Pranzo in città e cena con verdura e frutta al forno che avvevo preparato prima.





burro per la teglia- imburrate la teglia , versate dentro tutta la frutta e verdura lavata, mondata e tagliata,
unt pt uns tava
crema di zucca :
- friggere le crepes
in romana :
pt clatite:
crema de dovleac:
- pregatim clatitele
crepes:
00 flour and corn flour in equal parts
sparkling water as needed to obtain a batter
salt
oil for the pan
pumpkin cream:
pumpkin peeled, cut, boiled, drained and blended
cumin
salt
chili pepper
fry the crepes
fill the crepes with the pumpkin cream
for those who want, you can add cheese (soft, spreadable, or whatever you like) to the pumpkin cream and blend everything together

oil
onion
potatoes
pumpkin
tomato
yellow or red bell pepper
sausage
salt
In the heated oil, place the thick slices of sausage, the thinly sliced onion, the potato wedges, the very thin pumpkin slices and also the pumpkin cubes, the thick slices of tomato, and the strips of bell pepper. Add salt and let everything soften under the lid. Transfer everything into an oven dish, add enough water to cover, and bake in the preheated oven at medium–high heat until everything is cooked.
spaghettispaghetti
pumpkin
stracchino cheese
milk or fresh cream or the pumpkin cooking water
salt
we cook the peeled pumpkin, sliced, in salted water and, if you want, with some onion
we remove the pumpkin when it is cooked and we cook the pasta in the same water (it’s much more flavorful this way)
we mix the soft pumpkin with the cheese and add one or two tablespoons of milk, cream, or the pumpkin cooking water as I did, which will be the sauce for the pasta

dough #1 :
15 tablespoons all-purpose flour
15 tablespoons sparkling water
7 tablespoons oil (corn, sunflower)
dough #2 :
2 tablespoons butter or margarine
2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
filling :
10 apples, peeled and grated or sliced (as I did), placed in a pan with 8 tablespoons sugar and 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon. Let them soften on the stove until the apples are cooked.
mix all the ingredients for the first dough and roll out a sheet (not too thin)
brush the first dough with a cream made by mixing the butter/margarine with the flour (dough 2)
roll everything up and place it in a bowl in the fridge for 30 minutes
take the dough from the fridge and divide it into two
roll out the first half into a sheet the size of your baking tray
sprinkle with semolina or breadcrumbs or crushed biscuits
spread the filling evenly over the whole sheet
roll out the second half of the dough and cover the filling
prick the top sheet here and there with a fork
bake at 180–200 °C in the preheated oven for 40–45 minutes or as needed
let it cool and dust with powdered sugar, then cut into squares
baking tray size 28 cm * 28 cm

ingredients:
100 g rice
a handful of broccoli rabe tops
1 very small potato
vegetable broth
1 teaspoon oil
1 knob of butter
Pecorino Romano
peel the potato and cut it into small cubes
the broccoli rabe tops should be boiled and chopped
toast the rice in the oil, then add the potato cubes and the chopped broccoli rabe
add boiling broth little by little, just enough to cook the rice and potatoes
at the end of cooking add a knob of butter, a little grated pecorino, and let it rest for a couple of minutes before serving
grate more pecorino over the rice in the bowl

4 linguri legume si cereale ( mai multe feluri de linte si de fasole si mazare, orz si griu /arpacas)

potatoes
mozzarella or smoked scamorza
1 tablespoon coarse salt
1 teaspoon oil
aromatic herbs (thyme, rosemary, dill)
peel the potatoes, wash them and slice them into very thin slices
wash, trim and finely chop the aromatic herbs
in a bowl mix together the oil, salt, chopped herbs and the potato slices
bake in the preheated oven at maximum temperature, spreading the seasoned potato slices on a baking tray lined with parchment paper
assemble the potato millefoglie: one cooked potato slice, one slice of mozzarella or scamorza, and the last layer must be a potato slice
bake again for a few minutes only until the cheese melts
per la zuppa:per il pesce:
yogurt (il mio era home made con latte fresco ) o panna acida
prepariamo la zuppa:
prepariamo il pesce:
* il pesce che ho usato era già cotto, nella scatoletta
in romana :
pentru supa :
pregatim supa :
pregatim pestele :
referitor la frunzele de napi, pt mai multe explicatii vizualizati acest site .: http://www.agraria.org/coltivazionierbacee/rapa.htm
for the soup:
a handful of turnip greens
1 onion
1 carrot
1 small potato
1 teaspoon oil
salt
for the fish:
2 large mackerel fillets or 4 small ones*
1 onion
1–2 bay leaves
salt, pepper
1 teaspoon oil
yogurt (mine was homemade using fresh milk) or sour cream
prepare the soup:
boil the washed whole turnip greens together with the peeled whole potato, the carrot and the onion.
cook in the pressure cooker for 15–20 minutes with just enough water to cover the vegetables.
once cooked, set aside a few green leaves and blend the potato, carrot, onion and turnip greens with enough cooking water to thin the soup, adding the oil and salt.
prepare the fish:
boil the mackerel fillets with oil, onion, bay leaves, salt and pepper, using just enough water to cover them, and cook until the fish is done.
pour the soup into the bowl, add part of the green leaves finely chopped, the fish, and a spoon of yogurt.
the fish I used was already cooked, from a can



