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Salmon and avocado tartare – Gordon Ramsay’s version

Salmon and avocado tartare


Salmon tartare is one refined and simple recipe based on raw salmon, avocado and flavorings. A very easy but impressive dish, ideal for surprising friends. It can be served both for a tasty appetizer or as a tasty second course.
The important thing is that the salmon you use is safe, that is pulled down.

What does it mean to kill fish?
Breaking down fish is an essential process for eliminating parasites that could nestle in the animal, one above all the anisakis, the most feared and the most dangerous. Any fish species if eaten raw needs to by law to be shot down at the temperature and for the necessary time.

The blast chiller is a professional freezer which brings the temperature to -20 in no time.

So to prepare an excellent salmon and avocado tartare, buy the salmon already culled from your trusted fishmonger, or buy fresh fish and then freeze it in your freezer where it must remain at least 96 hours.

Then you can defrost the salmon fillet and proceed with the preparation of your tartare!

Salmon and avocado tartare

Ingredients

  • 250 g salmon fillet (the fillet is leaner)
  • 1 avocado
  • a lime
  • Tabasco sauce
  • a handful of cherry tomatoes
  • fresh ginger
  • salt
  • pepper
  • oil

Salmon and avocado tartare

Preparation

Take the salmon fillet, fillet it and cut it into cubes.

Transfer it to a bowl and season with salt, pepper, grated lime zest (1 lime per 200 grams of salmon), a teaspoon of Tabasco sauce.

Peel and grate about 1 cm of fresh ginger root and add it to the mixture, together with the finely chopped chives.

Mix everything and cover with cling film. Let it rest in the refrigerator for at least 30 minutes.

Meanwhile clean the avocado, chop it with a fork, add the lime juice, salt and pepper.

Then cut the Pachino tomatoes into very small cubes and, after having squeezed them, add them to the avocado sauce.

Take a medium-sized pastry ring, put under a layer of avocado and cherry tomatoes sauce and press gently with the lid of the pastry ring.

Then clean the cap.

Then add a layer of salmon mixture and press gently with the cap.

Keep the cap on the mixture and remove the pastry cutter.

Finally, remove the cap and garnish the salmon tartare with chopped toasted almonds or pistachios and whole chives.

Serve with toasted croutons and salad.

Enjoy your meal!

If you love salmon, try this tasty recipe too:

Salmon cheesecake easy recipe

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Vegan baked pasta with lentil meatballs – Gordon Ramsay’s version

Vegan baked pasta with lentil meatballs


The black beluga lentil meatball sauce is just one of the protagonists of this vegan baked pasta, deliciously topped with a vegetable béchamel with rice milk and almond.

It is not the first time that I try vegetable versions of traditional dishes, give them spaghetti with meatballs at vegetarian lasagna, I like to experiment, giving life to tasty but light dishes, which are not always based on animal proteins. In this vegan baked pasta I wanted to replace black lentils with meat and a 100% vegetable version of the traditional béchamel.

I used a product from the line Scotti Rice Vegetable Drinks, made with rice milk and almond milk, with no added sugar, gluten and lactose free, but rich in vitamin B12 and vitamin D.

A drink suitable for everyone, from lactose intolerant to milk protein allergy sufferers, and for those who want a delicious and healthy alternative to cow's milk.

post made in collaboration with SCOTTI RICE

Vegan baked pasta with lentil meatballs

INGREDIENTS FOR 4 PEOPLE

for 20 meatballs
  • 150 g of black lentils
  • 1 slice of rye bread
  • 1 potato
  • Salt and Pepper To Taste
for the tomato sauce
  • 2 cloves of garlic
  • 1 shallot
  • 1 carrot
  • 2 tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil
  • 750 ml of tomato sauce
  • a bunch of fresh aromas
  • salt and black pepper to taste
for the bechamel
for pasta
  • 250 g of short pasta
  • 50 g of nut mix
  • 1 tablespoon of extra virgin olive oil

Vegan baked pasta with lentil meatballs

HOW TO PREPARE VEGAN PASTA WITH MEATBALLS SAUCE

First of all I took care of the meatball sauce.

I boiled the lentils (following the cooking time shown on the package), I drained them and made them cool. Together, I also boiled a potato, without the skin.

In the meantime, I chopped the onion, finely sliced ​​the garlic and cut a carrot into very small cubes. In a large non-stick pan I sautéed the vegetables with a drizzle of oil, salt and pepper and, once browned, I took ⅓ of the sautéed, keeping the part.

