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Aromatic herb bread recipe, the recipe for Easter – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay

From north to south Italy, in many countries it is tradition to prepare for the Easter holidays Easter breada leavened product that we start enjoying all together from Sunday breakfast and that can be sweet or salty.

With today’s recipe we offer you a savory version, that is, a milk bread stuffed with ricotta at aromatic herbs to which we have given the shape of donut it’s a streaked effect on surface. To prepare it, plan ahead because the recipe requires about 5 hours, of which 3 are for leavening.

Also discover these recipes for Easter bread: Umbrian cheese pizza, Casatiello Napoletano, Easter cake, Easter grows.

Chocolate and caramel cream puffs recipe – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay

Today we prepare the Chocolate and caramel cream puffsa small delight that is impossible to resist, especially if the recipe is by Silvia Federica Boldetti, a pastry chef with a peculiar history.

His course of study goes beyond the academic canons and in 2012 resulted in a master’s degree in Gastronomic Sciences (110 with honors). In 2016 she won the world championship «The Pastry Queen and in 2018 she was the first woman of the AMPI (Academy of Italian Master Pastry Chefs).

These cream puffs that he prepared for us are called in French “craquelin”a term that we translate as crispy cream puffs. Their peculiarity is that the basis of choux pastry is covered with a compound of sugar, flour and butter which makes them crunchy on the surface, leaving the inside soft. The filling is double, with White chocolate cream and caramel sauce.

Also discover these recipes for craquelin cream puffs: Crispy cream puffs with almond cream, Crispy cream puffs with chocolate cream, Crispy cream puffs.

Pinsa Roman recipe with chicory, the recipe – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay

There Roman pinsa it is a pizza characterized by an oval shape, crispy edges and soft, but not too thick, dough. He has one recent history: it was invented by Corrado Di Marco, an entrepreneur in the world of flours and pizza technician, who called it that from the Latin pinsere, or “to press”, “to crush”.

The secret to getting a good result is to work the pinsa dough with the fingertips, opening and closing it, with movements from the outside towards the inside, several times, between one leavening and another. Only at the last minute, before putting it in the oven, does she lie down and give him one oval shape. Then spread your fingers and begin to sink them into the dough, creating even dimples that will promote impeccable cooking.

Pinsa can be seasoned with many ingredients, in this recipe we have chosen them punterellecharacteristic vegetables of Lazio cuisine, seasoned with anchovies. Also discover: Pinsa with ‘nduja, stracciatella and pineapple, Pinsa, pumpkin cream and Catalonia.