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Roman-style artichokes: the traditional recipe – Gordon Ramsay’s version

Roman-style artichokes recipe


Roman artichokes represent one of the most cooked artichoke-based recipes in Rome and are generally prepared with artichokes of the Roman variety. You can generally find them between February and April and they are typical of the Civitavecchia and Ladispoli areas. If you can’t find Romanesco artichokes (violets), choose large, turgid artichokes like violets. They have to be large because there is a lot of waste.

Ingredients for 4 people

  • 6 artichokes
  • 1 clove of garlic
  • 80 ml of oil
  • salt
  • Mint
  • Pepper
  • Hot water

If you love artichokes, Roman-style artichokes will win you over like Sicilian ammuddicati artichokes, Apulian fried artichokes, stuffed artichokes, savory artichoke pie, artichoke lasagna and artichoke and potato omelette.

The ingredients of Roman artichokes are mainly three: artichokes, mint and garlic. They are prepared in half an hour and cooked for about 30 minutes. Roman-style artichokes are a side dish that goes well with second courses of meat and fish such as Roman-style saltimbocca.

Roman-style artichokes can be eaten within two days, well stored in the refrigerator.

Original recipe how to make the perfect zabaglione cream – Gordon Ramsay’s version

Eggnog (Zabaglione)


The Eggnog (Zabaglione) is one sweet cream typical of Italian pastry chefbased on egg yolk, sugar and liquor Marsala. From the soft texture And frothyfrom the delicate flavour,is usually served as spoon dessert or accompanying sauce for desserts and cakes. A unique delight that was born in Turin around 1500; in honor of the Franciscan Saint Paschal Baylonprotector of pastry chefs, from whom it takes its name: in Piedmontese dialect is called ‘Sanbajon‘which in Italian becomes ‘Zabajon‘. Thanks to its simplicity it spread immediately as homemade dessert For energy snacks to do in a short time! Follow this Eggnog recipe with the step by step photo and useful tips on how to do it the perfect eggnog cream! Not only very good but also full-bodied !

Eggnog (Zabaglione)

Just like for the Custard and Mascarpone Cream, there are small ones variations. The one I give you today is the Original recipe of the Eggnog from the Piedmontese grandmother of my husband who evokes the most beautiful childhood memories; with the addition of a couple of chef tricks. It’s about a easy preparation And fast; remember all the ingredients in equal quantities and the use a hot bain-marie in which to add the whip the egg yolks with the sugar; essential practice to achieve the Eggnog cream in complete safety without raw eggs! The secret to have a Zabaglione dense And do not disassemble the compound find all the suggestions in the process . Excellent cold, I love it to serve either way dessert at the end of the meal for dipping Ladyfingers, or Cantucci and Paste di Meliga biscuits; but also to accompany Colomba and slices of Panettone or Pandoro during the holidays!

Eggnog recipe

PREPARATION TIMES




Preparation Cooking Total
10 minutes 10 minutes 20 minutes

Cost Kitchen Calories
Bass Italian Kcal

Ingredients





Quantity for 4 people

  • 4 fresh egg yolks
  • 4 tablespoons of sugar
  • four tablespoons of Marsala liqueur (which you can replace with Vov)

Method

How to make zabaglione cream

First of all, use a bowl that can then fit specifically into a bain-marie saucepan.

Then whip the eggs with the sugar directly in this bowl with the help of an electric mixer, for about 5 minutes, until the mixture is soft and frothy and tripled in volume:

how to make eggnog

At this point, slowly add the liqueur, not all at once, but little by little, always whipping with an electric whisk. The compound must not disassemble.

Finally, transfer the bowl over a saucepan with some water and cook your eggnog cream in a bain-marie over a low heat, stirring with a hand whisk from bottom to top so as not to dismantle the mixture for about 8 minutes – 10 minutes.

Tips on how to make the perfect Zabaione

Attention, if you have a thermometer better for cooking, because the perfect temperature that the cream must reach is 84° ;

If you don’t have a thermometer don’t worry, keep the heat very low, continue stirring from bottom to top, but every now and then move away from the fire to prevent the temperature from getting too hot!

your eggnog is ready when you lift the whisk compound ‘writes’the consistency is not liquid, but not too thick either.

I’ll leave you one last thing trick to speed up, you can also cook directly on a very low heat, the zabaglione will thicken much sooner, but be careful that the cream without it must not exceed 100° otherwise the egg will burn, so in this case you must remove it from the heat every 20 – 30 seconds, stir a few second then put it back on the heat. It shouldn’t be too thick

Finally it has cooled you can further whip it with an electric whisk.

Here’s yours ready Eggnog

eggnog recipe

storage

It can be stored in the fridge for 2 days, sealed with film. Before serving it, work it with the whisk before serving it so that it becomes foamy again.

If you love this preparation, also try my English Cream, and my entire selection of desserts

Ham and bechamel cannelloni: delicious and creamy. The perfect first course for New Year’s Eve lunch: Everything raw in the oven – Gordon Ramsay’s version

ham cannelloni


ham cannelloni

Cannelloni with cooked ham and bechamel they represent a simple but extraordinary and delicious recipe. Contrary to what one might think, it is an appetizer, or at most a second course, and not a first course. The peculiarity of this recipe is theabsence of pasta, replaced instead by slices of ham. These slices are filled with a delicious combination of potatoes and provola, and then baked au gratin with a delicious bechamel sauce. In short, an authentic culinary pleasure.

Ham and bechamel cannelloni

Ingredients

  • 150g of cooked ham
  • 500 g of potatoes
  • 200 g of fior di latte
  • 250 ml of bechamel
  • 30 g of grated parmesan
  • salt, pepper, extra virgin olive oil to taste

Preparation

Start by washing them thoroughly potatoes. Next, place them in a pan with plenty of cold water, bring to the boil and cook for about 25-30 minutes or until they become soft. Once cooked, drain them, peel them and mash them with a potato masher.

Season the mashed potatoes with salt, pepper and oil, mix well and leave to cool. In the meantime, cut the milk cream diced. Take one slice of ham at a time, distribute a few potatoes along one of the short sides, place some cubes of cheese in the center and roll the slice of ham over the filling.

Continue in the same way to create the other cannelloni. Lightly grease the bottom of a baking dish suitable for baking with a little béchamel sauce. Place the prepared cannelloni on top and cover them with the rest of the béchamel and the grated parmesan. Cook in a preheated fan oven at 200°C for about 25 minutes or until the desired golden brownness is obtained. Once ready, the cannelloni with cooked ham are ready to be served. Enjoy your meal!

Read also: Cannelloni alla Pulcinella with sausage and broccoli, the delicious and different version for Christmas lunch

ham cannelloni

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