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Italian Recipes: 70 typical dishes of the Umbrian cuisine
Italian Recipes: 70 typical dishes of the Umbrian cuisine
Italian Recipes: 70 typical dishes of the Umbrian cuisine
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Good food for good life? The best Umbria’s recipes, the heart of Italian-style, pasta, dishes, soup, pork, traditional food with an easy descriptions. If you are looking for the best recipes of the Italian and Umbria cuisine this book is for you.
It's here one recipe for you: CHEESE AND PEPPER UMBRICHELLI WITH BACON!!
Preparation: 10 minutes
Wine: dry white wine, scented and slightly bitter
Ingredients for 4 people
600 g of umbrichelli with cheese and pepper in the dough ● 150 g of diced bacon● extra-virgin olive oil ● 50 g of grated parmesan ● salt ● black pepper
In a saucepan boil plenty of water, add salt and boil the umbrichelli.
Meanwhile, in a skillet, sauté the bacon with a little olive oil until it is golden-brown and crisp.
As soon as the umbrichelli have reached the right cooking, drain them and transfer them to the pan.
Turn on the heat and mix with the sauce for a few minutes (if necessary, add a little bit of the water in which the pasta was cooked). Adjust salt and pepper and sprinkle with freshly grated Parmesan.
Arrange on a serving dish and serve hot.

For your good italian food! enjoy your meal
LanguageEnglish
Release dateSep 16, 2014
ISBN9788898190386
Italian Recipes: 70 typical dishes of the Umbrian cuisine

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    Italian Recipes - Associazione Lo Sportello del Cittadino

    Associazione Lo Sportello del Cittadino

    Orvieto's Recipes

    70 typical dishes of the Umbrian cuisine

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    Title: ORVIETO’s Recipes. 70 typical dishes of the Umbrian cuisine

    Author: Associazione Lo Sportello del Cittadino

    ORVIETO’s Recipes. 70 typical dishes of the Umbrian cuisine is published by Librosì Edizioni

    Copyright © 2014 – Ass. Lo Sportello del Cittadino

    ISBN ebook: 978-88-98190-43-0

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    Orvieto's Recipes 70 typical dishes of the Umbrian cuisine

