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Migliaccio salato farinella pizza Quick and easy recipe – Gordon Ramsay’s version

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The Salty millet also known as "a ' Pizza 'e Farenella"Is a typical Neapolitan dish of Carnival is a tasty pie with semolina (or corn flour) with salami and cheese, very reminiscent of Neapolitan scagliozzi, triangles of fried polenta. In fact these are the only ways in which polenta (corn flour) is used in Naples. In general, the salty mile is eaten on Shrove Tuesday, or in any case during Carnival accompanied by vegetables, usually broccoli. It is a dish that is not very well known, but the Neapolitans certainly remember it prepared by grandmothers, corn flour, semolina (as for Migliaccio sweet) or if you find millet flour (always follow the cooking indicated on the package), hence the name.

Ingredients

for a pan of 24-26 or 28cm (mine 24cm)

  • 375 corn flour (I used the Valsugana polenta cooking 8 minutes)
  • 1 and a half liters of water
  • salt and pepper
  • 150 gr of Caciocavallo (or other Auricchio type cheese) cut into cubes
  • 150 gr of Naples salami cut into cubes
  • 3 tablespoons of pecorino romano grated
  • 1 tablespoon of lard or butter

How to make salty miles (farinella pizza) Video

We cut into cubes of less than 1 cm the cheese (I caciocavallo, but any semi-seasoned, like Auricchio is fine) not stringy cheeses are fine that would melt immediately, then cut the Naples salami.

We prepare the polenta , I used a precooked one (polenta Valsugana, and it only takes 8 minutes), bring the quantity ofwater written on the package (I used 1 and a half liters for 375 grams of corn flour), add less than half a teaspoon of salt, pour in the polenta and turn with a wooden spoon from time to time to prevent the polenta from sticking throughout the cooking time, medium-low heat.

At the end of cooking, remove from the heat and add the pepper, grated pecorino, the cubes of caciocavallo previously cut and those of salami Naples.

We grease a pan, with butter or lard (as required by the traditional recipe) I used an aluminum pan for a 24-26 cm pastiere. If you want to get a thinner pizza just use a larger pan such as 28 cm.

Pour the polenta into the pan and level it well, add a little on the surface grated pecorino which will create a tasty crust.

In a static oven to 180 ° for 30 minutes, the last minutes of grill cooking.

And here is yours pizza 'and farenella, or Salty Migliaccio, as a side dish I recommend the friarielli in a pan.

WINE PAIRING: Taurasi

for my wine pairings I consult the website www.beerbacco.com

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Salty Migliaccio, Bon appetit!

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Recipe Mortadella And Burrata Meatballs On Cheese Fondue – Gordon Ramsay’s version

Recipe Mortadella And Burrata Meatballs On Cheese Fondue


What is the dish most loved by adults and children? definitely the meatballs! There is something for everyone but in this recipe we offer you a super greedy version, it will be impossible to resist such goodness!

Inside a large bowl we combine the minced meat, the eggs, the salt, the pepper, the parsley, the milk, the bread crumbs (taking care to leave some for the breading), the grated Parmesan cheese (only 50 gr).

We knead all the ingredients with our hands until a homogeneous mixture is obtained.

Then we take some dough the size of an egg and form a ball. Squeeze it on the palm of your hand and put some in the cavity mortadella and a little bit of burrata.

We shape with our fingers and form a meatball. We continue until all the ingredients are used up.

Roll the meatballs in breadcrumbs and fry them in hot seed oil.

Preparation of the Fondue: in a high-bottomed pan, bring the cream, we add the gorgonzola, L'emmental and the grated Parmesan cheese (100 gr). We mix repeatedly with the help of a whisk until a creamy consistency is obtained. We add a pinch of salt and nutmeg.

We compose the dish by placing our meatballs on a bed of fondue and enjoy your meal!

The possible variations for the preparation of fondue are many, in fact you can decide to use the cheeses you like best: fontina, provola, scamorza and so on … the choice is yours!

Single Portion Gluten Free Apple Strudel – Brioche Stuffed with Puff Pastry – Gordon Ramsay’s version

Single Portion Gluten Free Apple Strudel - Brioche Stuffed with Puff Pastry


Dear Family for this Christmas I want to offer you one gluten-free single-portion apple strudel very easy and beautiful to look at like a puff pastry brioche! For the filling of this strudel, you can substitute the ingredients as you like. I used a homemade gluten-free puff pastry, but you can also use the packaged one.

With these doses you will get approx 8 strudel.

Convenient from prepare before (filling and puff pastry) assemble and cook at the last minute.

Puff pastry is a recipe that I love, more since I can make it at home with simple ingredients and in a few steps: the dough is super workable and I can really do a thousand things with it.

Check out my puff pastry recipe!

For the puff pastry you can safely use a mix any for bread: it must not rise, the really important things are the precautions to follow during the video recipe, follow the video step by step and you will be amazed at the result!

As fond as I may be of my fantastic puff pastry, I understand that someone may want to make these strudels with the one they bought! It can be done, of course, for convenience choose the rectangular shape (from 500 gr) but…. only once… Try mine… Even with the planetary mixer!

If you choose a butter lactose free, you can make your own puff pastry and offer these strudels even to those with this intolerance!

Provided they are left over, you can store these strudels in the cake pan or in a food bag.

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