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!

 

Cappelletti d’Nettle, Tomato, Aubergine, Scallops, Lime and Bottarga

I had been waiting for a while for a recipe by Cosimo Librato, Chef of Globus Beach in Milano Marittima and almost unexpectedly, given the “hot” moment of the season, … here it is!

Cosimo al lavoro. Veste La nuova camicia Pesce Nudo! Stile Classe ed Eleganza!

A gourmet recipe, innovative, summer and apparently very tasty .: Inverted Nettle Cappelletto, Tomato, Eggplant, Scallops, Lime and Bottarga.
Why inverted? Because, in addition to the particularity of the combinations, Cosimo has decided to “reverse” the filling of the cappelletto. In fact, among the ingredients, we do not find parmesan, ricotta, or squacquerone, but tomato, ginger and fresh basil, tied with xanthan (fermented corn starch), so what could be the sauce, has been transformed into stuffing.

Cappelletti, Ortica-Capesante

Cappelletti, Ortica-Capesante

Recipe:
for the pastry:
1 kg calibrated flour
6 whole eggs
400 g fresh nettle blanched in salted water and cooled in water and ice, drained and shaved with 20 g extra virgin olive oil and salt
Knead all the ingredients until a compact and elastic dough is formed. Wrap with plastic wrap and leave to rest in the refrigerator for at least 30 minutes.
for the filling:
fresh tomatoes
oil
garlic
basil
Brown the garlic with a little extra virgin olive oil. Add the tomatoes cut into wedges. Cook for 40 minutes. Add salt, add ginger and fresh basil, blend and sieve.
Bind with xanthan.
For the aubergine pass:
500g aubergines peeled and cut into pieces
salt
pepper
basil
40 g extra virgin olive oil.
Put everything in a microwave bowl, close tightly and cook for 12 minutes.
Blend with minipiner and tie with a knob of butter.

Pull the dough to the nettles like a normal dough and with the wheel cut many squares of 3/4 cm each side. Place the tomato filling in each square of pasta and close like classic cappelletti.
Portion 120g of cappelletti equal to 15 cappelletti.
Cook the cappelletti in salted water. Drain and mix with butter.
Stain the dish with the squid ink. Place the aubergine purée in various places on the plate, then place the cappelletti on top. Place the scallops (previously sliced ​​and seasoned with oil, salt and lemon) over each individual cappelletto. Complete the dish with grated mullet bottarga, lime zest, extra virgin olive oil and edible flowers.

We thank Cosimo Librato for this recipe and we are waiting for the next!

di Matteo Casadio

Risotto with prawns, pistachios and citrus

Risotto with prawns, pistachios and citrus

Risotto with prawns, pistachios and citrus

I am very attached to the tastes and fragrances of Sicily.
Do you like this recipe?

Ingredients for 4 people:

360 g acquarello rice

200 g shelled shrimp tails red

1/2 onion

fish stock enough

Extra virgin olive oil

1 orange untreated

1 untreated lemon

1 lime

25 roasted and peeled pistachios

Bisque

Method:

Chop the onion and brown it.

In another pan toast the rice.

Start cooking adding boiling broth.

Add the previously browned onion.

Towards the end of cooking add the shellfish bisque and half of the chopped prawns.

Divide the remaining chopped shrimps on 4 sheets of wax paper and with the help of a steel disc, forming round tartars 1/2 cm thick.

Stir in olive oil.

Divide n 4 plates.

Complete with the tartare and a little bit of chopped pistachios

Tuna Maki

Why Maki?

The maki are one of the most common preparations of Japanese cuisine. Are rice rolls that we usually see in the sushi bar. There are many types: Futomaki, Hosomaki, which come with rice and fish inside, wrapped with nori seaweed with the help of bamboo mats; Uramaki rather have rice on the outside and various types of filling and are also called california rolls; then the Temaki that have the outside seaweed and are conical in shape and larger dimensions.

This dish does not want to be a modification of the Japanese cuisine, which are already so good, if made by those who can really do!

So Maki especially for the shape.

Maki di tonno

Ingredients for 4 people:

400 grams of yellowfin tuna
5 g Tropea onion
10 ml white wine vinegar
1 Radish
10 g sweet and sour ginger
20 g balsamic vinegar pearls
2 tomatoes piccadilly confit
greek basil
40 g Daicon
2 cucumbers
0.3 g iota
Maldon salt
extravercine olive oil
For the balsamic spheres:
50 g of seed oil
50 ml balsamic vinegar
1.5 g agar

Remove all filaments from the tuna. Cut all the flesh into small squares. With the help of a round mold form 16 small tartare 20 g each. With a mandolin to slice cucumbers. Halve the cucumber strips and wrap your tartare. Keep the advanced parties, will serve to make the gel. Cut the onion into small sticks 1.5 cm and leave to marinate in vinegar for 30 minutes. Also cut the radishes into sticks like onion.

For the confit tomatoes

Blanch in water for 10 seconds, cut in half. Remove skin and seeds and season with a little salt and a little sugar, some blade of garlic, a few leaves of fresh oregano, a little ‘extra virgin olive oil and leave to dry in a drier at 60 ° C for 2 hours. Cut into 16 small pieces. Peel and cut into julienne Daicon the end. Leave it in ice water for 30 minutes, then drain. Chop ginger

For the cucumber gel

Remove the seeds, but not the skin from scraps of cucumbers. Centrifuge. To 100 g of centrifuged cucumber unite 0.2 g of salt and Iota, stir and bring to 80 degrees. Filter. Allow to cool.

For the balsamic vinegar balls
Mix balsamic vinegar with the agar and bring to a boil. Allow to cool and with a syringe to drop one drop at a time in the oil of cold seeds. Leave it for a minute, then drain and rinse in water. Store them with a little ‘of balsamic vinegar.

Composition of the dish

Pour a tablespoon of gel per dish and let it pour tilting. Arrange 4 Maki per serving. Maki Garnish each with a little ‘of ginger, a small piece of confit tomato, one onion, one of radish, the spheres of balsamic and a leaf of basil greek. Laterally put Daicon. Drizzle with a little oil and a pinch of Maldon salt.