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Tortelli with Asiago fondue and porcini mushrooms – Italian Cuisine


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      Tortelli-alla-fonduta- @ salpepe
    • Tortelli with Asiago fondue, the preparation

      For the Asiago fondue: 200 g of fresh pressed Asiago – 16 g flour – 10 g butter – 100 g milk – salt

      For pasta:
      200 g of flour – 1 egg – 4 yolks

      To accompany: 3 courgettes – 60 ml of apple cider vinegar – 3 sprigs of mint – 3 sprigs of parsley – 200 g of porcini mushrooms – 10 date tomatoes – sugar – extra virgin olive oil – 1 clove of garlic – salt – pepper

      1) Wash the datterini tomatoes, dry them and cut them in half. Fix them in a baking tray lined with baking paper, sprinkle them with a teaspoon of salt and 1/2 of sugar e inform them for 2 hours at 105 °.

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      Tortelli-alla-fonduta- @ salpepe
    • 2) You do the fondue: cut the Asiago into cubes and leave it dissolve in a copper saucepan in a bain-marie joining flour, butter, milk and salt.

      3) Jumbled up mix with a wooden spoon carrying out a rotating movement from the bottom upwards until, lifting up spoon, the fondue will spin like a ribbon without tearing. Turn off, let cool And transferred preparation in the fridge or in the blast chiller.

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      Tortelli-alla-fonduta- @ salpepe
    • 4) You do the dough by working the flour with the egg and yolks, unite a spoonful of water, if necessary, to obtain a soft but dry dough, then formed a ball, wrap it up in the film e leave it rest in a cool place for 20 minutes.

      5) Emulsified apple cider vinegar with 80 ml of oil, chopped parsley and garlic, some mint leaves and a pinch of salt. Wash And tick zucchini, obtained 20 long thin slices, season them with salt and pepper e do them brown in a pan with a few tablespoons of oil for 3 minutes turning them half time.

      6) Transfer them in a dish, sprinkle them with the emulsion e leave them marinate for 30 minutes.

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    • 7) Clean the porcini, cut them cubes e skip them in a pan with a little olive oil.

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    • 8) Roll out the pasta with the machine in order to make it as thin as possible. Coppatela in discs of 10 cm. Work fondue with your hands, formed lots of salami and divide them into portions the size of a walnut.

      9) Put in the center of each disc a knob of filling, folded the pasta in half e approach the two points, forming the tortelli around the index finger.

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    • 10) Boil the tortelli in boiling salted water for 4 minutes, drain them And let them jump for a minute in a pan with the marinade of the zucchini. Formed some rolls with zucchini.

      11) Distribute in the dishes tortelli, courgette rolls, cubes of porcini mushrooms, half cherry tomatoes, completed with 1 tablespoon of marinade and mint leaves.

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Posted on 06/10/2021

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Renetta apple strudel with fondue – Italian Cuisine

Renetta apple strudel with fondue


A savory appetizer that enhances the properties of Renetta PDO Apples Val di Non, rich in antioxidants and with all the guarantee of the Melinda brand

As often happens, the old proverbs and gastronomic traditions hide a profound popular wisdom. A Renetta apple, for example, is a typical Italian product with a long history, it is a real concentrate of daily health, and the fact that it is the favorite to use in the kitchen, also has a nutritional reason. Plus it's very good, read here.

A Renetta a day, better cooked
The Renetta apple has an aromatic, pleasantly acidic flavor and a tasty texture that make it particularly good, both raw and cooked. The Renetta apple is in fact the apple that is best suited for use in the kitchen. Compared to other apples and many common fruits, Renetta is much richer in polyphenols, natural antioxidants that help slow down cellular aging, and the Renetta polyphenols do not disperse during cooking while maintaining their beneficial properties. It contains 212mg per 100g, and an apple weighs about double that! An apple a day therefore "keeps the doctor away" because if taken in a correct daily dose, thanks to their free radical inhibition action, antioxidants help to significantly reduce cellular aging and other degenerative phenomena.

PDO since 2003, according to a double disciplinary
The Renetta Canada apple along with other varieties of the Val di Non was the first to obtain in 2003 the brand the D.O.P., Protected Designation of Origin, the highest European body responsible for safeguarding typicality. This means that to boast the brand, the Renetta apple has a tradition and a history, as well as a very specific territory of origin where it can be grown. The Renetta PDO apple therefore offers the guarantee of Italian origin, thirty, and more specifically to be produced only in a limited area, located north-west of the province of Trento, at an altitude between 450 and 1000 meters and characterized by climatic and soil conditions that make it one of the areas most suitable in the world for apple cultivation. For centuries.
The result is a unique product, part of the fruit growing tradition of the Trentino valleys, which can be eaten raw or better still cooked, in typical recipes or in creative inventions like this one – perfect as an appetizer for autumn and winter.

Ingredients for 6 strudels
ready-made rectangular dough
2 rennet apples
lemon juice (about 2 tablespoons)
1 egg or milk for brushing
1 glass of fresh cream
little salt
1 tablespoon of Parmigiano Reggiano
Thyme or rosemary to decorate

For the fondue
100 g fontina
1 yolk
65 ml whole milk
10 gr butter
salt

Method

Peel and dice the apples, sprinkle them with lemon juice.
Prepare the fondue by placing the milk, butter and fontina cheese in a saucepan over very low heat (which can be left to soak a few hours before in milk). When the cheese has melted, add the egg yolk and, stirring, continue cooking for 10/15 minutes.

Cut the pastry into squares and place them in the previously buttered and floured muffin molds.

In these baskets distribute the apples and over a teaspoon of cream, mixed with the Parmigiano Reggiano and a little salt. Bake at 200 ° C for 25 minutes.

Serve these warm strudels with the fondue on top.

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  • 750 g whole milk
  • 500 g fontina without crust
  • 130 g chanterelles
  • 35 g corn starch
  • 1 clove of garlic
  • parsley
  • extra virgin olive oil
  • smoked salt
  • salt
  • pepper

For the recipe fondue, cut the fontina cheese into small cubes, sprinkle it with the corn starch and mix well, so that the cubes are evenly "floured" with the corn starch; let it rest for 10-15 minutes in a bowl, then add the milk and let it rest for another 2 hours.
Drain fontina, keeping the milk aside.
Pour in a pot a little water and bring to a boil; lower the heat and place the bowl with the fontina on it; add 2-3 ladles of milk and melt the cheese in a bain-marie, stirring occasionally. Gradually add the remaining milk, continuing to mix for about 30 minutes, until you get a smooth and smooth cream; season with salt.
Clean chanterelles with a toothbrush and a damp towel; cook them in a pan for 1 minute with a drizzle of oil, a pinch of smoked salt, a grind of pepper and a clove of garlic with the peel; add a few chopped parsley leaves, stir and turn off the heat.
Distribute fondue on plates, garnish with chanterelles and serve.

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