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Rotolo di Macinato Ripieno

Una ricetta che ricorda l’infanzia… i sapori ed i profumi non si dimenticano abbiamo portato a tavola il “Rotolo di macinato ripieno”

  • Difficoltà

    Basso

  • Preparazione

    2h 30min

  • Cottura

    50min

  • Dosi per

    6 persone

  • Costo

    Basso

Ingredienti

600 gr. di carne macinata di maiale (tritata 2 volte)

– 100 gr. di speck a fette / 100 gr. di Silano a fette

Olio EVO 100% Italiano “Le Zagare”

3 uova / pane raffermo / latte / noce moscata

– piccole patate novelle lavate e tagliate a metà

– sale / pepe / timo / rosmarino

Preparazione

In una ciotola versate del latte freddo e mettete a bagno per qualche minuto, il pane raffermo tagliato a piccoli pezzi..strizzatelo bene ed unitelo alla carne macinata.. aggiungete sale ed una grattugiata di noce moscata… impastate bene e formate un composto omogeneo, amalgamando il tutto con le mani.
Preparate una frittata con 3 uova, sale e pepe; stendete un foglio di carta forno ( 80 cm) sul piano da lavoro, adagiateci sopra il composto di carne e schiacciate bene dandogli una forma rettangolare (potete aiutarvi con il mattarello coprendo con un altro foglio di carta forno).
Distribuiteci sopra le fette di speck, poi il Silano ed infine la frittata; aiutandovi con la carta da forno, arrotolate piano e delicatamente il polpettone, cercando si compattarlo bene anche ai lati; lasciatelo riposare in frigo per un paio di ore (sempre avvolto nella carta forno.
Scaldate il forno a 200°, posizionate il rotolo( libero da carta forno) in una teglia larga rettangolare, aggiungete le patate, salate, spruzzate con timo e rosmarino e irrorate con Olio EVO “Le Zagare” Olearia Clemente ed infornate; cuocete almeno per 50 minuti, controllate la cottura; una volta pronto attendete che si freddi prima di tagliarlo a fette; servite con un filo di Olio EVO “Le Zagare” Olearia Clemente

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Per questa ricetta Clemente consiglia Le Zagare

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Filetto di Maiale all’Arancia

Un piatto buonissimo e in particolare consigliatissimo nel periodo natalizio. Da leccarsi i baffi.

  • Difficoltà

    Bassa

  • Preparazione

    30min

  • Cottura

    1h

  • Dosi per

    4 persone

  • Costo

    Basso

Ingredienti

Maiale filetto 1 kg

Sedano 60 g , Carote 100 g

Rosmarino 4 rametti, Timo 4 rametti 

Cipolle dorate 100 g , Aglio 1 spicchio

– Succo d’arancia 1

– Sale fino 10g , Pepe a grani q.b.

Olio Extra Vergine di Oliva 20 g

Brodo vegetale 150 g

Preparazione

Per prima cosa preparate il Brodo vegetale e le verdure che serviranno per aromatizzare l’arrosto. Mondate sedano e carota, sbucciate una cipolla di media grandezza e tagliate il tutto grossolanamente. Spremete il succo di un’arancia e mettetelo da parte.

A questo punto potete occuparvi della carne. Ripulite il filetto dal grasso in eccesso e dai tendini, poi con lo spago da cucina preparata la classica gabbia per arrosto che vi servirà per inserire i rametti di timo e rosmarino. Ora salate e massaggiate la carne con del pepe nero macinato e passate alla cottura. Avrete bisogno di un tegame a bordi alti (da forno). Preparate il fondo con olio extra vergine d’oliva e uno spicchio d’aglio sbucciato. Adagiate il filetto e fate scottare a fuoco vivace su tutti i lati  fino a creare una crosta in superficie. Sfumate con il succo d’arancia e aromatizzate con i il pepe in grani. Ora aggiungete le verdure tagliate in precedenza e in utlimo aggiungete il brodo vegetale. Fate andare a fiamma vivace per qualche minuto ancora per poi passare alla cottura in forno statico per 60 minuti a 200°.

Una volta terminata la cottura, separate l’arrosto dal fondo di cottura, liberatelo dello spago e tagliatelo a fette. Nel frattempo riducete il fondo di cottura e le verdure in una salsa vellutata e non troppo liquida.

Ponete la salsa come fondo su un piatto da portata e adagiate l’arrosto a fette, insaporendole con latra salsa. Per decorare il vostro piatto utilizzate un’arancia tagliata a fettine o alla julienne.

Per questo delizioso piatto Clemente consiglia Le Zagare

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Baked sea bream

A second delicate dish for refined palates. The baked sea bream is easy to prepare and satisfy any taste.

