Anolini
Anolini are small filled Italian pasta rings, simmered in clear broth so their meat-and-cheese centers stay tender and savory, a festive Emilia-style bowl served steaming hot.
π Recipe adapted from Wikidata (Baked Good)
Braise the beef and pork until tender, then chop the meat finely with a spoonful of its cooking juices.
Mix the meat with Parmigiano, egg yolk, breadcrumbs, nutmeg, parsley, and black pepper to make a firm filling.
Roll the pasta thin, place small dots of filling on half, cover with pasta, and stamp into little round anolini.
Simmer the pasta gently in seasoned beef broth until the centers are hot and the edges are tender.
Serve the anolini in the clear broth with extra Parmigiano at the table.
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