Description
These dumplings-tortillas are very easy to cook and they can completely substitute for bread if you have it over and you do not have time to cook it! These dumplings, tigelle or Italian (also known as crescentina modenese), a native of Modena and bear its name from the clay disks, between which clamped the dough and set on fire... Now they are baked either in a special double pan which allows you to hold the cakes and fry them on both sides (like waffle makers), or ordinary frying pan with antiprigarnym plating... with added butter or without it! And eat those scones, cutting them in half and filling any meat-sausage meats, cheese, herbs! Traditionally they are eaten, chopped in a blender fat with garlic and rosarin, and spreading this fragrant mixture on tigelle!!!
Ingredients
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500 g
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120 ml
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100 ml
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20 g
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50 g
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2 Tbsp
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0.25 tsp
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100 g
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100 g
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100 g
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50 g
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2 piece
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1 tooth
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Cooking
In a large bowl sift the flour. Crumble fresh yeast with your fingers and grind flour.
Add to a bowl of warm milk, water, olive oil and begin to knead the dough (by hand or using the kneading, like me). Add pieces of lard (cooking fat). At the end add salt. Knead the dough for about 10 minutes to activate the yeast. In the end, it is elastic and does not stick to hands.
From the dough form a ball and place in a large bowl. Cover with clingfilm and leave in a quiet place for 1 hour to rise.
After an hour the dough will rise and will increase in volume...
Put the dough on a work surface slightly covered with flour. Roll out to a thickness of about 1 cm Cut out circles with a diameter of 9 cm I did only about 20 pieces +/-.
And then just fry bread from the dough in the pan a couple minutes on each side, with butter or without it!
To serve beauties, scoring and filling their "fillings" of your choice - ham (prosciutto), salami, cheese or a traditional aromatic blend of lard, garlic and rosemary!
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