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from red to green, here's how to prepare them – Italian Cuisine


How to do it? With vegetables! From red to green, children (and others) will love it!

Thursday gnocchi! Simply dressed with butter and sage, with a tomato sauce and basil or a ragout, of meat or fish, are the passion of adults and children. The important thing is the raw material, or the potatoes with which they prepare. If we have already talked about the most common mistakes we all make in preparing gnocchi, today we propose to make them even more aesthetically pleasing. Have you ever tried making colorful dumplings?

10 gnocchi errors

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The orange dumplings

Soft and delicious, i pumpkin gnocchi they are prepared in many different ways, with or without potatoes, but also with ricotta or without gluten. Sweet and delicate, they are seasoned with butter, sage and parmesan, or with one cheese cream – try with the Montasio melted for example – and toasted hazelnuts, or with crispy speck and cream.

The red dumplings

To get pink and red dumplings, try the le beets: simply blend a pre-cooked product and add it to potatoes and flour in the dough. Be careful though that the beetroot can wet and make the dough liquid, so adjust the amount of flour accordingly. They will not only be beautiful to look at, but also tasty. Season with pesto, or with butter and lemon zest.

Green dumplings

A common and always delicious variant of gnocchi is that with spinach, which gives life to bright green gnocchi. Also in this case, fresh spinach will be added to the dough: follow the spinach gnocchi recipe. The most suitable seasoning? In addition to the more classic ones, in this case you can also choose a fish sauce you hate cheese.

The blue dumplings

The purple potatoes they give the gnocchi a bluish color. These potatoes are quite sweet and resemble hazelnuts. They also have a powdery pulp. Combine them with a sauce that gives a chromatic contrast, for example one Parmesan cream.

A red tomato octopus – Italian Cuisine

A red tomato octopus


A red version of one of the most used molluscs in the kitchen.

The octopus it is a mollusc that can be appreciated both in winter and in summer. In fact, with this ingredient you can prepare delicious salads, but also very tasty second courses of stewed fish. Cooking it is easy: remember to boil it in a large pot with celery, carrot, onion and potato, to salt it at the end and, above all, to make it cool in its water before cutting it. For cooking, calculate approximately 500 minutes for every 500 g of product. Remember that if you want, you can also freeze the octopus, both raw and cooked. If you want to freeze it raw, wash it, clean it, cut it into pieces that you put in special bags for the frizer. In case you want to freeze it cooked, cut it into small pieces, place it on a tray and place it in the frezer. When the pieces of octopus will be hardened remove them, put them in the appropriate bags and put them in the freezer. If necessary, remove them and let them defrost in the fridge.

The recipe that we propose is octopus with dried tomatoes: a Mediterranean fragrance in the dish. Follow our tips in the tutorial and get ready to enjoy it accompanied by bread crusts rubbed with a clove of garlic. Enjoy your meal

* You might be interested in: How to cook octopus

4 red heart recipes – Italian Cuisine

4 red heart recipes


Passatelli, red eggs, stuffed mussels and pappa al pomodoro: a collection of simple and quick ideas to bring to the table the taste of Sauces Mutti

Some flakes of snow, the exciting heart of winter and the shared desire to gather around a dish that perfume of home. And of tomato sauce. The one that accompanies us from an early age in the most intimate moments, simple and radiant at the table, the same that makes us want to pick up the sauce to make the dish shine, dreaming of an encore. Even in those days when it is impossible to devote to cooking for hours, but you want to escape from the usual arranged and hasty preparations that never satisfy us to the end. And not to make mistakes, why not rely on an ideal tomato base to turn each recipe into an amazing dish?

Good every day

We arrive at home running and we have just enough time to look at the fridge, pantry and think about what to cook. But if omelette, garlic pasta, oil and chilli and steak and salad have become such predictable solutions to bore us, it's time to cook simple, practical but tasty dishes, able to conquer us with creativity. Always have homemade tomato sauces like those offered by the Mutti range, is a first step towards the freedom to create genuine and tasty dishes, but at the same time compatible with our frenetic routine.
At the base of the three recipes characterized by different varieties of tomatoes, the love for the raw material and the great experience of Mutti in the transformation of one of the most important ingredients of our culinary tradition. Few simple ingredients for a guaranteed result that is built right from datterini, cherry tomatoes and red round tomatoes. Proposed in three different recipes with a sweet, fresh and simple taste they will know how to inspire us in the realization of first, seconds is Side Dishes able to catalyze the attention of the diners.

