TYPE

Course: first

Difficulty: medium

Serves: 4

Time: 60′ prep + 15′ cooking

STEP 1: Dice the pumpkin and steam it. Drain it well and blend it.
Pour the purée into a pan and put it on the stove to dry it as much as possible.
Place the flour to form the classic fountain and add a pinch of salt. Pour the pumpkin and a beaten egg into the centre.
Knead, being careful not to make the dough too wet, therefore add the eggs one at a time. Continue kneading for ten minutes, until the dough is firm and elastic. Let it rest, covered with a napkin, for 30 minutes.

STEP 2: Then, roll out the dough with a rolling pin, after having sprinkled the board with flour.
Once the thickness of three millimetres is obtained, roll the dough and cut out strips of 15 millimetres wide.
Place them on a floured surface without overlapping them to prevent them from sticking. Let them dry for at least 60 minutes.

STEP 3: While the water to cook the pappardelle is on the fire to reach the boiling temperature, put the milk and the Taleggio cut into small pieces in a bain-marie. Let the cheese melt slowly, stirring occasionally. Then add the sambuca.

STEP 4: Cook the fresh pasta in the previously salted water, drain and serve with the creamy taleggio sauce.

TYPE

Course: second

Difficulty: easy

Serves: 4

Time: 20′ cooking

STEP 1: Wash the cabbage leaves and blanch for about three minutes, in this way they will become adapted to be bent. Once ready they will be drained and dried.

STEP 2: In a bowl, put together the ground meats and season with salt and pepper. Distribute this filling on each cabbage leaf which will then be rolled up on itself fixing it with a toothpick.

STEP 3: In a pan heat the butter with a drizzle of oil and brown the sliced ​​onion simmering with Secolo grappa. When it is golden brown, remove the onion from the pan and put the rolls in its place. Moisten by adding the hot vegetable broth little by little. Season with salt and pepper and cook over moderate heat.
When the rambasicci are almost ready, sprinkle with grated Parmesan.
Serve and serve instantly, adding the cooking sauce.

TYPE

Course: dessert

Difficulty: easy

Serves: 4

Time: 30′ prep + 1h for cooling

STEP 1: Set aside some whole amaretti to decorate. Pack the remaining biscuits in a freezer bag, seal up and reduce to crumbs with a rolling pin. Pour into a bowl and sprinkle with a little Luce di Uve Malvasia.

STEP 2: Mix mascarpone cheese, low-fat quark, yoghurt, crème fraîche, sugar and grappa until obtaining a creamy texture. Whip the cream and incorporate it.

STEP 3: Now, first pour a layer of cream into a large bowl and spread the soaked amaretti crumbs to create a thin layer. Repeat this operation alternately until all ingredients are over. The last layer should be cream. Decorate with the amaretti left just before serving, otherwise, they will become mushy. Serve the cream after having cooled it in the fridge.