Tagliatelle with Mushrooms

What to serve for tonight’s dinner? How about Tagliatelle! Cut noodle strips (tagliare-to cut in Italian) made from eggs & flour. We followed Marcella Hazan’s recipe using fresh mushrooms from River Valley Farmer’s Table, more oil, less butter for a lusciously flavorful, winter dinner! Makes 6-7 ample servings.

Easy Ingredients:

• 1-pound fresh button or cremini mushrooms, Portabella, oyster or shitake fine too

• 1-½ pounds tagliatelle pasta, any flat egg noodle ok

2 tablespoons Villa Graziella Organic extra virgin olive oil

• 1 tablespoon unsalted butter

• 2 tablespoon shallot or onion, chopped fine

• ¼ teaspoon sea salt, Kosher fine

• ¼ teaspoon freshly cracked pepper

• 1 tablespoon fresh parsley finely chopped, dry also ok

• 6 ounces cooked, unsmoked ham, cut in julienne strips (matchsticks) optional

To Toss Noodles:

• 1 tablespoon olive oil

• 1 tablespoon unsalted butter

• 6 tablespoons heavy whipping cream

• 1 tablespoon Villa Graziella Organic Tuscan Herb Seasoning Blend for vegetables

• ½ cup freshly grated Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese + extra to taste

Simple Directions:

1. Slice off ends of the mushroom stems, quickly wash under cold water, pat thoroughly dry with a soft dish towel. Dice into 1/4-inch cubes and set aside

2. Heat oil & butter in a sauté pan or skillet large enough to hold mushrooms without overcrowding.

3. Add onion, turn heat to medium, cook until pale golden but not brown.

4. Turn heat to high, add mushrooms stirring to coat, when mushrooms have absorbed butter & oil, reduce heat to low, add salt & pepper.

5. As mushrooms release moisture, increase heat to a high and boil so liquid dissipates, stirring frequently, reduce heat to medium, add ham (optional), stirring to combine with mushrooms about 1 minute.

6. Add cream, simmer until it reduces & thickens, taste & adjust with salt & pepper, turn off heat & set aside.

7. Choose an enameled cast-iron pan or heat resistant serving ware large enough to hold pasta & sauce, turn on heat to low, add 1 tablespoon each of oil & butter for tossing pasta, once butter melts, add 6 tablespoons of cream, Tuscan seasonings, stir to combine, turn off heat.

8. As noodles cook, turn mushroom sauce to low, drain pasta when done to very firm-al dente, as noodles will cook further.

9. Transfer noodles to serving pan containing the cream mixture, turn to low heat, toss to thoroughly coat.

10. Add mushroom sauce to serving pan with noodles, add ½ cup grated cheese, gently toss & turn off heat. Sprinkle parsley & Tuscan Seasoning, blend, serve & enjoy!

Helpful Hint -Compost mushroom ends or use in a homemade vegetable stock.

Check out River Valley Farmer’s Table Mushroom Grow Kit here: https://river-valley-farmers-table.square.site/growmushroomkit

Inspirational recipe found here: Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking-Marcella Hazan-Alfred A. Knopf

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Justin's Blood Orange Olive Oil Cake

A special thank you to talented home chef, Justin S. @breadandboredom for sharing his Blood Orange Olive Oil Cake recipe and photos. Enjoy!

Ingredients:

  • one cup Villa Graziella Extra Virgin Olive Oil plus three tablespoons

  • one and one third cup all purpose flour

  • two thirds cup semolina flour

  • three fourths teaspoon of salt

  • half teaspoon baking soda

  • half cup of sugar, divided into fourths

  • four eggs plus one egg white, seperated

  • four teaspoons orange zest

  • four teaspoons of orange juice

  • two teaspoons grand marnier (optional, an extra teaspoon of orange juice if leaving out)

  • one and on half teaspoons of vanilla extract

  • two thirds cup whole milk greek yogurt

  • two tablespoons honey

  • half cup of milk (I used plant based, so I would recommend a lower fat milk if using dairy)

  • three tablespoons powdered sugar

  • one fourth cup hazelnuts (optional as a topping)


Directions:

  1. Preheat your oven to three hundred and fifty degrees. Grease a nine-inch cake pan with spray oil or butter.

  2. In a stand mixer, whisk together olive oil, egg yolks, one fourth cup of sugar, orange zest, orange juice, grand marnier, yogurt, and honey.

  3. In a separate bowl mix dry ingredients together. Have the milk ready in a cup to pour.

  4. In another bowl beat five egg whites and the other fourth cup of sugar together until you get stiff peaks on the mixers. A good and dangerous test to see if they’re ready is to flip the bowl upside down. Hopefully nothing falls out.

