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Puffed quinoa puff pastry – Sale & Pepe – Italian Cuisine

Puffed quinoa puff pastry - Sale & Pepe


Puffed quinoa puff pastry, the preparation

1) Break up the chocolate and do it melt in a water bath. Mix it well with a spatula.

2) Cover a cutting board with a sheet of baking paper.

3) Join the puffed quinoa (a minor cereal that can be replaced with puffed rice) with melted chocolate, mix again and spread the preparation on the paper.

4) Cover it with a second sheet and pass over it repeatedly with a rolling pin, thinning the chocolate layer as much as possible.

5) Do cool down in the fridge.

6) Remove the paper from the chocolate sheet e chop it up With the hands.

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Posted on 11/15/2021

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The rediscovery of the shoulder – Sale & Pepe – Italian Cuisine

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Savory and succulent, lamb, bovine or pork, the shoulder is a cut to be cooked slowly with shallots, olives, almonds and coconut milk




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The shoulder, long relegated to minced preparations, such as fillings and ragù, or to the creation of cured meats, is a tasty and economical cut, which has now returned to the fore. On the shoulder, then, there are delicious pieces, such as the Jewish fillet or false fillet, much softer and cheaper than the classic one. It is only up to the butcher's ability to know it and know how to cut it.

Cooking the shoulder

The shoulder is obtained from the front legs of the animal. Being muscular it requires a long cooking. For example, for lamb it takes at least 2 hours before the connective tissue melts and the meat is softer.

Lamb, pork or beef Spain?

The lamb shoulder tends to be more aromatic. The pork one, on the other hand, is fatter and tastier, as is that of beef. There is also no shortage of buffalo or horse shoulder on the sales counter.

How to cook the shoulder

Boiled, stewed, braised or cooked with a mixed technique (first browned in fat and then cooked in liquid), the shoulder offers succulent second courses, perfect for convivial invitations. Gourmet and eco-sensitive chefs, then, choose the shoulder to rehabilitate the livestock supply chain and remove the "second category" cuts from the semi-finished products industry. But above all they want it because it is good and very slow.

Pork shoulder in beer with anchovies and rocket

192812 "src =" https://www.salepepe.it/files/2021/11/spalla-birra.jpg "width =" 210800 g of boneless pork shoulder – 80 g of flour – 2 white onions – 200 ml of light beer – 300 ml of chicken broth – 4 slices of sandwich bread – 30 g of anchovy paste – 30 g of rocket – 30 g of butter – salt – pepper

1) Peel the onions and slice them. Sauté them in a non-stick pan with half the butter and a pinch of salt. When they are almost transparent, remove them from the pan.

2) Cut the meat into cubes, flour them and brown them in the same pan with the remaining butter. Add the beer and let it evaporate. Add the onions kept aside, cover and cook over low heat for about 40 minutes, gradually adding a little boiling broth so that the preparation does not dry out too much.

3) Remove the crust from the slices of bread and spread it anchovy paste. Chop them and add them to the meat. Add the rest of the broth e cook for another 20 minutesuntil the bread has softened and completely undone.

4) Pepper to taste and, if needed, season with salt. At the last moment, complete the preparation with the washed and coarsely chopped rocket leaves.

Posted 11/12/2021

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Scorzonera, the medieval viper – Sale & Pepe – Italian Cuisine

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An antidote to the Middle Ages, a delicious ingredient to use in the kitchen: all the secrets of salsify




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A root that is found on the markets in the winter season, even if it is less used than the carrot, is the salsify, with dark skin, white pulp and a slightly bitter but delicate taste.

Curiosity about the name

The curious name has nothing to do with the rind, which is actually a dark gray color, but derives from the Catalan term "escurco", that is to say viper, as in the Middle Ages it was believed to be a antidote against the bite of snakes. Today it is used in the kitchen in different ways: fried, baked, as a condiment for pasta, as an ingredient in hot salads and as a side dish. Before using it, a quick pre-freeing is recommended.

Prepare the salsify

1) Scrape it and cut it into pieces wearing gloves so as not to blacken your hands (photo 1), leave it for one hour in the water And lemon (photo 2).

2) Dilute in a pan a little flour with lemon juice (photo 3), add plenty of water as soon as it boils immerse yourself in the salsify (photo 4) e cook it for 20-25 minutes (with this system the pulp will remain clear).

Golden salsify

192803 "src =" https://www.salepepe.it/files/2021/11/scorzonera-dorata.jpg "width =" 210For 4-6 people: 400 g of salsify – 200 g of flour – 1 glass of light beer – 1 whole egg – 1 yolk and its egg white beaten until stiff – salt to taste – pepper to taste.

1) Clean and cut into long pieces 4-5 cm salsify, then prelessat it (as explained in the previous paragraph), cut each piece in half lengthwise.

2) Prepare a batter mixing the flour with a glass of light beer, stir in the whole egg, the yolk and its whipped egg white; salt and pepper.

3) Dip the pieces of salsify in the batter e fry them, a few at a time, in plenty of boiling oil.

4) Drain them on absorbent paper kitchen and garnish to taste with curly parsley and lemon wedges.

November 2021

By Miriam Ferrari, photo by Maurizio Lodi

Posted 11/12/2021

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