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  1. MUSHROOMS : WHAT A PASSION!

    21 November 2012 // flaviabi

    grasselli

    Yes! I love to pick, to clean, to cook and to eat them  : mushrooms WHAT A PASSION!!!

    Today the wood has been generous and I came back with a basket full of mushrooms, so I did prepare them like this.

    Clean the mushrooms and cut into small pieces. Boil half liter of white wine and half liter of white vinegar with a bunch of marine salt and 4 leaves of baley. When it boils put the mushrooms and cook for 4-5 minutes. Drain and when still warm dress with garlic cut into small pieces, wild mint, chives, chili, salt and extra virgin olive oil.  Keep the mushrooms in salad for three days putting new dressing every day. Now is time to put the mushrooms in jars with extra virgin olive oil, but unfortunately after three days only few are left…..


  2. Artichokes, porcini mushrooms and chestnuts soup

    14 October 2011 // flaviabi

    zuppa carciofi,porcini e castagne 012

    … .. I’m glad the autumn comes: a season rich in the country and in the woods!
    And today, when I saw porcini mushrooms, artichokes and chestnuts at the market I could not resist!!
    Long life to THE SOUP!
    Ingredients for 4 people:
    3 artichokes
    350 gr. Porcini mushrooms
    20 chestnuts
    1 potato
    1 shallot
    1 clove of garlic
    1 glass of white wine
    Extra virgin olive oil
    black pepper
    1 lt. Vegetable stock
    parsley
    While  chestnuts are boiling in salted water, chop scallion and garlic very thin and let them fry in a pan, with olive oil, until brown. Take out outer leaves from artichokes (hard like a stone!!),And also remove any hair that may be in the middle, cut the upper part into thin strips and the stems into cubes, put them in water acidulated with the juice of a lemon. Add the artichokes to the shallot cook for 10 minutes (brilliant fire!), adding a white wine. Now  chestnuts are boiled (about 30 minutes), we burnt our hands to peel them ,and add it to the artichokes, along with one diced potato. Add the broth and a pinch of salt and let cook for 30 minutes over low heat. Clean the mushrooms (without water but only with a toothbrush !), And cut into strips. Add them to the soup and let cook for 10 minutes (otherwise they will mash! ). This soup should be served warm with a drizzle of olive oil, sprinkle with black pepper and a few leaves of parsley. BUON APPETITO!


  3. RISOTTO WITH MUSHROOMS AND GORGONZOLA

    20 September 2011 // flaviabi

    RISOTTO FINFERLI E GORGONZOLA

    Ingredients for 4 people:
    300 g arborio rice
    150 g mushrooms
    50 gr. mascarpone
    50 g Gorgonzola
    1 onion
    1 clove of garlic
    3 tablespoons of vodka
    thyme
    4-5 basil leaves
    chive
    Extra virgin olive oil
    500 ml vegetable broth
    salt
    chili
    Chop garlic and onion very thin and brown in a skillet with olive oil. Pour vodka, add the mushrooms (carefully cleaned ), a pinch of salt and pepper and cook for 10 minutes. In a small pot, boil the vegetable stock. Remove two tablespoons of mushrooms and mix in a mixer, and add it back to the  mushrooms. Add chopped herbs to the mushrooms and the rice and cook, stirring constantly, stretching with the vegetable broth as needed. A few minutes before you finish cooking add the mascarpone and gorgonzola and stir the risotto.


  4. RAVIOLI FILLED WITH RICOTTA AND MUSHROOMS

    16 September 2011 // flaviabi

    ravioli ricotta e funghi

    Ingredients for 4 people:
    for the basic dough view recipe here
    for the filling: 250 gr. Ricotta-150 gr. Mushroom-salt-pepper-1 clove of garlic, white wine
    In a frying pan with olive oil and a clove of garlic, cook for 10 minutes the mushrooms cut into thin slices. Add a pinch of salt, pepper and blend with the white wine. When they are cooked put it in a blender and make a cream and add it to the ricotta, mixing well. . Place sprigs of this mixture over the pasta, distance about 8-10 cm apart. Place another sheet of pasta on top, and with a round cutter cut out the ravioli. Boil in salted water and seasoned with melted butter,  with a few leaves of sage, and sprinkle with black pepper before serving.