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Conchiglioni stuffed with meat sauce by Benedetta Rossi. More than lasagna or baked pasta. The first one at Easter that can be done in 10 minutes – Gordon Ramsay’s version

conchiglioni stuffed with sauce


conchiglioni stuffed with sauce

Conchiglioni stuffed with ragù they represent a timeless Italian Sunday dish. It is an appetizing first course, ideal for lunches with family or friends. In addition to being scenographic and delicious, this recipe is incredibly simple to make like all of the chef’s Benedetta Rossi. Stuffed conchiglioni are an authentic delight, a perfect alternative to classic lasagna or baked pasta. It is also ideal to use leftovers from the fridgeavoiding waste and offering something genuine and pleasant to the table.

Conchiglioni stuffed with ragù

Ingredients x 4

  • conchiglioni 250 g
  • tomato puree 700 ml
  • bechamel 500 ml
  • minced veal meat 300 g
  • minced pork 300 g
  • onions 130 g
  • grated parmesan 60 g
  • carrots 120 g
  • white wine 150 ml
  • water 150 ml
  • extra virgin olive oil 2 tablespoons
  • basil
  • fine salt

Preparation

The first thing to do to prepare shells stuffed with ragù it is chopped carrot and onion. In a pan, pour a drizzle of oil and add the salt, then add the onion and carrot, leaving to cook over medium heat for 5 minutes. Add minced veal and pork, mix well and cook for a further 8 minutes. Add the white wine and let it evaporate over a high heat. Pour the tomato puree and the water together with a few basil leaves. Mix and let cook for 40 minutes. At the end of cooking, let the ragù cool for at least 10 minutes.

In the meantime, boil the conchiglioni in boiling salted water for 5 minutes, then drain them al dente and place them on a tea towel. Place them upside down so that any water can drain and be absorbed by the cloth. Prepare the bottom of a baking dish with a layer of bechamel and 4 tablespoons of ragù. Arrange the shells with the opening facing upwards. Using a piping bag, stuffed conchiglioni with ragù. Cover the conchiglioni with a layer of bechamel and add the grated cheese on top. Cook in a static oven at 200 degrees for 20 minutes. Your shells stuffed with ragù they are ready.

Read also: Conchiglioni with bechamel and smoked salmon, the delicious and super quick appetizer

conchiglioni stuffed with sauce

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Vegetarian capunet with lentils – Yet another cooking blog – Gordon Ramsay’s version

Vegetarian capunet with lentils - Yet another cooking blog


These vegetarian capunet they are a revisitation meat free of a classic of Piedmontese cuisine. All the taste and shape of the original dish, with an irresistible veg filling.

Capunet, also called capunit or “pess coi”, are cabbage rolls typical of Piedmont traditionally prepared with a meat filling often recovered from leftovers or other preparations. For this reason the recipe varies from one location to another, testifying to the gastronomic richness of this incredible region of Italy.

The essence of this dish lies in the use of cabbage leaves as a casing for a soft and succulent heart, capable of surprising with every bite.

In my vegetarian version of capunet, I chose to replace meat and cold cuts with a mix of red lentils, cheese and eggs, to guarantee the right amount of protein. The wholemeal bread and potatoes help create a tasty and consistent filling, which binds perfectly and maintains the compactness of the roll.

Before moving on to my vegetarian capunet, I’ll leave you mine traditional version and the anti-waste version.

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