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Wine pasta for 5 tasty savory pies – Italian Cuisine

Wine pasta for 5 tasty savory pies


Pasta with wine is an easy-to-fill dough and suitable for appetizers and snacks rich in flavor. But special to prepare savory pies. Here are some recipes: prepare them, eat them and be amazed!

Pasta with wine is a dough that is used in the preparation of many savory pies, especially stuffed. It is not crunchy like a shortcrust pastry, nor crumbly like puff pastry; and it does not contain butter, so it is very light. It is a fairly elastic paste thanks to the presence of wine among the ingredients and therefore easy to work and spread. Preparing it is very simple, it's up to you to invent and create many tasty fillings for your savory pies. Here are our proposals.

The recipe for pasta with wine

To prepare this very soft dough just mix 100 g of still white wine with 80 g of extra virgin olive oil and add 300 g of 00 sifted flour and a pinch of salt. Let the pasta rest with the wine for about twenty minutes and then roll it out.

Perfect savory pies: a few tricks

First of all pay attention to the filling which must never be too liquid. If you use boiled or even cooked vegetables in a pan, drain them very well. Same thing goes for mozzarella. Take it out of the refrigerator a few hours before to make it lose all its fluids.
Attention also to cooking. Savory pies risk never baking well at the base. Cover the cake with aluminum foil after about 30 minutes of cooking and activate the oven function to have the heat only from the bottom. A trick that always works!

Salt cake with Ricotta cheese and spinach

It is a classic that everyone always likes. To prepare the perfect filling, you must smother about 500 g of spinach in a pan with the lid without adding anything else. They will release their water and cook in two minutes. Squeeze them very well and let them cool before mixing them with ricotta (about 250 g), one or two eggs (depending on the size), a handful of grated Parmesan cheese, and a pinch of salt. Spread half of the dough in a cake pan lined with parchment paper and puncture the bottom with a fork. Fill and then cover with the remaining dough always well spread. Try to match all the edges so as to cook the inside well and then also pierce the surface of the cake. Brush with a little milk and bake at 180 degrees for about 35 minutes.

Savory pie with mixed vegetables

A cake that can be made at any time of the year with the vegetables you have at home, but we offer it with a filling of aubergines, courgettes, peppers and onions.
Sauté the vegetables cut into small pieces in a pan with a little oil and a clove of garlic. They must remain quite crunchy. Also add basil and mint to perfume. Mix them with diced fontina cheese or with feta cheese for a more intense taste, a well squeezed mozzarella and, if you want, also canned tuna. Prepare the cake as in the previous recipe.

Sala cake with ricotta and ham

Another combination that everyone always likes and especially children: ricotta and ham. The filling of this cake is the easiest and fastest because nothing needs to be cooked. Just mix 500 g of ricotta with 300 g of diced ham, an egg, salt and pepper and a generous handful of grated Parmesan. You can also add other cured meats and smoked provolone or gruyere cheese.

Savory pie with chicory and sausage

You will be speechless after tasting a slice of this tasty cake. We offer it with chicory, but you can also use turnip greens or beets.
You must first cook the vegetables in a pan with the oil and a clove of garlic. You do not have to boil them previously, but simply cut them after having washed them well and cook them on a low heat in a non-stick pan with the oil and a lid, slowly adding water to prevent them from sticking to the bottom. After about 30 minutes they will be ready. Salt them and let them cool and then mix them with two or three crumbled sausages and diced smoked scamorza cheese.

Savory pie with artichokes and potatoes

Perfect in this season, the savory pie with artichokes and potatoes is an excellent proposal even for vegetarians.
First, clean the artichokes very well, depriving them of the external hard leaves and the internal beard and cut them into thin wedges. Apart from boiling the potatoes. Cook the artichokes in a pan with oil and garlic and adding water to soften them. Keep the heat low and cover them. At the end of cooking add salt and season with chopped fresh parsley and mint. Mix them with the potatoes cut into pieces or mashed and season with salt, parmesan, pepper and cheese to taste among mozzarella, scamorza or ricotta.

