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Pastiera

Hello everybody, I hope you’re having an amazing day today. Today, we’re going to make a special dish, pastiera. One of my favorites food recipes. This time, I will make it a bit tasty. This will be really delicious.

Make the crust: Place the flour, sugar, baking powder, eggs, melted butter and milk in a large bowl. Pastiera napoletana (pronounced [paˈstjɛːra], Neapolitan: [paˈstjeːrə]) is a type of Neapolitan tart made with cooked wheat, eggs, ricotta cheese, and flavoured with orange flower water. It is usually eaten at Easter. Pastiera napoletana is a fragrant wheat cake recipe traditionally eaten during Easter in Italy.

Pastiera is one of the most popular of current trending foods on earth. It’s appreciated by millions every day. It’s easy, it is quick, it tastes delicious. They’re nice and they look fantastic. Pastiera is something which I have loved my entire life.

To get started with this recipe, we have to prepare a few components. You can cook pastiera using 15 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make Pastiera:
  1. Make ready Per il ripieno
  2. Get Grano cotto 500g,
  3. Get Zucchero 600 g,
  4. Get Ricotta di pecora 700 g,
  5. Get Uova interi 5 tuorli 3,
  6. Prepare Latte 300 g,
  7. Take Burro 30 g,
  8. Take Fiori di arancia 2 flaconi,
  9. Prepare Vaniglia 1 bustina,
  10. Take Cannella un pizzico,
  11. Take Per la pasta frolla
  12. Take Farina500 g,
  13. Make ready 200 g Zucchero
  14. Prepare 250 g Burro
  15. Get Uova 2 interi +2 tuorli

Pastiera Napoletana or Pastiera di Grano (Easter Wheat Pie) is a Neapolitan Easter tradition that cannot be missed! PS: This Video Recipe is also available on the Cooking with Nonna TV Channels available on: Roku TV, Apple TV, Amazon Fire and Android. It wouldn't be Easter without it (at least for me). This recipe is a very traditional recipe for the dessert, including a traditional pasta frolla (shortcrust dough), and candied orange peels and fior d'arancio (orange blossom water) for the filling.

Steps to make Pastiera:
  1. Preparare la pasta frolla: Mettere la farina mischiata allo zucchero su una spianatoia fare al centro una fontanella metterci il burro a fiocchetti ammorbidirlo lavorandolo con le punte delle dita per far assorbire il burro alla farina,metterci il primo tuorlo e poi il resto delle uova non lavorala troppo la pasta,formare un panetto metterlo nella pellicola e lasciarlo riposare almeno per 30 minuti.
  2. Preparare il Grano: In un tegame sul fuoco con il latte il burro il grano e un pizzico di sale.Quando comincia a bollire abbassare la fiama e far cuocere fino a quando e diventato una crema spegnere e farlo raffreddare.
  3. In una ciotola dividere i tuorli dagli albumi e sbattere i tuorli con lo zucchero fino a che diventano una crema omogenea.a parte montare a neve gli albumi,incorporare la ricotta setacciata con i tuorli il fiore d'arancio la vaniglia,la cannella e il grano raffreddato mescolare bene tutto e aggiungere gli albumi mescolando dal basso verso l'alto fio a che si sono amalgamati tutti i componenti.
  4. Tirare fuori la pasta toglierne un terzo e stendere la parte più grossa con il mattarello e formare una sfogli rotonda alta circa mezzo centimetro.versarle dentro tutto il composto con la ricotta e pareggiarlo,stendere la pasta rimasta e farne delle strisce larghe 2 centimetri e incrociarle sopra il ripieno.Metterla in forno preriscaldato a 200°c per 45 minuti fare sempre la prova stecchino sformarla fredda servire con una spolverata di zucchero a velo.

It wouldn't be Easter without it (at least for me). This recipe is a very traditional recipe for the dessert, including a traditional pasta frolla (shortcrust dough), and candied orange peels and fior d'arancio (orange blossom water) for the filling. Pastiera originated in the Italian region of Campania, where father's side of the family is from, and making it has always been a way to honor that part of my heritage. I'll admit here and now that I wasn't the biggest fan of pastiera when I was a little kid, and the idea of a wheat-and-ricotta pie didn't exactly sound appealing. Tender pasta frolla pastry pies filled with fresh ricotta cheese and rice, sweetened with sugar, were made in batches, wrapped in clear cellophane, and given away as Easter gifts.

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