Court of the Dome has as its project theItaly of the culinary traditions and of craftsmanship, of the desire to taste and savour with recipes made only with top quality ingredients, this is where the Ribollita
Ribollita
Domenico Mangiarano, a traveler and food and wine enthusiast, tells his story: over the years I have worked hard to find small producers who are able to faithfully reproduce gastronomic specialties and ingredients of the highest quality. Our products are passion fruit and hard work. And the rediscovery of recipes that hark back to tradition. And in this wandering of mine, the production of ribollita or bread soup, made with the best ingredients. Of ancient peasant tradition whose origins are lost in time.
It was born, as often happens with traditional recipes, to make the most of the winter vegetables from the garden. And to use the “stale” bread. In fact, the past taught that nothing was wasted and everything was part of the "poor" recipes that starting from simple ingredients were seasoned properly to satiate with taste. Referring to tradition, the bread soup is prepared with the inevitable black cabbage, accompanied by the beans and from a mix of fresh vegetables and smells. To these is added the tomato pulp and extra virgin olive oil. To complete the work the thyme with its aromatic note. The real protagonist, however, is the Tuscan bread. Made with soft wheat flour and brewer's yeast. By absorbing the various ingredients it gives a nice soft consistency.
Starred recipes
You discover Chef's advice starry Marco Stabile to taste it at its best:
- An original snack? Enjoy it directly from the jar.
- Do you want to discover the essence of bread soup? put it on a plate, add extra virgin olive oil and freshly ground pepper and eat it like bread soup.
- Do you want to experience what in Tuscany is called boiled? put it in a pan adding oil and pepper and heat it well, turning it often.
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- A crunchy version? You can heat a non-stick pan or a heavy iron pan (Lyon pan) add a little extra virgin olive oil, add the ribollita, pressing it into a 3-5 mm high layer. Wait until a crust forms and turn with the help of a lid. Brown the other side and slide onto the plate. Add pepper and fresh oil and enjoy hot and crunchy.
A delicious idea for a filling? use ribollita as a filling for tortelli. You can boil them for 3-4 minutes and then season them with butter and parmesan, or fry them in oil and eat them crispy with salt and pepper.
Treat yourself to aunforgettable gastronomic experience.