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Wine bars and wine bars: the 10 best addresses in Rome – Italian Cuisine

Wine bars and wine bars: the 10 best addresses in Rome


The places to find wines from all over the world and gastronomic selections, but also excellent cuisine and food pairing always perfect thanks to the advice of the sommelier

Wine is a serious matter and it is no coincidence that in the ten addresses we have selected some names recur, such as that of Fabrizio Pagliardi and Paky Liveri. I'm true enthusiasts, those who travel the world to discover unknown cellars, sommeliers who have made their passion into a job. With a good dose of courage, because the wineries are no small investment and not all wine customers understand us. Next to a good glass you cannot fail to offer an equally good dish: a level food pairing is a must, to be appreciated by the general public is the challenge.

Barrique

Let's start with a classic of the genre, the perfect wine shop with kitchen from the historic center. Small enough, characteristic as the neighborhood that houses it, Monti, but relatively central since it is a step away from via Nazionale. The blackboard with the glass and the bottles all around the tables accompany a good "Italian" cuisine: few flourishes and a lot of concreteness. As for the wine list, there is the hand of Fabrizio Pagliardi, the king of Rome for champagne, which we will find in the two following rooms.

Remigio

We are in the Colli Albani area and this is recognized in the city as the temple of champagne, set up by such an admirer as Fabrizio Pagliardi, able to find French bubbles labels from independent, interesting and even cheap vines. Pinchos for the aperitif, quality cutting boards and little else cooked, for a proposal that serves to accompany the drink without overlooking it.

Barnabas

And here is the youngest of Fabrizio Pagliardi's clubs, where champagne and more return. The location is really interesting, especially in the summer, when you can take advantage of the pleasant and spacious terrace halfway between the Pyramid of Cestius and the Circus Maximus. In accompaniment, the food proposal in this case is more complex and ranges from cutting boards to cooked dishes, divided into paper according to hunger level.

Brylla

Even women love wine and are able to transmit it perhaps better than men, focusing on the storytelling of the cellars. An example of this group of sommelier-storytellers is Brylla's owner, Marcella Capaldo, who loves to tell what she pays, contextualising any label. The kitchen is a happy accompaniment to the glass, with many interesting dishes and a plus for the dishes cooked on the grill, the josper, which characterizes the food offer of this place. As a true connoisseur, Marcella even allows the customer to bring her precious bottle from home, but her offer is so varied and important that it would be a crime to do so. Furthermore, thanks to Coravin, you can ask for practically everything in the bar.

Sorì

Here is another small dynasty, with two rooms (in two different latitudes of Rome and in this case we are in San Lorenzo) that refer to the same discoverer of excellence, who never stops traveling to find food and wine goodies. He is Pasquale "Paky" Livieri, Neapolitan, surfer by passion and son of art in the selection of food, with a particular preference for France. If you find it in the dining room it is the extra quid of the evening. Also in this case, the offer has little to cook and a lot of selected and there are many exclusives from all over the world to discover.

Matière bar-à-vin

From San Lorenzo to Monteverde the pass is not at all short. The two districts are divided by kilometers of road and very different attitudes: the first university, plus the second middle-class families. It is no coincidence that the new Paky Livieri venue, opened a few months ago, is more modern in appearance and proposal. Here, in addition to amazing cutting boards and selections, there are also oysters, pinchos and contemporary dishes prepared by the young Nicolò Ferrara, who went to Salvatore Tassa's kitchens before landing at the Matière.

Barbers 23

«Wine and food as a refuge from stress. Here is the promise of this delightful place hidden in an equally delightful boutique hotel, behind Largo di Torre Argentina. The project includes Giorgio Baldari, chef, kitchen historian, host and trainer. He made Barbers – nothing to do with Masterchef, is the name of the street – a wine shop with cuisine that is a treasure trove of fine flavors. The drink is accompanied by selections of salmon and other fine fish preserves, then foie gras, cutting boards of cold cuts and very rare cheeses and still few dishes cooked without cooking. Here, in fact, there is no chimney and one gets by with the technology permitted by law. Yet Baldari even takes first courses out of his hat, thanks to the collaboration with the king of fresh pasta Mauro Secondi.

Roscioli

There are those who say that theirs is the best carbonara in Rome, then there is the oven, gastronomy, pastry, in short, in the kingdom of the Roscioli brothers in via dei Giubbonari it is possible to die happy. They call themselves "Delicatessen with kitchen", but reality is made up of counters full of gastronomic wonders, including cheeses and cold cuts to accompany the magnificent bread, shelves with over 2500 labels and, as we said, traditional dishes executed in a impeccable. For some time there has also been a spin-off, or the Roscioli garage. Initially born as a space for events and cooking lessons, in the end it proved to be a happy landing place for those who cannot find a place for Giubbonari.

