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The timbale of Sicilian anelletti with aubergines it is a very tasty recipe that will win you over at the first bite. What makes everything much more delicious is the particular shape of pasta, very widespread on the island, especially in the Palermo area. Sicilian families often cook them in the summer to take them to the seaside, where they enjoy them under the umbrella. One beach snack not light at all. Obviously, as with many Sicilian recipes, each family has its own personal version. Today we will see that of Benedetta Rossiwho cooked them in the form of a timbale, to make the dish also beautiful to look at.
Timbale of Sicilian anelletti with aubergines
Ingredients x 4
- rings 400 g
- tomato sauce 500 g
- aubergines 3
- mozzarella 300 g
- grain 50 g
- mortadella 100 g
- bechamel 200 g
Preparation
The first thing to do to prepare the timbale of Sicilian anelletti with aubergines is to cut the aubergines into slices and fry them in plenty of peanut oil. Drain them on absorbent paper and set aside. Prepare in the pan tomato sauce, with garlic and extra virgin olive oil. Let it reduce well, flavor it with basil and set aside. Boil the anelletti in abundant boiling salted water and drain them 4 minutes earlier of the time indicated on the package. Season it with the sauce, keeping a little aside, and proceed to compose the timbale. Line the circular baking tray with the fried aubergine slices.
Arrange the slices vertically along the edges, making them get out of the pan and overlapping them slightly on top of each other so as not to leave spaces. Line the bottom of the pan with the remaining slices. The base of the timbale is ready. Pour half of the rings inside. Continue with the other ingredients: mortadella, then chopped mozzarella, if you like béchamel, grated cheese and tomato sauce. Cover with the other half of rings and compacted well with a spoon. Fold over the aubergines that stick out of the pan and cover the surface with the remaining slices. Cook in a static oven 180 degrees for 35 minutes. Let cool before serving. Yours timbale it’s ready.
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