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OTT.NOV 2014

VII

taste, the line proposed by topping

Qualitaly is the ideal ingredient for

personalizing ice cream and dessert

topping, enriching the taste and

improving the presentation. The range

consists of eight different flavors: black

cherry, berry, strawberry, raspberry,

caramel, chocolate, kiwi and coffee.

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Piedmont’s sweet

polenta with

zabaglione sauce

ratafià of cherries

Cook Author: Valentina Pighi -

Tollegno (Biella)

Ingredients for 4 people

For the cake:

n. 3 Eggs

g. 150 Sugar

g. 50 Comics corn

g. 15 starch

g. 115 Flour

g. 60 Raisins

g. 20 Butter

n. 1 teaspoon of honey

n. 1 teaspoon of baking powder

Aroma of Vanilla and Hazelnut

savoiardi crumbled

To soak the cake:

g. 500 Water

g 250Zucchero

Juice of one lemon

For the zabaglione sauce:

n. 5 egg yolks

n. 10 spoons of sugar

n. 15 tablespoons of cassis and cherries

PROCEDURE

Beat the eggs with the sugar until they

become foamy, add the spices and

honey. With a spatula, gently combine all

the flours, baking powder and raisins.

Bake it in preheated oven at 180 ° C

for about 25 minutes. Allow cooling.

Meanwhile, prepare the syrup, put the

water, lemon juice, and then dissolve the

sugar. Quickly dip the cake from both

sides. Top with crumbled ladyfingers

previously. With a knife, carve the

diamond pattern on the surface. For the

sauce: Whip the egg yolks in a double

boiler, sugar and cassis. When the sauce

will become foamy serve with the cake.

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The diversity of raw

ham

It’s easy to say raw ham.

Few other products of

Italian gastronomic culture

show such a wide range

of influences, specific

local features so distinctly

different from each other.

By Pietro Cinti

It will be for its long history, the first

traces of salting of hind legs of the pig

back to Etruscan times, around the

fourth century BC for ease of transport

and consumption (the Romans called

“panisperna” the antisegnano today’s

sandwich, from panis = bread and

perna = salt pork), cured ham has been

for many centuries a delicacy and a

source of protein that you could keep

in time. From food to gentlemen, dish

rejoiced that the tablets of the party on

special occasions, the ham has been

gradually democratized, its standardized

production has brought this product to

everyone, it is almost trivialized the raw

“industrial” has reduced to a simulacrum

“cheap” one of the cornerstones of

our kitchen, still appreciated and

loved abroad, almost a symbol of the

ability to create great Italian food with

simple recipes. At the end of the list of

ingredients for the ham has remained

the same since Roman times: pork, salt

and little else. Lays in the sensitivity

of the producer, in its quality policy in

the selection of raw materials, in the

tradition of workmanship, the huge

difference in quality that you can find in

a raw first price and a high range.

IT0S NOT THE RAW ONE ... There

are nine productions of ham scattered