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We make pear juice for the children's snack at home! – Italian Cuisine

One of the favorite drinks of the little ones can also be prepared at home, thus eliminating preservatives and obtaining a healthier pear juice

Completely natural, without the addition of preservatives or additives: you would also dream of a pear fruit juice so for yours children? No problem, that's enough prepare it at home. Not many ingredients are needed and the result is that of a denser and more consistent drink, yes sweet but equally healthy, perfect for a snack with family or schoolmates. You can then replicate the same recipe with other fruit loved by your children. Let's find out together how to prepare pear juice at home.

The pear juice recipe

Ingredients

To prepare the pear juice you will need: 1 kg of pears (whole fruit), 1 l of water, 80 g of sugar, juice of 1 lemon.

Method

Clean the pears: wash them well under running water, peel them, remove the core. Cut them into cubes and keep them in lemon juice so that they do not darken while waiting to be cooked.

Boil the water with the sugar. Once the boil is reached, remove the pan from the heat and add the pears.

Wait a few minutes then blend with an immersion blender (be careful not to burn yourself). Pour the juice into a glass bottle and serve it cold. You can keep it for a few days in the refrigerator.

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The invention of orange juice – Italian Cuisine – Italian Cuisine

It was the Americans who invented the orangeade (but not the one you think). Before the Fanta, however, Aranciata San Pellegrino was born. It was 1932

It was 1924 when Ezio Granelli, then owner of the San Pellegrino water company, started work to invent a new refreshing drink. The commendatore, an open-minded entrepreneur, invests in research and development and eight years later, in 1932, presents to the public at Milan Trade Fair, the Aranciata San Pellegrino.

A little orange juice, a pinch of sugar and water: the formula seems easy, so much so that it is the same as the homemade orange drink recipe, traditionally made in the Italian houses of the time in exactly the same way. But the idea is to add sparkling water, the San Pellegrino, and to bottle the product.
In the early twentieth century in America, the home of carbonated soft drinks, a similar product had already appeared locally, the Orange Crush, and it should not be forgotten that in 1927 the marketing of Coca Cola also began in Italy. But it is thanks to San Pellegrino that the orange drink is born as we know it today, and with it the iconic bottle, the club, round and buccellata like an orange, which has since been inextricably linked to the very idea of orange juice. The product was very popular and not only in Italy, as it was immediately exported abroad, where it became synonymous with made in Italy.

THE'Orangina (indeed, oranginà, to put it in French) was born later, in 1935, while for the Fanta it is necessary to wait until the years of the Second World War when the Coca Cola plant in Germany remains cut off from supplies due to the embargo of the secret recipe, and in order not to close a new product is invented, sweet and carbonated and flavored with fruit from time to time available. Fanta is born, which was acquired in 1960 as an American Coca Cola Company brand.

The orange drink today

Since its inception, San Pellegrino Orange has hardly changed: without preservatives and produced respecting the all-Italian raw material. The suppliers are in fact indicated on the label, it starts only from real fruit and the orange content is 20%. Over the years the lemonade, the vhinotto, the bitter orange juice were added to the orange drink and in 2019 a restyling of the historic glass club was inaugurated and the organic line was also born, a recipe with oranges and lemons 100% Italian from organic farming, unrefined organic cane sugar and natural aromas of orange and lemon.

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Recipe Braised turkey with apple juice – Italian Cuisine

Ingredients

1 pcs overweight turkey
300 g unsweetened apple juice
8 pcs shallots
2 pcs Annurca apples
rosemary
butter
extra virgin olive oil
salt

Duration: 1 h 10 min

Level: Easy

Dose: 4 people

For the recipe of braised turkey with apple juice, brown the turkey in a fat-free hot casserole on the skin side for 2-3 minutes, then turn it and brown it for another minute. Sprinkle with apple juice, season with salt, season with a couple of rosemary sprigs and continue cooking in a covered casserole for 25 minutes; remove the lid and cook gently for 30 minutes, turning it from time to time.
For stairs and apples: Eliminate the ends of the shallots and cut them in half lengthwise, leaving the peel. Heat a pan with a little oil and a sprig of rosemary and cook the shallots for 3 minutes on the cutting side; turn them and continue cooking for another 3-4 minutes. Cut the apples into 8 slices and remove the cores. Brown them in a pan with a knob of butter for 1-2 minutes per side, until they begin to brown. Turn off, season with salt and serve with braised turkey and shallots.