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Sicilian tortellini stuffed with cuttlefish and sauce
Homemade tortellini according to the original recipe of Chef Giuseppe Schimmenti from the sustainable ADLER Spa Resort SICILIA. The taste of the Mediterranean with small cuttlefish.
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Course
Dinner
Cuisine
Italy, Mediterranean, Pasta, Seafruit, Sicily
Equipment
1 Round cutter
Alternatively, a glass
Ingredients
For the dough
600
g
Durum wheat flour
Perciasacchi
10
g
Salt
2
Eggs
whole
250
g
Egg yolk
For the squid filling
250
g
sheep's milk cheese (ricotta pecora girgentana)
well drained
250
g
steamed small squid (seppie)
50
g
seasoned pecorino cheese
Lemon peel
Salt and pepper as desired
For the squid sauce
1
Onion
3 or 4
anchovies in oil
200
g
squid
80
g
tomato paste
double concentrated
500
ml
lukewarm water
1
sachet
squid ink
Salt and pepper to your taste
For dressing and decoration
500
g
cherry tomatoes
Kamarino
Cold-pressed olive oil
1/2
Garlic clove
1
sm. piece
Onion
Basil
Salt and pepper to your taste
Lemon thyme and mint leaves
Instructions
Preparation of the tortellini dough
Add the flour, eggs and salt and knead until you have a smooth dough.
Let the dough rest under a damp cloth for about 10-15 minutes.
Roll out the dough thinly. (By hand or with a pasta machine)
Preparing the tortellini
Use a round cutter to cut the pastry sheets into round shapes.
Spoon the filling into the center of the circle using a pastry bag or a spoon.
Fold the dough into a crescent shape and join the two ends to form the classic tortellini shape.
Preparation of the squid filling
Steam the squid and let it drain well.
Add the sheep's ricotta and cheese and mix well until you have a compact mixture.
Add the lemon zest, salt and pepper.
Preparing the sauce
Fry the chopped onion and anchovies in oil.
When the onion starts to brown, add the thinly sliced squid and tomato purée.
Add lukewarm water and dissolve the squid ink. Stir carefully.
Simmer over a low heat for about ten minutes, season with salt and pepper.
Puree everything
Preparing the tomato dressing
Soak all the ingredients for a day.
Remove the garlic and onion before serving; puree the rest.
Composition of the dish according to chef Giuseppe Schimmenti
Create a play of colors on the plate with the squid sauce and tomato dressing.
Drain the tortellini and dress with a little lemon thyme and olive oil.
Arrange on the plate and add some freshly fried squid tentacles.
Garnish with mint leaves.
Keyword
Home-made Pasta, Seafruit, sustainable recipe