The recipes

These recipes are perfect to rediscover how beautiful it is to cook every day, when we are looking for the right inspiration even if we have less than an hour's time available. But also to bring to the table dishes with a distinctly Italian taste where tomato is much more than a classic condiment. It turns into a real stew in the recipes of passatelli and stuffed mussels, it becomes the cooking base of the egg and is from taste with spoonfuls in our revisited version of the pappa al pomodoro. Here is the tomato sauce in all its versatility.

Passatelli, olives and mozzarelline in Datterini Mutti sauce

In this preparation the recipe based on Salsa Datterini Mutti gives the best of itself in an original preparation where we mix raw and cooked elements. The final effect is that of a delicate warm soup where there are both traditional elements such as passatelli and ingredients with a distinct freshness such as mozzarella, olives and caper fruits that are pleasantly matched to the sweetness of the datterini.

Ingredients for 6 people

500 g of Datterini Mutti sauce, 200 g mozzarella, 600 g of passatelli, 60 g pitted taggiasche olives, 40 g sugar, caper fruits, extra virgin olive oil, salt, black pepper in grains.

Method

Caramelize 30 g of sugar, then add the Taggiasca olives and mix well to cover them with caramel; Drain everything on baking paper and let it cool. Heat the Datterini Mutti Sauce in a saucepan adding a glass of warm water and stirring often. Chop the olives and the caramel with the knife, then blend with 10 g of oil to obtain a pâté of caramelized olives. Dip the passatelli in boiling salted water, cook for 1 'from the boil, then drain with the skimmer spreading them on a tray greased with oil and let them cool. Divide into the dishes the Datterini Mutti sauce, add the passatelli, spread the mozzarella and some caper fruits, garnished with drops of olive pâté and completed, before serving, with a drizzle of oil and pepper.

Egg cooked in the classic Mutti sauce

For this recipe we chose the simple taste of a traditional and balanced sauce, perfect to highlight the delicacy of the egg and present it in a simple and interesting preparation at the same time.

Ingredients for 4

300 g of Classic Mutti Sauce, 4 large eggs, marjoram, salt, pepper, extra virgin olive oil.

Method

Heat the Mutti Classic Sauce in a pan with a little oil and form, with the help of a spoon, 4 spaces where you break the eggs. Bring the eggs to cooking, serve with the tomato sauce and fresh marjoram.

Mussels stuffed in stew with Mutti Cherry Sauce

The taste fresh from the Mutti Cherry Sauce is perfect for rebalancing an intense preparation like that of stuffed mussels. Fennel and mint in the recipe are ideal if combined with molluscs and shells.

Ingredients for 4

300 g of Cherry Mutti Sauce , 300 g spinach, 100 g minced pork, 50 g thinly cooked ham, 32 large clean mussels, 2 eggs, grated parmesan, salt, pepper, extra virgin olive oil.

Method

Open the mussels still raw using a small knife: insert the blade between the two valves and making a slight pressure separate them without detaching each other. Then wash the mussels carefully. Boil the spinach for 2 minutes, drain, squeeze and chop them using a knife. Finely chop the ham. Mix it with the ground pork pulp, the eggs, 2 tablespoons of parmesan, the minced spinach, a pinch of salt and a ground pepper so as to obtain a homogeneous filling. Fill the mussels with a generous filling walnut, bring the two valves close together and close each mussel by tying with kitchen string. Place the mussels in a saucepan with oil and 300 g of Mutti Cherry Sauce. Cook on medium heat for 15 minutes. Remove from the heat, remove the string and serve immediately.

Pappa al pomodoro with Datterini Mutti sauce

Our version of the traditional Tuscan recipe It is ideal for exploring the sweetness of Salsa Datterini Mutti. Here delicately and tastefully characterizes a dish with a simple soul whose success is closely linked to the quality of the ingredients chosen to prepare it.

Ingredients for 4

g 500 Salsa Datterini Mutti, Tuscan bread (better if stale) 300 g, a liter of meat broth, extra virgin olive oil, basil, salt, pepper

Method

Heat the Datterini Mutti Sauce, cut the bread into thin slices and pass it in the oven with oil; add it to the sauce and mix well. When the bread has absorbed the Datterini Mutti sauce, add the boiling broth and season with salt and pepper. Boil for about 15 minutes adding more broth if necessary. Leave to stand for about half an hour, then mix well to completely unpack the bread. Serve hot but not boiling with a drizzle of Tuscan extra virgin olive oil and a tuft of basil.

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