Enoteca del Frate

"I took it from Del Frate". Practically it is the reference point for wines and spirits of the whole city. Have you finished a bottle? Just a call and the bottle arrives, better than food delivery. Those who know them also know that in Prati there is their den for enthusiasts, the wine bar where the Del Frate family has combined the decades of knowledge in terms of wine with the good cooking of Fabrizio Del Frate, obviously also a family, and selections of gastronomy products. Tapas for an aperitif, cutting boards, but also Italian and Roman cuisine, modern but without too many frills.

Retrovino

Ok, it's "only" the spin-off of Retrobottega, but it's also the right place for wine lover and gourmet. Here you will find the excellent bottles put in the cellar in these successful years by the guys from Retrobottega and you can focus more on drinking than on the kitchen, even if neither the cutting boards nor the gardener made with golden hands by the boys of the kitchen, who in many cases also went to collect the elements themselves, when they dedicate the day off to foraging, their great passion.

Pizza & Wine 10 wines for 10 pizzas – Italian Cuisine

Pizza & Wine 10 wines for 10 pizzas


A couple that depopulated in the best pizzerias. Also because, when they are together, everything is more digestible

Two great Italian excellences, pizza and wine, which make our food and wine heritage shine all over the world. Discover our perfect combinations.

Pizza margherita & Ottouve 2018 by Salvatore Martusciello

In Naples, the combination between Margherita and sparkling red Gragnano is a classic. Salvatore Martusciello's Ottouve 2018 is excellent.
11 euros.

Cavit pizza marinara & Schiava Valdelac 2018

Command the tomato, with the aromas of garlic and oregano. Pair a good, no-frills rosé like Cavit's Schiava Valdelac 2018.
11 euros.

Chiarlo pizza sausage and broccoli & Nizza Cipressi 2016

When there is sausage on the pizza, Barbera is an interesting option. We like the Chiarlo Nizza Cipressi 2016.
16 euros.

Pizza diavola & Gewürztraminer 2018 from the South Tyrolean Bellutti

Spicy serves an aromatic white with character, such as the Gewürztraminer 2018 from the South Tyrolean Bellutti.
16.50 euros.

Ferrari's 4 cheeses pizza & Trento Perlé Nero Riserva 2010

A pinot noir bubbles refreshes and has the right structure for cheeses. Among the best in Italy is Ferrari's Trento Perlé Nero Riserva 2010.
51 euros.

Ortolana pizza & Rive di San Pietro di Barbozza Brut 2018 from Val d’Oca

The lightness and sweetness of the vegetables go hand in hand with a Prosecco Superiore di Valdobbiadene. Choose the Rive di San Pietro di Barbozza Brut 2018 in Val d’Oca, which has an excellent relationship between quality and price.
10 euros.

Seafood pizza & Hirpos 2015 by Petilia

Falanghina gives its best with fresh cheeses and seafood. Petilia's Hirpos 2015 is an excellent version, fresh and citrusy 18 euros. aziendaagricolapetilia.it

Capricciosa Pizza & Costa del Nero 2017 Conte Vistarino

A young Pinot Noir goes well with the many ingredients of Capricciosa. Try the Costa del Nero 2017 produced in Oltrepò Pavese by Conte Vistarino.
12 euros

Tramin's Pineapple Pizza & Gewürztraminer Nussbaumer 2018

For our American friends who venture to combine pizza and pineapple, Traminè's Gewürztraminer Nussbaumer 2018, an intense and structured aromatic white wine. Rose petals, tropical fruit and sweet spices enchant the sense of smell and introduce a soft and fragrant sip, of great intensity and richness.
25 euros.

Calzone with ricotta, ham and mushrooms & Cerasuolo d’Abruzzo DOC "Rosa-ae" 2017 from Torre dei Beati

We close with the cousin of the pizza, the calzone, accompany it with a good glass of Cerasuolo d’Abruzzo DOC "Rosa-ae" 2017 of Torre dei Beati, a rosé with an intense color, bright cherry red. On the palate excellent balance and beautiful minerality, as well as a good final persistence.
11 euros.

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