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Prepare the fried carnival desserts – Italian Cuisine

fried carnival sweets


Carnival arrives and is a riot of sweets, pancakes and talk about everyone. Here we suggest a richer version of the traditional chatter, i fried desserts accompanied by caramelized fruit and a cream made with egg yolks whipped with sugar. For a very sweet after dinner.

fried carnival sweets

Ingredients

You will need them to prepare the pasta nets: 250 g of flour, 50 g of powdered sugar, 10 g of butter, 3 egg yolks, vanillin, orange, anisette liqueur, oil for frying, salt.

To prepare the cream: 150 g of milk, 150 g of fresh cream, 80 g of sugar, vanillin, starch, 3 egg yolks, kirsch liqueur. To complete: 400 g of apples, 400 g of pear, 40 g of granulated sugar, 20 g of butter, icing sugar, 2 oranges, oil.

Praise to the fried gnocco typical of Modena – Italian Cuisine

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The grand master of the Gnocco d'Oro confraternity Luca Bonacini and the young chef Francesco Rompianesi introduce us to the fried and sweet gnocco.




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Cappuccino and … dumpling. Instead of croissant and brioche, a Modena it is a tradition to combine caffelatte with fried dumplings (with all due respect to purists, here the article "Il" is a penalty), that the bars and restaurants of the city prepare at all times: for breakfast, in fact; as a snack with a glass of Lambrusco; for lunch or aperitif with salami and cheese: Modena ham, pancetta, ciccioli, pecorino, caciotta, parmigiano reggiano.

As he writes Luca Bonacini "… The wait is sweet, the unmistakable aroma while the bar counter orders in the kitchen of to fry yet. In a moment … here comes the steaming couple "(the gnocchi are served in 2 pieces).

Simple and ancient food, which is said to date back to the Longobardi, the fried dumpling is versatile and transversal: historical farmers' breakfast, was also appreciated by the chef of the Estensi; and even today it is found in kiosks up to elegant restaurants, reinterpreted by great chefs.

Food identity for the Modena he Emilian (similar specialties with different names are found in Bologna, Parma, Reggio), in recent years has become famous throughout Italy, and even abroad.

All the places of the gnocco

171493 "src =" https://www.salepepe.it/files/2019/03/LUCA-BONACINI-Gnocco-doro.jpg "width =" 83 "height =" 125The best clubs in Modena and its province (bars, cafes and restaurants) serving traditional fried dumplings are brought together in the Brotherhood of the dumpling book gold (Luca Bonacini, Artestampa 2011). Dedicated to Modena specialty, to his admirers of yesterday and today, to events of which he is the protagonist. With an excursus on the "cousins" of other parts of Italy.

Video: Basic dough for fried gnocco

Luca Bonacini, gourmet passionate, Journalist is writer food and wine, is Great teacher of the Confraternita del Gnocco d'Oro, Modenese cultural association that enhances the dish symbol of the local culinary tradition.

In addition to having published 2 books on the dumpling and on the premises that cook it, the Brotherhood annually awards the best of the city with a competition. He also nominates the "testimonials", called Ambassadors of the Smoking Couple in reference to two small pieces of dumpling.

Video: Fried gnocchi with friggione and caciotta from the Modena Apennines

Tradition and new cuisine

Degree in economics soon abandoned for the stove, the Modena area Francesco Rompianesi he is chef of Latteria21, a small bistro in the center of his city open from breakfast to dinner. His kitchen, that is it trained at school of the stars Luca Marchini is Tokuyoshi in Milan, is sought in his simplicity and in the great respect of the raw material.

texts by Marina Cella
recipes by Francesco Rompianesi

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Recipe fried cauliflower, a crispy Marches goodness – Italian Cuisine

Recipe fried cauliflower, a crispy Marches goodness


Here's how to prepare the delicious recipe of fried cauliflower, a traditional side dish of the Marche also ideal as an appetizer

  • 100 g White flour
  • 1 Kg Large cauliflower
  • 1 pcs Egg
  • Olive oil
  • Dry white wine (or aniseed liqueur)
  • salt
  • pepper

Here's how to prepare the delicious recipe of fried cauliflower, a traditional side dish of the Marche also ideal as an appetizerClean and wash the cauliflower, removing the green leaves. Put it to cook in a pot containing plenty of boiling, lightly salted water. While the vegetables are cooking, prepare the batter that will serve for its frying.

Put the flour, sieved, in a bowl, add a pinch of salt and a freshly ground pepper. Add the egg, carefully mixing, as well as a lot of white wine (or anise liqueur) as you need to obtain a rightly thick batter. Let the batter rest, covered.

Check the cauliflower cooking, which you will drain when it is still slightly al dente. Drain well, then remove the tufts and leave to dry, lying on a towel. Then dip them, one or two at a time, in the prepared batter, turning them over with two forks to cover completely. Meanwhile, you will have heated in the pan plenty of oil.

Dip the tufts as you prepare them and fry them until golden and crispy. Drain them and spread them on an absorbent paper because they lose excess grease. Add salt and serve immediately, hot.

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