I then combined the chopped aromatic herbs and the tomato puree, lowered the heat and simmered.

To the warm lentils I added the mashed potato, the bread crumbled by hand, the sauté kept aside, salt and pepper. I blended coarsely with an immersion blender and, with wet hands, formed my lentil patties.

I then cooked them, in a hot oven at 200 °, for 20 minutes, so as to give them cohesion, then I dipped them in the sauce, I mixed gently to cover them with sauce, turned off the heat and covered.

Meanwhile, I boiled the pasta al dente, I drained, cooled and kept aside.

While cooking, I took care of the vegetable béchamel: I toasted the whole wheat flour with extra virgin olive oil for a few minutes in a non-stick pan, I poured the milk at room temperature, mixing carefully with a whisk to avoid lumps.
At this point I brought to a boil, combined salt, pepper and a pinch of nutmeg, stirring until it thickened.

Everything is ready to assemble ours vegan baked pasta: I dirty the pan with bechamel I placed the pasta, about half, then I poured a part of sauce and some meatballs, bechamel, then again pasta, sauce, bechamel and finally aromatic herbs and chopped cashews.

I cooked the pasta in the oven with vegetable béchamel and meatball sauce for 30 minutes, always in a preheated oven at 200 ° until a delicious crunchy crust was obtained.

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Vegan baked pasta with lentil meatballs

Fagottini with ricotta and turnip greens – Gordon Ramsay’s version

Fagottini with ricotta and turnip greens recipe by Creativa in the kitchen


Fagottini with ricotta and turnip greens recipe by Creativa in the kitchen

THE dumplings with ricotta and turnip greens or broccoli they are delicious puff pastry bundles that wrap a soft and delicious filling. Perfect to be served hot or lukewarm, as an appetizer during buffets, finger food or aperitifs, but also as a second course!

The preparation of this recipe is really very simple and fast, you just need a few simple ingredients and your ricotta and turnip greens dumplings will be ready to be enjoyed!

In addition, there are many curiosities to discover about turnip greens, such as: "Turnip greens, benefits, properties and how to clean them“; many recipes from the simplest type: Boiled turnip greens, to traditional Orecchiette and turnip tops, Turnip greens omelettes, and i Turnip greens bundles the simplest version!

Read also: Soft ricotta and zucchini donut

Difficulty: low

Cooking: 20 minutes

Preparation: 15 minutes

Flat cost: bass

Doses: 4 bundles

INGREDIENTS FOR 4 FAGOTTINI


TOOLS USED


rectangular baking pan,

pizza cutter wheel,

kitchen brush,

various containers,

various cutlery.

HOW TO PREPARE THE RICOTTA FAGOTTINI AND RAPA CIME

• Blanch the cleaned and washed turnip greens in salted water, strain them and set aside.

• In a medium-sized container, crumble the ricotta and then add the whole egg, pecorino cheese, season with salt, pepper and a pinch of nutmeg. Mix everything with a fork, until you get a smooth cream. Set aside.

• Unroll the rectangular puff pastry and make 4 rectangles with the pizza cutter. In each one, arrange on one side a little ricotta cream and then arrange over the blanched turnip greens.

• Close your ricotta and turnip greens bundles, overlapping the other empty half of the rectangle, on the one where you have placed the filling.

• Seal the borbi with the prongs of a fork and transfer the ricotta and turnip greens bundles, with their parchment paper, to the pan. With a sharp smooth-bladed knife, engrave each bundle with 4 – 5 oblique lines, in this way you will also make cooking inside easier.

Fagottini with ricotta and turnip greens recipe by Creativa in the kitchen

• Brush your dumplings with milk at room temperature and sprinkle them with a handful of poppy seeds.

Fagottini with ricotta and turnip greens recipe by Creativa in the kitchen

• Bake them in a preheated convection oven and cook at 180 ° C for 20 minutes or until golden.

Fagottini with ricotta and turnip greens recipe by Creativa in the kitchen

• Allow to cool and serve hot or lukewarm, they will be delicious!

Fagottini with ricotta and turnip greens recipe by Creativa in the kitchen

• Once cooked and cooled, you can keep them in the fridge and reheat them before eating them.

• For a more lively flavor, you can replace the pepper with a pinch of chilli.

• Watch my video recipe for the detailed explanation.

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