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Mushrooms baskets on polenta bed

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  1. Line the moulds, which you will use to create the baskets of wood on a bed of polenta, with butter and flour. Cut the puff pastry and add it inside the moulds.
  2. Bake the moulds in the oven at 180/190 ºC for about 10/12 minutes.
  3. Meanwhile prepare the cheese fondue.
  4. Cut the cheese into pieces, pour into a bowl and cover with milk. Let rest for at least 2 hours.
  5. Add the butter in a pan, together with the cheese well drained from the milk.
  6. Cook it in a bain-marie until you get a smooth cream without lumps.
  7. Separate the egg whites from the egg yolks and beat the yolks.
  8. Add the beaten egg yolks, salt and pepper as needed and add the mixture to the pan.
  9. Stir until completely absorbed: Prefer a whisk.
  10. Once cooked, remove the baskets from the oven. Let them cool to room temperature and then remove them from the moulds.
  11. Cook the instant polenta with a drizzle of oil, to make it more creamy and suitable for our use.
  12. Once ready, pass it to the mix until it is very creamy (if you need to add a little oil).
  13. Drain the glass of Mixed mushrooms and sauté them in a pan.
  14. With a spoon mark the dish with a “splash” of creamy polenta.
  15. Place the pastry basket on top of the sketch.
  16. Inside we pour the cheese fondue and mixed mushrooms.
  17. Sprinkle with parsley and serve.

Enjoy the meal!

White bruschetta with Seasoned mixed mushrooms

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Nova Funghi’s white bruschetta is a quick and easy dish to prepare. Success is assured!

  1. Rub the garlic cloves on slices of Tuscan bread
  2. Cover a baking tray with baking paper and then slightly grease with oil.
  3. At this point place the bread in the pan without overlapping it and sprinkle with a little oil. Bake for 10 minutes in a pre-heated oven at 190/200 ºC.
  4. After 6 minutes of cooking add the mozzarella cut into cubes and the Seasoned mixed mushrooms (obviously previously drained).
  5. Sprinkle the grated parmesan on the bruschetta and cook for another 4 minutes, until completely browned.

Attention! The cooking of a bruschetta varies a lot in relation to the taste of a person.

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Nicola Battiston

Risotto with porcini mushrooms

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  1. In a large saucepan, sauté the onion with olive oil;
  2. When the onion is lightly browned (not too much) add the rice and let it toast for about 2 minutes (to understand if the rice is toasted, to the touch it must be warm enough not to be able to hold it in hand);
  3. At this point blend with white wine (before the next step make sure that the wine is completely evaporated otherwise your risotto will take on the flavor of wine and not porcino);
  4. Once the wine has evaporated, wet the rice with a ladle of broth and cook slowly over moderate heat, adding the broth when needed.
  5. Five minutes before the rice ends its cooking add the Porcini Nova Funghi, keeping aside 2 tablespoons that will serve to garnish the 4 dishes of risotto.
  6. When cooked, turn off the heat, add the grated Parmesan cheese, and if you want to like a knob of butter, stir everything and let it rest a few seconds.
  7. At this point, divide the risotto into 4 dishes, garnish the top of each of them with the mushrooms kept aside and serve immediately bringing to the table another grated parmesan cheese so that the diners, if they wish, can serve themselves.

Enjoy the meal!