Sashimi di PESCE NUDO… anche a casa tua?

Sashimi di PESCE NUDO anche a casa tua

Sei un amante del pesce crudo?

Sashimi a casa tua

Sashimi a casa tua

Il Sashimi è per eccellenza la preparazione che esalta tutte le qualità del pesce.
Per preparare un sashimi di qualità sono necessarie diverse attenzioni: la selezione del pesce, che deve essere freschissimo, pescato (non allevato) e lavorato con la giusta tecnica e tanto amore.

Io cerco di mettere tutte queste attenzioni.

Anche i vassoi sono di mia produzione, ottenuti con legno di recupero, e lucidati con una resina speciale certificata per contatto alimentare.
Lo propongo in vari locali in serate programmate o se preferisci posso prepararlo direttamente a casa tua per un piccolo gruppo di persone (se sei interessato puoi scrivimi a info@matteocasadio.com).
Seguimi in Facebook e Instagram (matteocasadio.chef) (pescenudo) se vuoi seguire la programmazione delle serate e dove trovarmi.

Buona visione!

 

Vegan quiche with potatoes and cabbage

With pleasure I’am publishing today a recipe of a dear friend (Sandra Baronchelli).

It was a long time that I noticed her healthy recipes

Today when I saw her vegan quiche with potatoes and cabbage, I asked for permission to publish it in pescenudo.it

Sandra has promptly sent me her recipe and so, after a few hours from having his baked pie, the recipe is available to everyone who will try to imitate it.

Vegan quiche with potatoes and cabbage

Vegan quiche with potatoes and cabbage

ingredients:

180 g 0 soft wheat flour milled stone,

70 g Buckwheat flour

100 ml water

35 ml extra virgin olive oil

½ teaspoon baking soda

1 dash white wine

1 teaspoon coarse wholemeal Cervia salt freshly ground

1/4 Cabbage

3 medium potatoes

Vinegar

Optional:

vegetable cream and 2 eggs (for a vegan version)

For the stuffing:

In a pan simmer 10 min cabbage coarsely chopped with a little ‘extra virgin olive oil, a dash of vinegar, a little water and salt to taste.

In another pot same procedure for potatoes sliced, (not cook them too much because then they’re going in the oven).

For the base:

Mix the flour milled wheat stone, Buckwheat flour, water, olive oil, baking soda, a dash of white wine and the big wheel Cervia salt freshly ground.

Making the dough rest for half an hour in the refrigerator.

With a rolling pin, roll out the dough. Lay it on a sheet of paper from the oven and with the wheel to cut a 32 cm diameter disc about. Lift the baking paper and place it on the cake of 26 cm in diameter. Adhere the base to the edges and prick with a fork.

Stuffed with potato and cabbage filling. For those who want more traditional you can add vegetable cream or if you want to make vegetarian 2 eggs.

Close the edges of the dough slightly inside.

Bake in a preheated oven at 200ºC for 30 minutes.

Let cool, unmold and serve.

Sandra: “for the success of each dish is important that the products are good, healthy and natural, in that flour, oil … must be purchased directly from producers or from trusted suppliers!”