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Great recipe for 'Nduja pastry with Black Garlic drizzle. This delicious and easy snack uses the Calabrian spicy sausage paste 'Nduja, paired with a sweet black garlic drizzle. It makes a wonderful light lunch with a side salad and a glass of wine. #pastry #easy #quickrecipe #lunch #quicklunch Get a large frying pan over a high heat and drizzle in a good glug of oil. Add the 'nduja to the pan and fry, smooshing with the back of your spoon to break it up, for one to two minutes.
To get started with this particular recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can have ‘nduja pastry with black garlic drizzle using 9 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.
The ingredients needed to make ‘Nduja pastry with Black Garlic drizzle:
- Take 1 ready rolled pastry sheet
- Make ready 1 teaspoon ‘Nduja paste
- Take 1 teaspoon tomato purée
- Take Large handful of mild cheddar cheese
- Get 3 tomatoes (thickly sliced - 1.5 cm thickness)
- Get Black Garlic Drizzle
- Make ready 1 tablespoon good virgin olive oil
- Get 1 large black garlic clove - minced finely
- Get 1 regular garlic clove - minced
Calabrians eat Nduja mostly as a dip or spread with bread, in frittata, on pizza or melted into a tomato based pasta sauce (recipe on next page). However, it has become very trendy outside of Italy and many well-known chefs are using it to give an extra kick to other dishes. Historically, 'nduja - a soft, spicy cured sausage of pork and chilli - was made with the very cheapest cuts of meat. The offcuts from other types of sausage and salumi production and all the offal from the pig - including rarely-used scraps like the lungs, spleen and trachea - would be brought together with fiery Calabrian chillis in a casing of pig's stomach, before being hung.
Instructions to make ‘Nduja pastry with Black Garlic drizzle:
- Pre heat your oven to 190deg Celsius. - Take a puff pastry sheet a place on the grease proof paper on then on a baking tray. Now spread on a heaped teaspoon each of ‘Nduja paste & tomato purée. Leaving a boarder at the edge.
- Sprinkle over the cheddar cheese, and place on some thickly sliced tomatoes.
- Add one clove each of - (finely minced) black garlic & regular garlic to a tablespoon of olive oil and mix.
- Drizzle this over the pastry and bake for 20-25 minutes til golden on the edges. - (If the middle puffs up during cooking, you just need to pierce with a knife to release the air.)
- Can be eaten hot or cold.
Historically, 'nduja - a soft, spicy cured sausage of pork and chilli - was made with the very cheapest cuts of meat. The offcuts from other types of sausage and salumi production and all the offal from the pig - including rarely-used scraps like the lungs, spleen and trachea - would be brought together with fiery Calabrian chillis in a casing of pig's stomach, before being hung. Slowly heat the oil with the minced garlic, keeping the temperature on low so that the garlic does not brown. The longer the garlic sits in the oil the stronger it gets. Note: do not let this sit at room temperature for long as garlic can go rancid and bacteria can form.
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