  5. Switch the whisk attachment for a paddle mixer. Alternating milk and dry ingredients, add them to the to the stand mixer until fully incorporated into a batter.

  6. In four batches by hand, add in and fold the egg whites to the batter with a spatula. Do your best to do this slowly and not over fold, you don’t want to knock the air out of the egg whites.

  7. Pour batter into your cake pan and smooth out the top. Place in the center rack of your oven.

  8. Bake for forty to fifty minutes. My cake came out perfectly at forty-five minutes but it all depends on your oven, mine is really fidgety so I’m never sure. As always, test the center with a toothpick and make sure it comes out clean, then you’re good to go.

  9. Optional: Toast your hazelnuts on a pan for about four minutes on high heat, stirring frequently. The brown peels should fall off easily after and the nut should have softened up a bit. Break them down to whatever consistency you’d like using a processor, a mallet, your fist, anything to get that anger out.

  10. Once you remove the cake, brush it with about a tablespoon of the extra olive oil. Let cool for ten minutes before removing it from the pan and putting it on a wire rack. Let sit on the rack until completely cooled.

  11. When it has cooled, brush with another tablespoon of olive oil, dust with powdered sugar, and throw on the chopped nuts to top.

  12. Serve with whatever your heart desires, I like it with after dinner drinks or some coffee

Visit Justin’s blog here for this recipe and more!

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Kale & Porcini Winter Soup

Need warming up? How about a cozy porcini mushroom soup for a meatless Monday! Earthy, umami rich porcini, kale, cannellini beans & your favorite veggies make a healthy & delicious meal. Add ground turkey & ditalini pasta for a heartier winter-time version. Makes abundant 6 servings

Easy Ingredients:

• 1 cup dried porcini mushrooms

• 5 tablespoons Villa Graziella Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil + extra 2 tablespoons for drizzling

• 3 teaspoons Villa Graziella Organic Tuscan Seasoning blend for vegetables + extra to taste

• 3 cups hot water

• 1 cup or bunch fresh kale, washed stemmed & shredded, Swiss chard ok

• 1-14 ounce can plain, unflavored, unseasoned diced tomatoes, plus juice

• ½ cup fresh cherry tomatoes sliced

• 8-ounce dried white or cannellini beans, sorted & soaked overnight. Or 1-14 ounce can, cannellini beans drained & rinsed. No salt canned chickpeas ok

• 8-ounce dried ditalini, macaroni or tubetti pasta optional

• 1-pound ground turkey or chicken optional

• 4 cups organic vegetable broth or stock

• 1 ½ cups diced yellow onion

• 2-3 fresh carrots, scrubbed, sliced

• 2 gloves fresh garlic, minced

• 3 tablespoons sea salt, Kosher ok

• 3 tablespoons freshly grated Parmesan cheese, hard goat or other hard cheese ok

Simple Directions:

1. Soak porcini mushrooms in 3 cups of hot water 30-45 minutes. Remove with a slotted spoon, set aside soaking water. Rinse mushrooms in cool water removing any grit. Pat dry with clean dish or paper towel, set aside.

2. Strain mushroom soaking liquid through a cheese cloth or paper towel lined sieve or with a fine mesh strainer into a bowl, set aside.

3. In a Dutch oven or stock pot, melt olive oil over medium heat, when hot, add onion, cook so it starts to soften.

4. Add carrots, garlic, mushrooms, cover & cook over medium-low heat 10-15 minutes, stirring often as liquid dissipates, veggies soften, onions & garlic become translucent not brown.

5. Add ground turkey, cook uncovered, stirring often, scraping bottom until meat & veggies evenly brown.

6. Add both fresh & canned tomatoes, beans, kale, reserved mushroom liquid to pot, add Tuscan vegetable seasoning blend, bring to a boil uncovered.

7. Reduce heat, add vegetable broth, cover with lid askew, simmer slowly over a gentle, low heat about 60 minutes.

8. As soup simmers, add cold water to a separate pot to a boil, add sea salt, add pasta stirring occasionally until 3 minutes prior to cooking instructions so pasta not fully cooked, but very al dente.

9. Drain pasta well, stir into soup, taste & season with Tuscan vegetable seasoning blend.

10. Drizzle extra-virgin olive oil, sprinkle cheese, serve & enjoy!

Helpful Hints:

 Use seasonal winter vegetables for optimal flavor and good value, if bagged, make sure to still wash & dry.

