Strudel with Fiore Sardo cheese, speck ham, potatoes and asparagus

by Stefania Vinciguerra 05/01/21
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Strudel, fiore sardo, asparagi, patate, Chianti Il Lebbio

A spring recipe to pair with a Chianti DOCG Il Lebbio. Fiore Sardo is a select pecorino (sheep) cheese that has intense aromas of leather and spice and often smoky notes that, together with the speck, nicely compliment those of the wine.

Ingredients for 4 people:

1 roll of pastry dough, 150g Fiore Sardo PDO cheese, 1 potato of about 200g, 10-12 washed and boiled asparagus, 50g speck ham cut into small cubes, chopped parsley and marjoram, salt, pepper and extra-virgin olive oil. 1 egg yolk and milk to daub the strudel.

Directions:

Peel and cut the potato into thin slices. Boil the potato slices then dry and season with the chopped parsley and marjoram, salt and a little pepper.

Cut the boil asparagus into small pieces and sauté them in a pan with the speck and a drop of EVOO.

Grate half the cheese and cut the rest into matchstick-size pieces.

Spread the pastry dough out on a smooth working surface and slice off a few strips for decoration.

On the face side of the dough spread out the potato slices mixed with 2 tablespoons of grated Fiore Sardo and then place on top the asparagus, the rest of the grated cheese and the cheese sticks.

Roll up the dough to make a strudel and seal the edges well, then crisscross the dough strips on top for decoration.

Place the strudel on a baking pan on top of parchment paper, beat the egg yolk in 3 tablespoons of milk and use this to brush the top of the strudel. Bake the strudel at 200°C for 20 minutes in a fan-assisted oven then turn off the fan and bake for another 10 minutes with the heat coming only from below.

 
Wine to pair:

Chianti Il Lebbio

Lively ruby red color. Typical aromas of red berries with floral nuances and spicy hints. On the palate, it is dry, intense and fruity, with good body and pleasant persistence. 

Production area: in San Gimignano area, in the locality of San Benedetto, vineyards are located at an altitude of 150-250 meters above sea level, facing south-west on clayey soils, rich in skeleton and limestone.

Grape varieties: Sangiovese 90%, Colorino 5% and Canaiolo 5%. The planting density is 4500 plants/ha and the yield of grapes in wine 60 hl/ha.

Harvest: carried out entirely by hand.

Vinification: in steel and cement tanks at controlled temperature with maceration on the skins for 20-25 days. Malolactic fermentation made. Maturation in cement tanks, in an environment suitable for the stabilization of substances extracted.

Alcohol content: 13.5% vol.

Serving temperature: 16°C.

Suggested food pairing: the typical soups of the Tuscan tradition, cheeses and meat main courses.

THIS RECIPE IS OFFERED BY IL LEBBIO, SAN GIMIGNANO

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