Pas dapet surcin yg kedua ini,terus terang aja belum pernah denger namanya, apalagi bentuk kuenya. Langsung buka oom google, waduuh inggris semua hehehe.
Akhirnya setelah baca laporan dari teman2 dan resep keju ricottanya mba arfi, dengan bismilah dibikin juga.
Bikin hanya 1/2 resep,karena ga yakin bisa atau ga, ga yakin juga ada yg doyan atau ga?
Untuk keju ricotanya bikin pake resep mba arfi, marjoramnya krn di sini ga ada,akhirnya pake kemangi. Untuk cetakannya, krn ga punya yg besar,akhirnya pake yg kecil2, dua buah.
Kesulitannya hanya pada saat melepaskan kue dari loyang,untung saya pake cetakan pai yg bongkar pasang,jd ga begitu susah.
Dan hasilnya ternyata suami doyan bgt sampai habis,ga sempet nginep di kulkas hehehe.
Berikut penampakannya, untuk fotonya cm pake hp jd ga begitu bagus.
Torta Pasqualina adalah istilah dalam bahasa Italia yang secara
harfiah berarti Kue Paskah. Merupakan hidangan khas Paskah dari
Piemonte dan Liguria.
Adonannya merupakan adonan berlapis, sedikit seperti 'adonan fillo',
tapi lebih tebal dan disebut 'pasta matta' (=crazy dough). Kue yang
berasal dari Liguria ini mengandung keju lokal “Prescinseua” yang
hanya dapat ditemukan di Liguria. Kejunya sangat creamy, lembut dan
sedikit asam.
Jika tidak memungkinkan menemukan Prescinseau di tempat anda, bisa
disubtitusi dengan ricotta yang sangat lembut atau ricotta biasa
dengan tambahan sedikit susu.
harfiah berarti Kue Paskah. Merupakan hidangan khas Paskah dari
Piemonte dan Liguria.
Adonannya merupakan adonan berlapis, sedikit seperti 'adonan fillo',
tapi lebih tebal dan disebut 'pasta matta' (=crazy dough). Kue yang
berasal dari Liguria ini mengandung keju lokal “Prescinseua” yang
hanya dapat ditemukan di Liguria. Kejunya sangat creamy, lembut dan
sedikit asam.
Jika tidak memungkinkan menemukan Prescinseau di tempat anda, bisa
disubtitusi dengan ricotta yang sangat lembut atau ricotta biasa
dengan tambahan sedikit susu.
Torta Pasqualina
Source: Old Time Cooking Recipes
Ingredients:
DOUGH:
600 g (1 lb 5 oz) white flour
6 Tbs olive oil
a pinch of salt
FILLING:
1 kg (2 lb) Swiss chard (silver beet) or spinach
400 g (0.9 lb) cottage cheese/ricotta cheese
100 g (3.5 oz) parmesan
10 eggs
2 teaspoons marjoram, chopped
2 teaspoons parsley, chopped
garlic, minced (optional)
olive oil
salt, pepper
Preparation:
1. DOUGH:
-Combine flour, oil, a pinch of salt and enough cold water to make a
medium soft dough.
-Knead well for 10 minutes or until the dough becomes elastic.
-Divide the dough into 14 balls.
-Cover with cloth and let stand for about 1 hour.
2. FILLING:
-Clean, wash and dry the Swiss chard.
-Place in a saucepan with little boiling water and cook at high heat
until wilted.
-Cool, then squeeze out excess liquid and chop finely.
-Add 50 g (1.7 oz) parmesan cheese, marjoram, parsley, garlic and 2
eggs. Season with salt and pepper.
3. Oil a round shallow oven dish, 9 inches (22 cm) in diameter.
4. Flatten each piece of dough, one at a time, making each a very thin
disk, larger than the baking pan you are going to use.
5. Lay the pastry on the oven dish, allowing it to flow over the
edges. Oil it lightly.
6. Place another disk over it and repeat until you have used 7 disks.
7. Spread the Swiss chard stuffing over the dough, and then spread the
cottage cheese over the greens level with a knife.
8. Make 8 small cavities. Pour a raw egg into each cavity and sprinkle
each with salt, pepper and remaining parmesan cheese.
9. Cover the whole lot with the same number of pastry sheets, each
brushed with oil.
10. Pinch the borders and trim the excess dough, prick the top of the
pie in a few places and then brush with oil.
11. Bake for 1 hour in 190 C (375 F) oven. Allow to rest before
removing from the cake tin
Source: Old Time Cooking Recipes
Ingredients:
DOUGH:
600 g (1 lb 5 oz) white flour
6 Tbs olive oil
a pinch of salt
FILLING:
1 kg (2 lb) Swiss chard (silver beet) or spinach
400 g (0.9 lb) cottage cheese/ricotta cheese
100 g (3.5 oz) parmesan
10 eggs
2 teaspoons marjoram, chopped
2 teaspoons parsley, chopped
garlic, minced (optional)
olive oil
salt, pepper
Preparation:
1. DOUGH:
-Combine flour, oil, a pinch of salt and enough cold water to make a
medium soft dough.
-Knead well for 10 minutes or until the dough becomes elastic.
-Divide the dough into 14 balls.
-Cover with cloth and let stand for about 1 hour.
2. FILLING:
-Clean, wash and dry the Swiss chard.
-Place in a saucepan with little boiling water and cook at high heat
until wilted.
-Cool, then squeeze out excess liquid and chop finely.
-Add 50 g (1.7 oz) parmesan cheese, marjoram, parsley, garlic and 2
eggs. Season with salt and pepper.
3. Oil a round shallow oven dish, 9 inches (22 cm) in diameter.
4. Flatten each piece of dough, one at a time, making each a very thin
disk, larger than the baking pan you are going to use.
5. Lay the pastry on the oven dish, allowing it to flow over the
edges. Oil it lightly.
6. Place another disk over it and repeat until you have used 7 disks.
7. Spread the Swiss chard stuffing over the dough, and then spread the
cottage cheese over the greens level with a knife.
8. Make 8 small cavities. Pour a raw egg into each cavity and sprinkle
each with salt, pepper and remaining parmesan cheese.
9. Cover the whole lot with the same number of pastry sheets, each
brushed with oil.
10. Pinch the borders and trim the excess dough, prick the top of the
pie in a few places and then brush with oil.
11. Bake for 1 hour in 190 C (375 F) oven. Allow to rest before
removing from the cake tin