 Slowly cook or sauté vegetables-carrots, garlic, onions over medium heat. Finely chopped aromatic veggies slowly “sweat” releasing liquid while gaining rich flavors. Also known as soffritto (under fried or fried slowly in Italian), mirepoix with celery (French).

 Add Tuscan seasoning blend also at end of the cooking time to retain aroma & flavors.

 Soup too salty? Add a thin sliced potato to absorb salt, slowly simmer 10-15 minutes, remove slices before serving.

 Short ditalini, elbow or quill pasta, blends better in a heftier soup instead of a light broth.

 Don’t take a short cut and cook pasta in soup, it absorbs liquid resulting in a gummy like texture.

 For fully blended flavors, prepare soup 1 day prior, make smaller portions & refrigerate for next day lunch or freeze for a quick dinner later in the week.

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Eating From The Ground Up-Alana Chernala, Clarkson Potter Publishers, 2019

River cottage Veg -Hugh Faernley-Whittingstall, Ten Speed press, 2011.

Cooking Begins-Carla Lalli Music, Published By Clarkson Potter, March 2019

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Lele’s Olive & Feta Flatbread

Proud Mother, grandmother, accomplished horseback rider, farmer, yoga therapist, generous friend, gracious hostess, and talented home chef Elizabeth (Lele) Frenzel Casalini shared her olive & Feta flatbread recipe. Enjoy it for dinner with soup or with a salad for lunch.

Lele’s Olive & Feta Flatbread

Ingredients:

• 1 Fresh flatbread or pizza crust

• ½ Cup Villa Graziella Organic Olio Nuovo Olive Oil + 1 Tablespoon, + extra for drizzling

• 1 Tablespoon Villa Graziella Aceto Balsamico di Modena-Gold balsamic vinegar

• 4-5 Tablespoons Villa Graziella Condimento Bianco-White balsamic condiment

• 2 Cups pitted Kalamata and Castelvetrano olives chopped

• 1 Cup small cubed, Feta cheese crumbled

• 1 Tablespoon shaved Parmesan cheese

• 1 Fresh pink grapefruit, juiced to yield 2 tablespoons juice including fruit pearls (pulp or kernels)

• 2-4 Teaspoons fresh grapefruit zest

• 1 Clove of fresh garlic, minced

• Pinch each of dried basil, marjoram, red pepper, oregano, and thyme

• Pinch of pink peppercorns, skin included

Directions:

1. Marinate chopped olives and Feta cheese in Condimento Bianco, olive oil with herbs and garlic in a covered bowl for 24 hours.

2. Remove olive & cheese mixture from refrigerator set aside

3. Preheat oven to 425F°.

4. Place flatbread on a parchment paper lined cookie sheet, brush with 1 tablespoon each of gold balsamic vinegar & olive oil.

5. Top with olive & cheese mixture, bake about 8 minutes.

6. Remove from oven, sprinkle shaved parmesan cheese and transfer to a cutting board.

7. Drizzle flatbread with fresh grapefruit juice including pearls of fruit.

8. Sprinkle flatbread with pink peppercorns and peppercorn skins.

9. Finish flatbread with a dusting of grapefruit zest.

10. Slice, serve and enjoy!

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Min’s potato & tomato soup

Did You Know?

Soup dates to 20,000 BC where ancient clay vessels were excavated in the northeast Jiangxi province of China. The word soup comes from the Italian word zuppa or Latin word suppa-a piece of bread eaten in a broth. Our ever talented, colleague & friend Min keeps warm with an inviting bowl of potato & tomato soup. Makes 4-5 servings.

Ingredients:

• Yukon potatoes: 2 or 3, peeled and diced

• Any naturally ripen tomatoes: 5 diced, or canned tomatoes about 600 g, or a combination of both

• Yellow onion: 1 small, sliced or diced

• Garlic: 2-3 cloves, minced

Villa Graziella Organic Extra-virgin olive oil: 3 tbsps + extra for drizzling

• Salt: 1 tsp

• Black pepper: 1 pinch

• Basil: few leaves, or dried basil: 1 tsp

• Parmesan cheese: as needed

Instructions:

1. Cover the potato with water in a saucepan, bring to boil and then lower and cook until tender but not overly cooked.

2. Heat the extra-virgin olive oil in a large soup pot. Add the onion and cook until translucent and slightly brown on the edge.

3. Add the garlic and sauté a couple more minutes.

4. Add the tomatoes in and cook until they become soft and look like tomato sauce.

5. Add the cooked potatoes in as well as some of the water that you use to cook the potatoes. (Don’t drain the rest of the water yet, you can add more later if the soup is too thick.)

