Showing posts with label Origano. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Origano. Show all posts

Sunday, August 4, 2013

Beef fillets with Olives and Tomato Sauce


It’s a quick and easy recipe and comes out tasty every time “Alla pizzaiola” literally means "pizza style" because of the tomato sauce and origano.
As for many Italian recipes you can find different variations , depending on family’s taste
Straccetti alla pizzaiola
4 beef fillets
200g tomato pulp
100g black olives
20g capers
4 anchovy fillets
Extra vergin olive oil
Oregano
Salt and Pepper


Chop the anchovy fillets ,the capers and the olives. Gently fry them in extravergin olive oil. Add the tomato pulp and cook at a moderate heat for approx. 15 minutes (add a few spoonfuls of warm water if this mixture becomes too thick).In the remaining oil gently fry the beef fillets on both sides. Add salt when they are cooked. Then add the tomato sauce and cook a little more. Serve immediately.
Suggestion: Instead of beef you can use turkey or chicken or pork.


Wednesday, July 11, 2012

Tuscan Fresh Fennel with Olives


When out it’s hot this dish is so refreshing.Fennels are not so well known  even if they are very  fresh taste a and no calories

Insalata di Finocchi
4 fennels
1  handful green olives
1 clove garlic
parsley
origano
oil, 
vinegar, 
salt 
peperoncino 
Slice the fennels as finely as possible,mix them with the olives, then add a small chopped garlic clove ,a spoonful of parsley and some fresh origano.  Prepare  a  dressing  with oil , vinegar, salt a and a pinch of peperoncino. Season the fennels, stir and serve cold.