for 2 pieces
1 kg all-purpose flour
250 ml beer *
5 egg yolks
25 g fresh yeast
1 vial of rum aroma
100 g butter
5–6 tablespoons cocoa
100 g walnut kernels
1 egg white for brushing
salt
dissolve the yeast with a little sugar
dissolve the sugar in the warm beer
pour the sweetened beer together with the yeast into the flour
add the yolks mixed with salt
add the rum and knead well until the dough becomes soft, always using buttered hands until all the butter is absorbed and the dough is very soft
let rise until doubled in volume
divide into 4 parts and roll each one into a sheet as long as the baking pan (like a loaf pan)
on each sheet sprinkle 1/4 of the cocoa and scatter walnut kernels here and there, roll up and twist two rolls together
brush each baking pan with oil or line with parchment paper and place the twisted rolls inside
let rise again until they reach the height of the pan
brush with the egg white and bake in the preheated oven for 10 minutes at high heat (200–220 °C) and for another 40 minutes at medium heat (160–180 °C)
add more beer or sparkling water as needed to obtain a soft dough. I used 250 ml beer but it definitely needed more.


two types of bread
A. beer bread with feta cheese and rosemary
B. beer bread with dill
or, if you prefer, plain without adding anything
one single dough divided in two, to which we add in the first one 1 tablespoon of feta cheese and one sprig of chopped rosemary, and in the second one chopped fresh dill (dried dill also works) and you can add cheddar cheese if you want
single dough for both types of bread
350 g flour
210–250 ml beer
1 tablespoon honey or sugar
1 tablespoon oil
2 teaspoons salt
7–8 g fresh yeast
fillings
A
2 tablespoons feta cheese
1 sprig rosemary
B
2 tablespoons chopped fresh dill
and if you want 2 tablespoons grated Swiss cheese
dissolve the yeast with the honey
add the lukewarm beer
pour everything into the flour with the salt and combine
knead well using oiled hands
divide in two and add the other ingredients
combine and let each ball of dough rise
when doubled in volume roll it out about a finger thick and roll it up … take the two rolls obtained, twist them together, place them on a baking tray lined with parchment paper and brush them with beaten egg, or egg + milk, or egg + yogurt or whatever you prefer, I used egg + milk
bake in a preheated oven at 180 °C for 40–45 minutes


dough #1 :
15 tablespoons all-purpose flour
15 tablespoons sparkling water
7 tablespoons oil (corn or sunflower)
dough #2 :
2 tablespoons butter or margarine
2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
filling :
350 g pumpkin pulp already baked in the oven
5–6 tablespoons sugar
2 tablespoons chopped walnut kernels
1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
1 tablespoon semolina or breadcrumbs
powdered sugar
mix all ingredients for the first dough and roll out a sheet (not too thin)
brush the sheet with a cream made by mixing the butter/margarine with the flour (dough 2)
roll everything up and place it in a bowl in the fridge for 30 minutes
bake the pumpkin cut into wedges in the oven
remove the cooked pulp with a spoon and blend with an immersion blender or pass through a food mill
add sugar, cinnamon, and walnuts and combine
take the dough from the fridge and divide it in two
roll out the first half into a sheet the size of your baking pan
sprinkle with semolina
pour the filling and spread it evenly over the sheet
roll out the second half of the dough and cover the filling
prick the top sheet here and there with a fork
bake at 180–200 °C in a preheated oven for 40–45 minutes or as long as needed
let cool and dust with powdered sugar, cut into squares


in romana :
spaghete
spaghetti
one wedge of baked pumpkin (see photo)
oil
salt
garlic
chili
grana padano / parmesan / pecorino, grated
cook the pasta al dente (80–100 g per person)
place the baked pumpkin pulp mashed with a fork into a pan with oil, garlic (left whole in its skin), chili and 1–2 tablespoons of pasta cooking water
add the drained pasta and mix well
grate the cheese over the seasoned pasta in the plate
fagioliniGreen beans
For the batter:
flour
sparkling water
salt
Boiled green beans are dipped in the batter and fried in hot oil for just a few seconds. Remove them from the oil and place them on kitchen paper to drain the excess oil.

Cauliflower
Potatoes
Eggs
Oil
Salt
Curry
Chili
Place the boiled potatoes and cauliflower in an oiled baking dish, along with the hard-boiled eggs (peeled and cut in half), salt, curry, and chili. Bake at 180–200 °C until lightly gratinated.

Ingredients:
Filtered meat broth : chicken, carrot, onion, celery, water, salt
Crepes (2–3 per serving): egg, flour, salt, sparkling water (enough to get a very thin batter), oil for brushing the pan
The crepes must be cold — it’s best to prepare them a day in advance.
Roll up the crepes and cut them into thin strips, then place them in the bowl (preferably warm).
Pour the very hot broth over the crepe strips using a ladle.
You can add chopped parsley or chopped chives if you like.