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How to cut pineapple the right way: watch the video – Italian Cuisine

How to cut pineapple the right way: watch the video


Cutting the pineapple will no longer be complicated with the help of La Scuola de la Cucina Italiana

Can you cut pineapple the right way?

Everyone keeps their secrets and their recipes in the kitchen, but there are some absolutely essential techniques. With i Dos & Don'ts let's examine some of the most common mistakes in the kitchen and we reveal how to solve them, thanks to the help of The School of Italian Cuisine.

Because pineapple is good

Pineapple is often identified as a food fat burning: it is its stem in particular to be rich in bromelain, a substance that helps digestion and improves the metabolism and the immune system, as well as having properties anti-inflammatory and to favor the reduction of the water retention.

Pineapple is an import fruit that we can find practically all the year, even if we usually associate it with summer, due to its high water content, mineral salts and its low fat content.
To understand if the pineapple is mature they are fundamental color is smell: it must not be green or brown, but must be characterized by yellow – orange nuances, and must give off its typical sweet scent.

How to cut pineapple

Pineapple can be used both in recipes desserts that salted, but the ideal is to consume it fresh. We can get some of them cubes for a fruit salad, cutting it as shown in the video. First of all, remove the leaves and the ends of the fruit. To avoid having to affect the peduncles one by one, make a cut deeper and remove them together with the peel. Cut the pineapple in half and remove the central part, harder and more difficult to chew.

Many other techniques and advice from our chefs await you at the cooking classes of La Scuola de la Cucina Italiana.

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Noodles with pineapple and chicken

  • Serves: 4

  • Prep time: 10 mins

  • Cooking time: 15 mins

  • Total time: 25 mins

  • Skill level: Easy peasy

  • Costs: Mid-price

A quick and easy stir fry, ideal for a midweek meal in a hurry. This recipe serves 4 people but quantities are not critical and it is very easy to increase or reduce the amounts depending on appetites. Use dried or fresh egg noodles, both are equally good and any vegetables of your choice can be added. Pineapple gives a delicious tang to the dish.

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Pork stuffed with pineapple and pepper

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A slice of this pretty pork roll is like a slice of sunshine on your plate. Pork and pineapple surprisingly works great together.The fresh, fruity and sweet flavours of the filling make the perfect accompaniment to lean pork, making it a dish with a difference. It would make an impressive main if you have guests over, or want to try your hand at a new recipe, but it’s also best served cold as part of a salad.

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For a more savoury filling, replace the pineapple with chopped finely courgette or green pepper.

Ingredients

  • 500g piece pork fillet, trimmed of fat
  • 1tbsp freshly chopped thyme
  • Salt and freshly ground black pepper
  • 150g fresh or canned pineapple, finely chopped
  • 1 large red pepper, deseeded and finely chopped
  • 8 rashers smoked streaky bacon
  • Fresh thyme to garnish

Method

  1. Pre-heat oven to 190°C/375°F/Fan 170°C/Gas Mark 5. Wash and pat dry the pork fillet. Slice the fillet lengthwise to within 1cm of the other side. Place on a board and flatten with a meat mallet or cling film wrapped rolling pin, to a thickness of about 6mm.
  2. Season the pork with salt and pepper and sprinkle over the chopped thyme. Mix the pineapple and pepper together and spread down the centre of the pork and roll up.
  3. Carefully wrap the bacon around the pork, overlapping the slices to help hold the pork together, and then tie with clean pieces of string to secure. Place in a roasting tin and bake for 35-40 mins until tender and cooked through. Leave to cool, then wrap and chill for at least 2hrs.
  4. To serve, discard the string, and cut into chunky slices. Garnish with fresh thyme and serve with salad vegetables.

By Kathryn Hawkins

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Nutritional information

Guideline Daily Amount for 2,000 calories per day are: 70g fat, 20g saturated fat, 90g sugar, 6g salt.

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