    Copyright

    Preface

    Introduction

    Acknowledgments

    Appetizers

    ANISE COOKIES

    CHEEK LARD WITH SAGE AND VINEGAR

    FOCACCIA WITH ORVIETO GREAVES

    WHITE TRUFFLE FRITTATA

    LUMACHELLE

    ORVIETO’S YELLOW PIZZA

    LARD AND GREAVES

    TORTUCCE OR ARVOLTOLI

    COPPA

    CHICKEN LIVER PATÉ

    MUSHROOM PATÉ

    FRITTATA WITH OLD MAN’S BEARD

    PANZANELLA

    EASTER PIZZA WITH CHEESE

    AL TESTO BREAD

    First course

    WILD BOAR SAUCE

    THE ROPE MAKER’S OMBRICHELLI

    UMBRICHELLI WITH GOOSE SAUCE

    PAPPARDELLE WITH WILD BOAR SAUCE

    TAGLIATELLE WITH CHICKEN GIBLETS

    CHEESE AND PEPPER UMBRICHELLI WITH BACON

    TERNI STYLECIRIOLE

    PASTA AND BEANS

    POLENTA WITH PORK SAUCE

    SPAGHETTI WITH WILD ASPARAGUS

    STRANGOZZI WITH BLACK TRUFFLE

    STRASCINATI OR PENCHI

    HARE OR WILD BOAR SAUCE

    TAGLIATELLE WITH LAMB SAUCE

    THE TRASIMENOUMBRICELLI

    Soups

    ORVIETOMINESTRONE SOUP

    CHICKPEA SOUP

    CHICKPEA AND CHESTNUT SOUP

    SPELT SOUP

    LENTIL AND POTATO SOUP

    Second course

    THE ORVIETO CODFISH

    THE PRIEST’S STEAK

    WILD BOAR

    SPIT ROASTED RABBIT

    DRUNK CHICKEN

    DOVE ALLA LECCARDA

    STEWED PIGEON

    GRAPE SAUSAGES

    LAMB WITH BLACK TRUFFLE

    SALTED CODFISH WITH CHESTNUTS

    THE HUNTER’S BOAR

    ETRUSCAN RABBIT

    FILLET WITH BLACK TRUFFLE

    THE HUNTER’S CHICKEN

    MIXED SPOLETO SKEWERS

    LAKE TRASIMENO’S PAN

    Side dishes

    UMBRIAN PEPPERRONATA

    CARDOON IN TOMATO SAUCE

    ALL’UCCELLETTO BEANS

    POTATOES WITH SAGE AND VINEGAR

    Desserts

    CASTAGNOLE

    ANGEL FOOD CAKE WITH WINE

    BIG PANCAKE

    SWEET MACARONI

    MARITOZZI WITH MUST

    ORVIETO CAKE

    HAZELNUT DESSERT

    PAMPEPATO

    ROCCIATA

    UMBRIAN TOZZETTI

    Preface

    Sitting on the wall of the Confaloniera park, which runs along the perimeter of the town, I enjoy the spring sun of the beautiful Orvieto.

    This is the only place where the height of the cliff doesn’t scare me, it’s one of those familiar places, the kind of place that makes you feel secure and that holds a lot of memories. Despite the countryside is behind me, I can still see the beautiful valley that stretches till the small hill called La Rocca, the small villages of Benano, Castel Viscardo, Allerona and Mount Peglia. The sun is setting right there, just behind Viceno, and it lights up the valley in which the city of Orvieto lies.

    Behind me I can hear the distant sound of a train passing by and the rumble of a car. All around me the sound of birds singing, children playing and water rushing out of the faucet of an old fountain. In front of me, the tree-lined road, people on bikes, a ball, a swing set, two lovers on a bench looking in each other’s eyes... they laugh, then embrace. The smell of lindens in bloom, of freshly cut grass, of jasmine and suddenly, the smell of sauté, of roast meat, the smell of Orvieto’s cooking. In the old houses of the historical centre, it’s time for dinner.

    I close my eyes and think about all of the grandmothers of Orvieto that every Monday and Thursday morning go to the market.

    It’s dawn and Orvieto is sometimes covered by a thin layer of fog that muffles all sounds and colors. Walking through the allies seems like the setting of a Jane Austen novel and from one minute to the other I would expect to find behind a corner a lady dressed with a long gown, an apron and carrying a basket, on her way to the market.

    In this surreal atmosphere, I get a glimpse of an old lady with her purse, walking towards Piazza del Popolo. Her white hair is neatly combed and her knee-high skirt is perfectly ironed. You can tell she has cured every detail. In her left arm she carries her purse and, in the other arm, her hand-cart. As she makes her way through the cobblestones, her pace is slow but not at all hesitant. She knows the street so well, she could walk with eyes closed.

    She’s almost under the Tower del Moro. The bells chime the half-hour: nine thirty. She’s a bit late this morning. Usually she leaves home very early to go and choose the freshest vegetables at the stand of the man everyone calls the "bolsenese". «Carrots, artichokes, lettuce, mushrooms, all nice and fresh please!».

    She continues walking and starts to hear people chatter, the seller shouting and the smell of the market. The large Piazza del Popolo is filled with people and merchant’s stands. For a moment she stops and takes a breath before entering Orvieto’s bazaar. Cheese, fish, curtains and tablecloths. But she keeps going her way, straight to the Bolsenese’s stand of fruit and vegetables. There’s no doubt that the best greengrocers come from Bolsena, they are the most supplied and always have the best produce. This is her theory and she will not change her mind, since she has tested it throughout the years.

    Carrying a lot of bags, the grandma, makes a stop at the bakery to get some bread. Many times, friends visiting Orvieto, after tasting some bruschetta or a slice of toasted bread with paté, have asked me if all of our bread is made without salt. Well, my dear tourist, you’re going to have to put up with it, because this is how we like it.

    From the large Piazza del Popolo full of people, the yelling of the fish seller and the smell of porchetta, the grandma makes a turn in an alley and sticks her head into the butcher shop. What does she want to buy? Today she has decided to make something different than her usual roasted chicken that is definitely one of her specialties. Today is a special day because all of her nieces and nephews are coming and she wants to make fried lamb cutlets. The kids always like fried food.

    Everyone inside the butcher’s shop greets her. She’s been going

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