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FOOD & TRAVEL > COOL RESTAURANT > From Gold, with Love: a special Christmas menu Date posted: 23rd December 2012

From Gold, with Love: a special Christmas menu

Gold’s chef Claudio Arciglione lays down your Christmas menu: from starter to main, a tasty and easy to cook menu to surprise your guests.

Millefoglie pastry chicory with pecorino cheese pastry cream

Gold Restaurant dolce and gabbana 

Crackers:

250 gr baking powder

60 gr butter

250 gr flour

120 ml water

salt

cilindric mold

Mix the dough and let it rest. Slice so to form round shapes, place in a baking pan and bake for 8 minutes at 180 C degrees.

Pecorino cream cheese:

½ litre milk cream

4 yolks

100 gr Pecorino cheese

50 gr Parmesan

25 gr starch

Heat the cream milk until 82° C degrees, add the whisked yolks and all the other ingredients. Let it cool.

Filler:

Chicory

Cantabric anchovies

Tomatoes

Prepare the salad as you would do with a normal one adding cantabric anchovies and the tomatoes which you have previously peeled, deseeded and slightly boiled.

Preparation:

Use a cylindrical mould to compose a “cake” with different layers, alternating crackers and the salad and season with the Pecorino cream cheese.

Artichokes and raw lobster risotto

Gold Restaurant dolce and gabbana risotto 

400 gr Rice Carnaroli

400 gr artichokes

200 gr sliced lobster

lemon

Toast the risotto with butter. Clean the artichokes and make a broth for the risotto with the stems. Aside, cook the rest of the artichokes and once ready add them half way through cooking. On the side, prepare the raw lobster carpaccio laying the thin slices once serving. Season with a candied lemon: peel the lemon and slice it julienne style, and boil it in 100 gr of sugar and 100 ml of water. Let it cool. Do this another 2 times, the last time boil for 3 minutes.

Guinea-fowl with mashed potatoes and chestnuts

Gold Restaurant dolce and gabbana 

Guinea-fowl:

2 guinea-fowl breast

ground meat (chicken or others)

white bread

milk cream

dried fruits

nuts

Mashed potatoes:

2 potatoes

vacuumed chestnuts

sugar

milk cream

yolks

nutmeg

Sauce:

Passito wine

Tyme, rosemary

Make sure to prepare the guinea-fowl breasts so that they are flat (ask the butcher to prepare it for you). Mix the meat and the milk cream, cooking until tender, then add . Place the meat mix on the guinea-fowl, add some dried fruits and nuts and create a roll. Place on a baking pan on aluminium foil and bake for 12 minutes at 180° C degrees. Cook the sliced potatoes. In a baking pan create three layers with the potatoes, the minced chestnuts and the mix with milk cream. Cook everything for 20/25 minutes at 120° C degrees. Once cooled, we can shape it into any form. Place the guinea-fowl on top of it. Season with a sauce made of reduced passito cooked with salt, pepper and rosemary and tyme. 

Stuffed Panettone Tortino

Gold Restaurant dolce and gabbana 

Cake:

panettone slice

dome mould

mascarpone cream:

250 g mascarpone cheese

4 yolks

100 gr sugar

2 spoons Marsala

Raspberry cream

100 gr raspberry

50 gr sugar

5 gr gelatine

Chocolate cream:

 ½ l milk

150 gr yolks

150 gr sugar

40 gr rice starch

200 gr milk chocolate

Spheric mold

For the mascarpone cream: whisk the yolk and then mix all the ingredients. For the chocolate cream, boil the milk and add the mix of yolks, sugar and rice starch. Then add the chocolate. Place the cream in silicone sphere molds and place it in the freezer. For the raspberry sauce: heat all the ingredients and once boiling take off the heat and let cool down till reaching 35 C degrees.

On a plate, place the chocolate spheres and pour the warm raspberry cream with a spoon. Because of the hot/cold clash the sphere will be covered with a raspberry glaze. Place the

panettone slice in the dome mold, then pour the mascarpone cream and then add the spheres. Press another piece of panettone to close the panettone cakes and place in

refrigerator for a couple of hours.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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