and the crushed garlic. Lower the temperature at 180 ° e carry on cooking for 5 minutes.

3) Sprinkle meat with wine, leave it partially evaporate, salty, peppery and cook for another 30 minutes: wet fillet with broth, a little at a time, during cooking. Let it sit the meat in the oven off for 5 minutes, then slice it And serve it sprinkling it with drops of balsamic vinegar.

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Posted on 07/02/2022

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Fillet Wellington: the story of a noble dish – Italian Cuisine

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An ancient and precious dish based on a delicate fillet cooked rare wrapped in a chest of shortcrust pastry and then served with fine ingredients such as foies gras, truffles, champignon mushrooms.




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The Duke's fillet
Arthur Wellesley, the heroic winner of the battle of Waterloo awarded with the prestigious title of Duke of Wellington, he did not have an easy character, as evidenced by many cooks in his service, fired because they were unable to satisfy his particular tastes. Until someone had an inspiration that met with unexpected success: he presented him with a captivating fillet wrapped in a golden cloak of puff pastry. The elements to satisfy the surly general were all there: fine meat, delicate champignon puree, a touch of Foie gras and of truffle. A truly sumptuous dish, which presented itself with the long and tapered shape typical of the whole fillet and a golden brown color: characteristics that made it similar to one boot. A casual reference to the boots worn by the general? Although there are no documents confirming it, the fact is that the dish has gone down in history as a Wellington-style fillet.

A dish for important occasions
Courses and appeals in the kitchen like all famous and somewhat elaborate recipes, this one too has had over the years periods of splendor and others of oblivion. For many reasons, not least the high cost of ingredients and the method long and complex. But recently the dish has returned to our tables, as the protagonist of important menus.

A new version of the recipe by Gordon Ramsey
Also thanks to the famous English chef Gordon Ramsay who brought it back into vogue with some little ones retouching, without however affecting its taste and refinement. No foie gras and truffles, as the original formula provided, slightly spicy mustard and a curious variant: some chestnuts additions to mushroom cream. Plus some chef's trick, like sprinkling with a little bit of coarse salt the dough to make it more crunchy. Attention to temperature and ai cooking times – the fillet inside must remain "al blood"- and a rest of at least ten minutes before arriving at the table: in this way the fibers of the meat are compacted and the aromas are concentrated in a sublime bouquet.

January 2022

Miriam Ferrari

Posted on 20/01/2022

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Cod fillet with Spello chickpeas and fried pasta – Italian Cuisine

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Cod fillet creamed in Spello chickpea water and fried pasta. The preparation

1) Soak the night before for 12 hours Spello chickpeas in plenty of water.

2) Peel the onion and cut it in large pieces, easy to take off later. Do them wither in oil and then cook the chickpeas sprinkled with vegetable broth over low heat, skimming them very often in the first boil so that the cooking water remains clear. Cook for about 30 minutes if you use Spello chickpeas (the chickpeas will remain very al dente and crunchy). Add salt only when cooked and rarely turn so that the cecio does not peel off.

4) Once ready, separate the cecio from the water that you will use to cook the cod. In a pan warm oil and fry the pasta in order to make it crunchy.

5) Subsequently engrave the datterino tomatoes with an x ​​and pass them first in boiling water, then in water and ice. Therefore peel them.

6) Put a cook the cod in the chickpea water. The cod has to cook only for 6-8 minutes, so that his heart remains at the drop or semi raw.

7) Serve: on the bottom of the plate put the chickpeas, the cod, then the chickpea water, the fried pasta, marjoram leaves and the date tomatoes. Finish with a drizzle of extra virgin olive oil.

Recipe by Chef Stefano Grandi. If you want to find out something about him and the video recipes he has prepared for us click here. In the coming days the new video recipes.
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Posted on 02/11/2021

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