6. Blend the potatoes, tomatoes, and onion together in the pot with a hand blender until it become smooth. (If you don’t have a hand bender, before adding the water and wait till the ingredients cool down a little bit, you can blend them in a regular blender.)

7. Bring the soup back to boil and then simmer. If the soup is too thick, add more water. If it’s too watery, simmer it for a few more minutes.

8. Add salt, pepper and basil to taste.

9. Pour the soup into a bowl, then drizzle extra-virgin olive oil on it and add a few thin sliced parmesan cheese if you like.

10. Enjoy the soup with bread or on its own.

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Whole Roasted Cauliflower

Even the pickiest veggie eater will like roasted cauliflower with our organic certified, Tuscan herb seasoning blend. Italian sea salt, with 7 hand ground and blended seasonings & spices make a delicious, fiber rich side dish. Makes 5 servings.

Easy Ingredients:

• 1 large head of fresh cauliflower, washed, rinsed and dried

• 1 ½ tablespoons Villa Graziella Organic Tuscan Seasoning blend for vegetables

• ¼ cup Villa Graziella Organic extra virgin olive oil + extra to taste

• 1 tablespoon Villa Graziella Organic Silver Balsamico di Modena

• 3 tablespoons Dijon mustard

• 1 clove of fresh garlic halved

• ½ cup fresh parsley, chopped

Simple Directions:

1. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper or aluminum foil set aside.

2. Remove leaves and center stalk, from bottom of cauliflower so it sits flat on the sheet.

3. Rub the outside of cauliflower with the cut garlic, set aside.

4. Position oven rack to middle of the oven and preheat to 450˚F

5. Place 1 tablespoon of seasoning blend, mustard, then add olive oil in a mixing bowl.

6. Whisk ingredients into an emulsion like dressing, place in a plastic condiment bottle.

7. Place cauliflower on baking sheet, squeeze dressing onto cauliflower as well as inside.

8. Distribute evenly using hands, so cauliflower is completely coated, sprinkle top with ½ tablespoon seasoning blend.

9. Cover with foil, roast for 30 minutes, remove foil, roast 50 minutes to 1-hour, a bamboo skewer should pass through easily.

10. Remove from oven, let cauliflower sit 3 -5 minutes.

11. Sprinkle balsamic vinegar over cauliflower, sprinkle with chopped parsley.

12. Serve and enjoy!

Helpful Hints:

• Cover & refrigerate cooked cauliflower 2-4 days, add to a salad for lunch, grain & veggie bowl for dinner.

• Cut up discarded cauliflower leaves and stem for a smoothie, add to a veggie broth or compost.

Find the inspirational recipe here…https://www.wholesomeyum.com/whole-roasted-cauliflower-recipe

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Chef Sunita’s Walnut Paté

A growing movement in the U.S., Veganuary encourages people to opt out of meat, dairy, and eggs and try a plant-based diet. In addition to the health benefits, proponents’ site environmental advantages and animal welfare. Talented raw food chef, culinary author & wellness guide Sunita Vira creates a healthy & delicious paté created with nuts & seeds! Easy to make, serve with fresh lettuce, raw veggies, sprouted or stone wheat crackers. Makes 1 cup, but you’ll want more after tasting, so double up on ingredients!

Simple Ingredients:

• 1 cup, soaked walnuts for 1-hour, rinsed & drained

• 1 tablespoon Villa Graziella Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil, plus extra to flavor

• 1 tablespoon tamari-a Japanese soy sauce made of soy & wheat, available at most grocery stores

• 1 teaspoon finely chopped onion

• 1 teaspoon fresh minced parsley or fresh herb of choice

• 1 pinch of Himalayan or sea salt

Easy Directions:

1. Combine all ingredients except olive oil, onion & herbs in a food processor with the S-blade

2. Process making sure to scrape sides of processor with a rubber spatula

3. Transfer to a mixing bowl, add olive oil, onion & parsley

4. Mix thoroughly

5. Serve on lettuce cups, crackers, or crusty French bread

Helpful hint: Transfer paté to a sealed glass jar for 5 days in the refrigerator, 3 months in the freezer.

From RAW for LIFE, a Modern Guide to Raw, Plant-based, Gluten-free Recipes for Busy Lives. www.rawfoodcentre.com


Delicious Recipe provided by:

Sunita Vira

https://www.rawfoodcentre.com

Founder & CEO of the Raw Food Center, Chicago & Singapore

Retreat Leader, Raw Food Chef & Nutrition Coach

Published Author of Raw for LIFE

December Newsletter

We can all agree 2020 has been like no other. The challenges of adapting to a new collective reality have not been easy: starting with staying healthy, remote learning, working from home, daily meal prep. and cooking up to three times in one day! Then we had to adjust to smaller, quieter holiday festivities with fewer family and friends, the changes to time-honored celebrations have been difficult.

