
Agnolini In Brodo
Agnolini in Brodo is a tasty and nutritious first course, perfect to enjoy during the colder months. The stuffed pasta pairs perfectly with the rich meat broth, creating a balance of flavors that will captivate the palate.
Ingredients
- Broth:
- Carrot
11 - Celery
1Stalk1Stalk - Onionto taste
- Beef pulpto taste
- Broiler chicken meatto taste
- For the dough:
- All-purpose flour
500G500G - Soft wheat semolina
150G150G - Fresh eggs
66 - Filling:
- Beef pulp pork sausage
700G700G - Bacon
100G100G - Egg
11 - Olive oilto taste
- Onionto taste
- White wineto taste
- Parmesan cheeseto taste
- Nutmegto taste
- Butterto taste
Preparation
- STEP 1 OF 18
The Mantuan agnolini is distinguished from the famous Bolognese tortellini not only by its components but also by its shape
- STEP 2 OF 18
It is preferably served in broth but can also be enjoyed dry with melted butter and sage
- STEP 3 OF 18
Broth: Soup in Mantuan cuisine has always been the most important dish, and housewives have always taken great care in preparing a good broth in which the soups must be cooked
- STEP 4 OF 18
The excellent broth is obtained by putting water with salt to taste in a pot
- STEP 5 OF 18
the carrot, celery, and onion; when the water begins to boil, introduce an equal amount of beef pulp and broiler chicken meat
- STEP 6 OF 18
This meat can then be served as a second course
- STEP 7 OF 18
Dough: Once the dough is made, work it well, roll out the dough, and let it dry. Cut it into squares of about 6 cm and place a ball of filling in the center
- STEP 8 OF 18
Fold the dough diagonally, press on the edges, turn them back, and overlap them by pressing
- STEP 9 OF 18
Do not crush the dome of the agnolini
- STEP 10 OF 18
Filling: Sauté the onion in a saucepan with oil and butter
- STEP 11 OF 18
Remove the onion and add the beef pulp
- STEP 12 OF 18
Cover the saucepan with a deep plate so that the steam condenses immediately and falls back on the stew
- STEP 13 OF 18
After a couple of hours, add some white wine
- STEP 14 OF 18
If the sauce thickens too much, add some water during cooking
- STEP 15 OF 18
When ready, cook the sausage and bacon separately with some butter
- STEP 16 OF 18
Add them to the stew, chop everything, mix with grated Parmesan, and flavor with nutmeg
- STEP 17 OF 18
Work the mixture with an egg and let it rest for twelve hours, after which it will be ready to be divided onto the dough squares for making the agnolini
- STEP 18 OF 18
Once the agnolini are prepared, they can be cooked in the broth and served
Suggestions
Rolling Pin
Agnolini Molds
Pot
General Information
Storage notes
Store the agnolini and broth separately in airtight containers in the refrigerator for up to 3 days.
More information
Agnolini in broth is a traditional dish of Emilian cuisine, particularly widespread in the provinces of Bologna and Modena.
Origin
Italia
Analysis
Attention
Macronutrients (100 gr)
Attention
Energy (kcal) | 337.32 |
Carbohydrates (g) | 24.55 |
of which Sugars (g) | 0.98 |
Fat (g) | 20.59 |
of which Saturates (g) | 6.65 |
Protein (g) | 14.51 |
Fiber (g) | 1.02 |
Sale (g) | 0.64 |
- Proteins14.51g·24%
- Carbohydrates24.55g·40%
- Fats20.59g·34%
- Fibers1.02g·2%