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Pork parcels with raisins and apricots

Difficoltà: Intermedia

Tempo: 30 min

Persone:

Ingredienti

Ingredienti:

  • 4 fettine di arista spesse 1,5 cm;

  • 100 g di albicocche disidratate;

  • 2 fette di pancarrè;

  • 40 ml di latte;

  • 30 g di uvetta;

  • 20 g di pinoli;

  • 40 g di burro;

  • 2 cucchiai di olio EVO;

  • 1 scalogno;

  • timo;

  • rosmarino;

  • salvia;

  • sale q.b.
  • pepe q.b.
  • farina q.b.

Procedimento

Want to delight your guests with a refined and tasty dish? Try making pork parcels with raisins and apricots. This recipe expertly combines quality ingredients for a result that will delight all your guests. Preparation and Soaking: Start by soaking the raisins in warm water to make them juicy. Meanwhile, prepare the pork loin slices by lightly pounding them with a meat tenderizer. Carefully cut a pocket in each slice to facilitate the filling. Preparing the Filling: Chop the apricots, sage, thyme, and rosemary to create an irresistible aromatic blend. Chop the raisins until finely chopped and add them to the pine nut mixture. In a bowl, combine the apricots, raisins, pine nuts, and the chopped herbs, then add the milk-soaked bread cubes for a creamy filling. Perfect Filling and Cooking: Fill the pork pockets with the filling and seal with toothpicks. Gently dredge the parcels in flour and then sauté them with shallots and rosemary in a pan with butter and oil. Add the parcels and deglaze with white wine, cooking until perfectly tender, seasoning with salt and pepper to taste. Chef's Presentation: Remove the toothpicks before serving and drizzle with the flavorful cooking juices. Plate the hot and fragrant parcels, ready to be enjoyed. Complete Culinary Experience: Explore the perfect combination of flavors with this dish. Prepare pork parcels with raisins and apricots and treat your guests to a moment of authentic goodness. Enjoy your meal! (recipe created in collaboration with Laura “ladfoodie”)