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Our kitchen is very much appreciated for its typical and genuine products.
Vegetables most grown in our garden are the foundation of our appetizers: caponata, parmesan, pepper, double crust vegetable stuffed pizza (cudduruni), one of our specialties.
Our fresh pasta is made with durum wheat flour and fresh eggs (including "cavateddi, caserecci, torciglioni) cooked the Roccadia way, with Mediterranean pesto, made with chopped almonds and a bit of herbs.
The meat and dairy products are chosen with care from local producers to enhance our typical Mediterranean cuisine.

 

SOME RECIPES

Cudduruni: the essential ingredient is the pasta of leavened dough that is kneaded well. Using a rolling pin, half of the dough is rolled out to approximately the size and shape of the pan.
The flattened dough should be placed on a greased baking pan and ready for broccoli (preferably black), fried onion already heated and cut into small pieces, a little tomato concentrate, chunks of anchovy, slices of cheese, deseeded black olives, a little salt, pepper and oil. The other half of the dough is used to cover all of the ingredients of the cuddurini. With the use of a fork, the top of the dough is pricked in several places, and the edges are interwoven to prevent it from opening in the oven while cooking.
According to the seasons and the taste, the broccoli can be substituted with other vegetables such as spinach, which, however, should be washed, drained and cut into pieces.
I cassateddi di Pasqua (Easter Cassateddi): with the use of the hands, knead well 1 kg of flour, 150 gr. sugar, 100 gr. of lard, a little teaspoon of salt and a little water until you get a fairly firm dough. Allow it to stand for about an hour. In the meantime, prepare the filling. Put in a bowl about 700 gr Ricotta, 200 gr. sugar, one or two eggs, and a good pinch of cinnamon. Mix them well together for a few minutes with a wooden spoon. Then with a rolling pin, spread the dough into a rather thin sheet from which you cut disks of about 10 cm. in diameter. In the middle of each disk, put two spoonfuls of the filling. Cover with another dough of cut disk. Raise the edges and pinch all around. Cross two strips of dough so as to obtain a kind of queen scallop appearance. Place on greased pans. Cook the cassateddi in the oven at moderate heat. As soon as they turn golden brown, remove from the oven. Cool before serving.

Meatballs between the leaves of lemon (or laurel): knead well a mixture of breadcrumbs, chopped meat, the caciocavallo cheese (or parmesan), egg, salt, pepper and finely chopped parsley (or basil). Form small balls. Place one between two leaves of lemon (or laurel) after having been previously brushed with oil.
Cook on low heat, preferably in a grill on charcoal fire, until the leaves are smoky and the meatballs are already cooked.
Serve hot.

 

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