However, in the last nine months, I noticed collectively, we are more creative and increasingly resourceful. We have maintained a positive attitude even on a bad day, cultivated our patience and express our gratitude more often.

I am especially thankful to those who continue to work every day to grow, produce, clean, package and prepare, transport, stock and serve us food. During an extremely stressful year, even more appreciation goes to our local, independent retail stores, bars, and restaurants As this year comes to an end, my warm wishes for a healthier, happier, and flourishing 2021.

- Consuelo

 
 

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We believe everyone has the right to access fresh, healthy food.
However, in the U. S. currently, one in nine people struggle with hunger.

The U.S. Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, defines food insecurity as “the disruption of food intake or eating patterns because of lack of money and other resources.”

However, it does not state that while many people do work (but cannot qualify for federal food assistance) they still suffer from hunger. These households depend on organizations to make up the difference in feeding their families including children and seniors. 

As a family owned and operated food business, we are even more aware how the pandemic has exacerbated hunger and food insecurity.  Our sincere thanks to you for making it possible for us to support these community and local organizations.

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Lele’s Olive & Feta Flatbread

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Proud Mother, grandmother, accomplished horseback rider, farmer, yoga therapist, generous friend, gracious hostess, and talented home chef Elizabeth (Lele) Frenzel Casalini shared her olive & Feta flatbread recipe. A coveted appetizer for family & friends when served with drinks before dinner or for lunch with one of Lele’s fantastic, fresh salads.  

INGREDIENTS

·      1 Fresh flatbread or pizza crust

·      ½ Cup Villa Graziella Organic Olio Nuovo Olive Oil + 1 Tablespoon, + extra for drizzling

·      1 Tablespoon Villa Graziella Aceto Balsamico di Modena Oro-Gold balsamic vinegar

·      4-5 Tablespoons Villa Graziella Condimento Bianco-White balsamic condiment

·      2 Cups pitted Kalamata and Castelvetrano olives chopped

·      1 Cup small cubed, Feta cheese crumbled

·      1 Tablespoon shaved Parmesan cheese

·      1 Fresh pink grapefruit, juiced to yield 2 tablespoons juice including fruit pearls (pulp or kernels)

·      2-4 Teaspoons fresh grapefruit zest

·      1 Clove of fresh garlic, minced

·      Pinch each of dried basil, marjoram, red pepper, oregano, and thyme

·      Pinch of pink peppercorns, skin included

DIRECTIONS

1.    Marinate chopped olives and Feta cheese in Condimento Bianco, olive oil with herbs and garlic in a covered bowl for 24 hours.

2.    Remove olive & cheese mixture from refrigerator set aside

3.    Preheat oven to 425F°.

4.    Place flatbread on a parchment paper lined cookie sheet, brush with 1 tablespoon each of gold balsamic vinegar & olive oil.

5.    Top with olive & cheese mixture, bake about 8 minutes.

6.    Remove from oven, sprinkle shaved parmesan cheese and transfer to a cutting board.

7.    Drizzle flatbread with fresh grapefruit juice including pearls of fruit.

8.    Sprinkle flatbread with pink peppercorns and peppercorn skins.

9.    Finish flatbread with a dusting of grapefruit zest.

10. Slice, serve and enjoy!


 

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BEETROOT CARPACCIO

BEETROOT CARPACCIO

Ingredients:

Serves 3

  • 2 medium beetroots (different colors)

  • 1/8t lemon zest

  • 2-3T lemon juice

  • 1/8 cup dill minced

  • 1/4 red onion minced

  • 1/4t Himalayan salt

  • 1-2T olive oil

  • 1T capers drained

Procedure:

  1. Boil the beetroots for 20 mins till still a little crunchy, drain. Run under cold water, peel and cut into thin slices with a mandolin.

  2. In a bowl: add olive oil, lemon juice & zest, salt, onions and dill. Whisk till fully amalgamated(combined).

  3. Arrange beetroot slices on a serving plate, spoon the dressing to cover the slices. Cover with cling film and chill for at least 2 hours before serving.

Variation: Can be served over arugula leaves and a dollop of cashew herb cheese. Use rainbow carrots in place of beets.

Delicious Recipe provided by:

Sunita Vira

https://www.rawfoodcentre.com

Founder & CEO of the Raw Food Center, Chicago & Singapore

Retreat Leader, Raw Food Chef & Nutrition Coach

Published Author of Raw for LIFE