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Topic
PURE POT MATTER
We like to be in the kitchen now, putting the pots on the stove and letting the soup simmer. It's all about using the right cooking tools to heat the stock as evenly as possible, puree the broth and knead the bread dough long enough. And to make sure it tastes good afterwards, we have already prepared recipe ideas and mortars.
SPOJA LORDA - PASTA FILLED WITH CHEESE IN BROTH
INGREDIENTS FOR 4 PEOPLE
DOUGH
- 200 g wheat flour (type 405)
- 1 organic egg (size M)
FILLING
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200 g ricotta al forno (from the Italian delicatessen)
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100 g pecorino
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80 g ricotta
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salt and ground black pepper
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1.6 l bollito misto (mixed meat stock)
PREPARATION
Knead a homogeneous, elastic dough from the flour and egg. It should have rested for at least 30 minutes before rolling out. For the filling, grate the ricotta al forno and pecorino and mix with the ricotta until the mixture is not too smooth. Season with salt and pepper. Now roll out the dough and spread one half with the ricotta filling. Fold over the other half of the pastry, press down lightly and divide into small squares using a pastry wheel. Bring the stock to the boil and simmer the filled dumplings for about 3 minutes. Divide onto plates and pour the hot stock over them.
TEA TOWEL CHECK
Tea towel check, Coral / Blue
Dish towels in a traditional weave and top quality from a 100-year-old weaving mill in the southwest of France. The fabrics produced there are made according to their historical models, but their colors are chosen to be contemporary and fascinating in beautiful combinations.
BREAD BIN CRUMB
Bread Box Krume, RAL 3000 Flame Red
KRUME is oval, easy to grip, offers plenty of space and looks great in any kitchen. This bread bin is made in the best format, suitable for a loaf of bread and a bag of bread rolls.
WINE GLASS PILE 2
Wine glass Pile 2, Medium
With a classic, minimalist design and high scratch and thermal shock resistance, these glasses are not only popular in cafés and restaurants, but are also ideal for everyday private use as well as for special occasions.