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Lamb, bitter herbs and cheese and pepper sauce recipe – Italian Cuisine

Lamb, bitter herbs and cheese and pepper sauce recipe


You can turn this second dish into a finger food appetizer: compose it by superimposing layers of parmesan, dandelion, thinly sliced ​​loin and cheese and pepper sauce

  • 800 g dandelion
  • 450 g 2 lamb sirloins (3-4 cm thick)
  • 100 g grated pecorino romano
  • garlic
  • thyme
  • chili pepper
  • Grana Padano Dop
  • extra virgin olive oil
  • mixed peppers (mixed creole)
  • black pepper
  • salt

FOR LAMBATINE OF LAMB
Flavor the loins with a drizzle of oil, black pepper and a sprig of chopped thyme, leave them to rest for 30 minutes, then steam them for 4-6 minutes; then wrap them in aluminum foil and let them rest for 5-10 minutes.

FOR THE CONTOUR
Peel the dandelion removing the fibrous base of the head. Boil the leaves in boiling water, without a lid, for 30 seconds after boiling again; drain them, squeeze them slightly and cut them into pieces. In the same saucepan brown in a veil of oil 1 clove of garlic mashed with the peel, a piece of chilli pepper and a mince of mixed peppers; add the dandelion, salt it a little; after 2 minutes turn off and cover with the lid, so it does not dry.
distributed 1 tablespoon of parmesan on a sheet of baking paper forming a disc and cook it in the microwave for 1 minute and a half at maximum power. To create the tiles, place the freshly baked disk on a rolling pin and let it harden. So prepare 3 more tiles.

FOR THE CACIO AND PEPPER SAUCE
toast generously ground black pepper in the pan; as soon as you smell an incense, add 5-6 tablespoons of oil, turn off the heat and let it cool. Mix the pecorino with 90 g of cold water (use a whisk) and then, a little at a time, add the oil flavored with pepper.
Cut the loins in 1-2 cm slices and serve with the dandelion, the sauce, a drizzle of oil and the parmesan waffles.

Accompany with a red wine, the perfect one with lamb is Pinot Noir. Brusafer 2016, produced in Trentino by Cavit, is elegant and velvety.

Grilled sirloin tip with oregano sauce recipe – Italian Cuisine


  • 1 kg tip of beef sirloin
  • 100 g chopped parsley
  • 50 g white wine vinegar
  • 10 g dried oregano
  • extra virgin olive oil
  • garlic
  • salt
  • pepper

FOR THE SAUCE
Jumbled up parsley with 1 clove of finely chopped garlic and oregano. Cover with 100 g of oil and vinegar, salt and pepper. Let it sit for 4 hours.

FOR MEAT
Rub the sirloin with extra virgin olive oil (very little, otherwise it burns on the grill) and a few slices of garlic. Avoid the salt, not to extract the juices.
grilling the meat, resting it on the fat part, for about 15 minutes: place the thicker part in the area of ​​the hottest grill, leaving the tip, thinner, in an area with less intense heat.
Let rest the sirloin for 10 minutes, then slice it and serve the steaks with the sauce (it's called chimichurri and it's an Argentine recipe for grilled meats).

«Bavarian-bonet recipe with rum chestnut sauce – Italian Cuisine

«Bavarian-bonet» recipe with rum chestnut sauce


  • 350 g semi-whipped cream
  • 200 g chestnut cream
  • 175 g fresh cream
  • 125 g milk
  • 100 g yolks
  • 100 g dried amaretti
  • 60 g sugar
  • 10 g amaretto liqueur
  • 6 g food gelatine sheets
  • bitter cocoa
  • rum

Soak gelatin in water. Heat the milk and 125 g of cream with the crumbled amaretti. Separately, mix the yolks, sugar and 40 g of cocoa, then dilute them with the macaroon milk; cook on a hot but not boiling water bath until it reaches 85 ° C.
Take away from the heat, filter and add 10 g of amaretto liqueur and squeezed gelatin, stirring to dissolve completely. Incorporate the half-whipped cream into the lukewarm (35 ° C) mixture, pour into a 1.2-liter donut-shaped smooth mold (we have used one in fluted silicone, which must be cooled in the freezer before removing from the mold) and refrigerate for 2 hours.
Turn outfinally, after briefly immersing the mold in hot water.
diluted a little chestnut cream with 20 g of rum and 40-50 g of fresh cream. Serve the Bavarian with chestnut sauce and, to taste, chopped amaretti.

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