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Showing posts with label burrata. Show all posts

Open lasagna with melon & ham

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stracciatella (or burrata)
green pesto
lemon (juice)
flesh tomatoes
cantaloupe melon
lasagna sheets
dried ham
pine nuts
balsamic cream

Mix the stracciatella with pesto and some lemon juice. Cover briefly and store in the refrigerator.
Slice the tomatoes into thin slices. Remove the seeds from the melon and peel the melon. Then slice it into thin slices.
Cook the lasagna sheets until done. It is best not to cook them all at once, as they will stick together. Cook them in batches of 3 or 4 and then drain them on a kitchen towel
Assembling the lasagna is best done just before serving. Place a lasagna sheet on a plate. Spoon some of the stracciatella-pesto sauce, a few slices of tomato, melon, and dried ham onto it. Place another lasagna sheet on top, followed by sauce, minced meat, and cherry tomatoes.
Divide this among the plates and finish with some roasted pine nuts and balsamic cream if desired.

Burrata with warm peppers & tomato salad

For ➍
3 mixed peppers
4 tbs olive oil
360 g mixed tomatoes
2 tbs green pesto
½ jar (90 g) sun-ripened olives Taggia
1 ciabatta
1 burrata

Halve the peppers, remove the stalk and seeds and cut into strips 1 cm wide. Heat 2 tbs oil in a frying pan or wok and fry the peppers over high heat for 8 m. Stir frequently.
Meanwhile, halve the tomatoes and cook for 1 m with the pepper mix. Remove the pan from the heat.
Mix the pesto with the remaining oil and stir in the olives. Spoon into a bowl and let stand for 5 m.

Meanwhile, tear the bread into pieces. Put the burrata on the pepper-tomato salad and serve with the bread. Drizzle cheese with some oil.