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Tagliatelle with pistachio pesto and pea cream – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay

Tagliatelle with pistachio pesto and pea cream



After keeping some aside for the final decoration of the dish, place the pistachios, the chilli pulp, a few grains of coarse salt and the washed and dried parsley leaves in a mortar. And pound until you get a rough mass. Only at this point and little by little, add 3-4 tablespoons of oil, continuing to mix everything. If necessary, also pour a few drops of water until you obtain a smooth pesto



Pea and ricotta cannelloni: recipe with and without cooking – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay


Pea and ricotta cannelloni without cooking

I often prepare this recipe in summerwhen the desire to cook is less and less and it is too hot to turn on the oven.
I prepare the cannelloni with carasau bread, slightly moistened with water and oil.
I fill it with peas and ricotta, wrap it well and then arrange everything in a baking dish. Complete with cherry tomatoes or ox heart tomatoes cut into cubes and seasoned with oil, salt and plenty of basil or oregano.
I replace the peas with lo raw spinach when I really don’t feel like turning on the stove.

Carasau bread for making cannelloni without cooking.

Cannelloni crepes with peas and ricotta

Do you love crepes?
Then you absolutely must use them to make cannelloni.
Prepare a classic dough for savory crepes, also using wholemeal flours if you want, and then fill each crepe with the pea and ricotta filling.
Cannelloni made in this way are much more delicate and tasty, they cook first in the oven and you can fill them as you prefer.

Soy and pea stew – ‘s recipe – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay

Spezzatino soia e piselli


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