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Testarolo with porcini mushrooms

Testarolo with porcini mushrooms

by Lunigiana Truffle

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Testarolo with Porcini Mushrooms

Traditional first course, handcrafted with only water and high quality flour e  PDO Porcini mushrooms  , dip it for two minutes in boiling water and season it with good butter! A unique first course, soft and with the characteristic taste of boletus.

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Testarolo ai Porcini

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Arianna

The craftswoman

testaroli are handcrafted, in discs of 40/50 cm in diameter and 3/5 mm in height and sold fresh and vacuum-packed, to use them just cut them into 4/5 mm long lozenges and soak them for a couple of minutes in water boiling salted (turning off the water) and season them with a knob of butter
  • Lunigiana Truffle in upper Tuscany  work the truffles that passionate Simone ed  truffle expert he himself searches in the woods of Lunigiana together with porcini mushrooms both exceptional resources of the pristine territory ofTuscan-Romagna Apennines,  faithful to the traditions to its roots has managed to create a unique product a true excellence that has united the Lunigiana cuisine with the prized truffle and ai mushrooms of the Apennines: this is how the Testarolo with porcini mushrooms
  • THE testaroli they are a very ancient soft wheat pasta format (some sources indicate their use in Roman times) whose use was developed in the Lunigiana area and in the extreme eastern Liguria. Characteristic of this pasta is the cooking process which gives the product its name. In fact, the mixture of O flour, salt and water at the right density was cooked for a few minutes (without being turned) in particular cast iron or terracotta pots called "lyrics“, composed of a lid called Soprano and a base called Sottano, both preheated before use on a beech wood fire. The testi were suitable for cooking different foods: meat, vegetables, cakes, and precisely because of their versatility and functionality they were widely used by the poor population of Lunigiana, farmers and shepherds, often forced to move around the area for work.
  • Recipe for testaroli: Cut the testarolo into squares (about 5 cm), immerse them in a pot of boiling water and salt with the heat off (boil the water, when it boils, turn off the heat) for about 2 minutes. Drain with a slotted spoon and season with a knob of butter.
  • Buy Testarolo with Porcini online an exquisite goodness ready in two minutes!

 

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Preparation time

Ingrediants

Waterfall
Type O flour
salt
PDO porcini mushrooms
Flavors

Format

50 g bag

Nutritional values

K cal. 225
Fat 0.9 g
of which saturated fatty acids 0.9 gr
Carbohydrates 44 g
of which Sugars 1,2 gr
Protein 6.9 g
Fibers 3 gr
Salt 0.7 g

Method of conservation

KEEP IN A COOL, DRY PLACE AWAY FROM LIGHT AND HEAT SOURCES

Lunigiana Tartufo

La Lunigiana è una terra incontaminata dell'Alta Toscana, nell'Appennino Tosco-Emiliano qui il tartufo è una vera eccellenza, un prodotto di alta qualità grazie ad un microclima unico e particolare e un territorio ricco di torrenti di acqua sorgiva, incontaminato. L'azienda agricola Lunigiana Tartufo nasce sull'impulso di Simone Mori, esperto di tartufi e GAE (Guida Ambientale Escursionista) molto legato al suo territorio e alle sue tradizioni, Simone, ogni giorno percorre più di trenta kilometri insieme ai suoi fedeli cani alla ricerca dei pregiati tartufi.
Una volta trovati i tartufi nei boschi della Lunigiana, li lavora creando una linea di confetture, condimenti e altre prelibatezze a base di tartufo con una prerogativa quella di usare principalmente materie prime coltivate in azienda in modo da offrire una filiera diretta a km zero.

In the kitchen there are numerous recipes with truffles , the fine mushroom lends itself to being used in various recipes, from Eggs with Truffle, with rice and meat and with numerous first courses such as the classics tagliolini with truffle, in Lunigiana find an excellent interpretation with one of the main products of the Lunigiana tradition: the testatolo with truffles.

THE testaroli they are a very ancient soft wheat pasta format (some sources indicate their use in Roman times) whose use was developed in the Lunigiana area and in the extreme eastern Liguria. Characteristic of this pasta is the cooking process which gives the product its name. In fact, the mixture of O flour, salt and water at the right density was cooked for a few minutes (without being turned) in particular cast iron or terracotta pots called "lyrics” hence they take their name.

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