  • Difficulty

    Low

  • Preparation

    10min

  • Cooking

    40min

  • Doses for

    4 persons

  • Price

    Average

Ingredients

– 2 Big bream

– 2 springs of rosemary

– 2 leaves of Bay

Extra virgin olive oil

– 2 Garlic cloves

– 2 slices of Lemon

Pepper and salt as required

Preparation

1. Clean the sea bream the innards, the scales and the fins on the back. If you prefer, fatevelo do from your fishmonger to trust.
2. rinse under running water and filled his belly with the spices, lemon slices, salt and pepper and a little olive oil.
3. Put the two bream on a baking tray with greaseproof paper and a little oil. If you like you can join for cooking tomatoes or potatoes.
4. Bake the bream to 180 ° C hot oven for about 40 minutes.
Notes
If you are not well-versed in the filleting, look to a good fish cleaner Serve at best!
The bream is a very tasty fish, lean and with a good yield of protein. That’s because it is mentioned in many diets. It is also a food rich in vitamins and minerals, including phosphorus, iodine, iron and calcium.

For good cooking or served raw Clemente recommends Tenuta Paglicci

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Roast Calf

A tasty second / dinner to enrich our taste buds and make them happy. It is suitable for any occasion and it is a dish of Italian cuisine.

  • Difficulty

    Average

  • Preparation

    45min

  • Cooking

    1h

  • Doses for

    4 persons

  • Price

    Average

Ingredients

– 1Kg of Veal Shoulder

– 3 tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil

Sage, flour and broth as required

– 40 grams + 1 Walnut Butter

– Rosemary as required

– 1/2 glass of White wine

Salt and Pepper as required

Preparation

Begins the preparation of veal roast with a short shaving on the stove.
Then cook the veal in the oven so that the meat purchases once a golden crust. Before cooking, introduce a sprig of rosemary and one of sage between the flesh and the ligature.
Arrange a casserole that is fair to hold the roast tailored; cook over 4/5 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil in the saucepan and as soon as the sauce is hot, add the meat.
Make brown the meat medium pinwheel fire from all sides with two wooden spoons or 2 palettes so they do not sting, then bagnala with half a glass of white wine and transfer the meat in the oven pre-heated to 200 °.
Cook the meat for about an hour and 15 minutes, turning occasionally and often basting with its bottom with a reciprocating firing at some of boiling broth spoon to some tablespoon of white wine dry.
Sala and pepper only after cooking although many prefer to salt the meat at the beginning.
After baking, remove the roast from the oven and remove the binding.
Cut the roast into slices and put them in the oven. With a spoon removes the fat of the sauce (brightest part) and then put it on the stove, deglassalo with half a glass of white wine, add a knob of butter processed with a teaspoon of flour and, over low heat, simmer the sauce for 2-3 minutes (the time to cook the flour that otherwise would give a bitter taste to the sauce).
Then pour some of the sauce on the steaks and the remaining transfer it into a gravy boat.
Of interest to cook a good roast veal
The best roasts are achieved with the following denominations: the sottofesa, walnut, the rump, the yoke and shoulder rolled.
The times depend on the size of the piece of meat, but approximately it can be calculated approximately one hour and 15 minutes per kilogram. However, the meat will not be damaged if you will cook a bit ‘longer.
Despite the veal is slaughtered all year, his best time is between May and September.
To get a softer roast can bardarlo with lard or bacon.

For a good roast Clemente recommends Cru Le Zagare

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Pistachio Pesto Sauce with Olio EVO Oil D.O.P. Dauno “Re Manfredi”

Pistachio Pesto is a tasteful sauce that characterizes itself for its fresh and aromatic flavour which is ideal for the seasoning of pasta or to be tasted on bread crusts.

  • Difficulty

    Average

  • Preparation

    30min

  • Cooking

    -

  • Doses for

    4 persons

  • Price

    Low

Ingredients

– 100g pistachios

– 25g Pine Nuts

– 10g grated Parmigiano (Parmesan)

– 50ml Extra Virgin Olive Oil D.O.P. Dauno “Re Manfredi”

– Salt as required.

Preparation

Grate Parmigiano and put it aside. Put pistachios, pine nuts, Parmigiano, salt and Extra Virgin Olive Oil D.O.P. Dauno Gargano Clemente “Re Manfredi” inside a mixer and blend well.

Where needed, add more oil to make the pesto sauce even creamier.

Be careful not to put too much oil though.

Remove the pistachio pesto sauce from the mixer and pour it into a bowl as it is now ready for consumption.

Pesto sauce can be enriched by adding some garlic and a generous handful of almonds instead of pine nuts.

Clemente recommends serving this recipe with...

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