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Baked arancini (lighter, equally delicious!) – Gordon Ramsay’s version

Baked arancini - Recipe by Tavolartegusto


The Baked arancini I’m a light variant perfect for those who don’t want to fry of the classic Sicilian Arancini! They are made with the same typical reciperice stuffed with ragù with peas and caciocavallo in the center. They round out in your hands, then they are breaded to perfection, but in this case we cook them Baked rice balls for a result lighter but believe me equally delicious! Imagine them crispy on the outsidesuper tasty stringy!

Baked arancini - Recipe by Tavolartegusto

By now you know, often I enjoy revisiting the great classics in a lighter key; It was like this with the baked Mozzarella in carrozza, or with the baked cutlets, and I must say I satisfied everyone a little! This time I thought of transforming it into a light key Sicilian street food par excellence! I’m honest, I was a little skeptical, mainly I was afraid they wouldn’t keep their shape instead, thanks to the trick of cooling them in the fridge, they turned out baked arancini perfect! in taste, texture and even appearance! So much so that I even prepared them with leftover rice , and believe me they turned out even better because the mixture was more compact. Excellent hot freshly baked not only like appetizersbut also how first course, they are nice and substantial and are delicious even the next day. Simply heat them up a little to make the heart go stringy again.

Baked arancini recipe

PREPARATION TIMES





Preparation Cooking Total
30 minutes 1 hour 1 hour and 30 minutes

Cost Kitchen Calories
Bass Italian 453 Kcal

Ingredients





Quantity for 10 pieces

Method

How to make baked rice balls

First of all, boil the rice in plenty of water and salt, drain al dente and stir in the pan with butter and saffron. Then transfer to a baking tray to cool and compact well.

Then dedicate yourself to the ragù by chopping onion, celery and carrot, fry in oil, then add the minced meat and brown for 1 minute, then add the wine and let it evaporate.

Finally add the puree, bay leaf, cloves and cook for about 50 minutes. at the end of cooking it should be dense and creamy, add the peas and cook for another 10 – 15 minutes without crushing them.

Then remove the bay leaves and cloves, let them cool well and add the grated caciocavallo cheese and a pinch of salt. Leave aside to cool.

Rice and filling must be perfectly cold.

Formation of baked arancini

Take a handful of rice and round the shell with one hand, hollow out with the other, so as to have a concave for the filling:

how to make baked rice balls - Recipe by Tavolartegusto

Then add 2 teaspoons of ragu with peas and a piece of caciocavallo, then a teaspoon of rice on top and round with your hands. If you want to create the conical shape, follow the original version

At this point the trick for cooking arancini in the oven

Once you have made all the balls, place them in the fridge for 30 minutes so that they harden even better, this step will ensure that they do not open during cooking!

Finally when you prepare the breading. add flour and water to a bowl to form a batter. First pass them in this batter then dip them in the breadcrumbs, round them very well between your hands so that they will be very compact.

Then place on a baking tray previously lined with baking paper with a drizzle of extra virgin olive oil

arancini ready for cooking in the oven - Recipe by Tavolartegusto

Finally, cook in a very hot static oven at 180° in the middle part for about 25 minutes. Check halfway through cooking, turn them over and continue, if necessary add a few drops of oil.

Here are yours ready Baked arancini

baked arancini recipe - Recipe by Tavolartegusto

storage

You can store them raw in the fridge ready to cook for 2 days or you can freeze them directly raw. If you have already cooked them, they will keep for the next day very well.

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Baked cutlets (Quick and delicious recipe!) – Gordon Ramsay’s version

Baked cutlets recipe - Recipe by Tavolartegusto


The Baked cutlets I’m a second dish light and delicious, perfect for those who don’t want to frywithout giving up crispy breaded slice on the outside And soft inside, with a delicious flavor and that it doesn’t choke ! believe me it’s amazing, not just for those on a diet! It won’t make you regret it absolutely the much loved Milanese cutlet.

Baked cutlets recipe - Recipe by Tavolartegusto

After various experiments and failed attempts, I developed this one quick recipe absolutely perfect to prepare a baked cutlet truly exquisite. The secret? There double breading bread crumbs + corn flakes that remains crispy and golden, it doesn’t come off and above all it creates a shell that does not dry out the internal flesh. In this case I created some Baked chicken cutlets but you can also choose slices of pig, veal or beef; Attention cooking times change depending on the thickness. In the procedure you will find all the information. Excellent hot freshly made, accompany them with a side dish of baked potatoes; or to put in the fabulous and very soft Hamburger Sandwiches together with fresh salad and sauces, they will ask you to make them again and again! Let it bet?

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Palermo style cutlet (baked in the oven, with breading enriched with herbs and cheese)

Baked cutlet recipe

PREPARATION TIMES





Preparation Cooking Total
10 minutes 5 minutes 15 minutes

Cost Kitchen Calories
Bass Italian 233 Kcal

Ingredients





Quantity for 4 people

    • 4 slices of chicken
    • 2 tablespoons breadcrumbs
    • about 2 tablespoons of corn flakes
    • 2 eggs
    • salt
    • extra virgin olive oil

Method

How to make cutlets in the oven

First of all, beat the slices so as to obtain an equal thickness.

The ideal thickness for chicken is 4 – 5 mm so not too thin. the same thing goes for pork.

for slices of beef and veal the thicknesses are usually 2 – 3 mm and in this case the cooking time should be halved.

Then dip the slice well in the egg, then dip it in the crumbled cornflakes and finally in the breadcrumbs very well

how to make baked cutlets - Recipe by Tavolartegusto

Be careful to bread very well on all sides so as not to have empty spaces and obtain a very compact and thick breading.

Finally, place the slices on a baking tray previously lined with baking paper and add a generous drizzle of extra virgin olive oil:

cook cutlets in the oven - Recipe by Tavolartegusto

Finally you can cook in a preheated static oven at 180° for 15 minutes on the medium-high side.

After 12 minutes check and turn to brown on all sides. and decide whether to leave 1 – 2 minutes more depending on the thickness

Then take out of the oven and serve piping hot!

Baked cutlet - Recipe by Tavolartegusto

storage

My advice is to consume them hot immediately, if so, you can keep them the next day by heating them in the microwave

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Baked courgettes with tuna and breadcrumbs – Gordon Ramsay’s version

Baked courgettes-tuna-and-breadcrumbs


Baked courgettes-tuna-and-breadcrumbs

The Baked courgettes with tuna and breadcrumbs they are a tasty and light side dish, excellent for completing a dinner. A simple recipe to prepare in a few minutes, excellent to enjoy even cold.

Courgettes are a very popular light summer vegetable and in this season they are real protagonists in the kitchen.

They can be cooked in many ways more or less light, such as golden and crunchy in the oven, or simply pan-fried courgettes, or a nice courgette flan.

Alternatively, courgettes are also an excellent condiment for a good pasta dish.

However, among the various combinations, canned tuna cannot be missing, also another protagonist of summer dishes!

To prepare this recipe you need a few simple ingredients. Afterwards, the courgettes with tuna can be eaten both hot and cold.

Courgettes with tuna and breadcrumbs
Courgettes with tuna and breadcrumbs

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