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Cotechino and zampone: 10 precooked (but IGP) to buy at super – Italian Cuisine


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The cotechino and or zampone were traditionally prepared on Saint Lucia's day, December 13, stuffed and left to dry for a very short seasoning. It is bought fresh and cooked for 3 or 4 hours in water, wrapped in a cloth.

The preparation is long and to keep them longer, the pre-cooking technique was born, which makes them easy to make and can be stored outside the refrigerator. Cotechini and zamponi are subjected to a heat treatment in aluminum bags and cooked in large steam ovens for about 5 hours. Finally, they are vacuum packed and can be stored at room temperature.

Here are 10 of them all Modena IGP, which are conveniently located in the supermarket.

Fumagalli "cotechino"
Pre-cooked Zamponi Modena PGI
Cotechino IGP Modena Fini
Cotechini and Zamponi IGP Modena Beretta
Palmieri cotechini and zamponi
Cotechino Franceschini Gino
Zampone Gianni Negrini
Zampone Modena IGP Golfera
Cotechini zamponi precooked IGP Modena
Cotechino Bencotti IGP Modena

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Recipes with the precooked couscous – Italian Cuisine

Recipes with the precooked couscous


Precooked couscous can be a solution for a last-minute dinner: here are our recipes to do in maximum 25 minutes

Dinner sometimes comes too fast. In the sense that sometimes you arrive at dinner time in a flash and you don't have time to put together a tasty dish in a few minutes and with the ingredients we have at home.
That's why we recommend putting the precooked couscous in your shopping list: the real cous cous should be steamed two or three times, but the precooked one has already been cooked so it is prepared in a very short time and is ready in a few minutes to be seasoned and served at the table.

How to dress the precooked couscous

The precooked couscous goes well with stewed meat and fish but, in the absence of time, it can be seasoned with quick seasonings: chopped capers and cherry tomatoes; sautéed with onion, pancetta, peas and lots of parsley; pesto and sautéed courgettes (or even raw courgettes); boiled eggs and tomato sauce.

5 quick recipes with couscous

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