Vincisgrassi in Timbalo
Preamble
Also called Pasticcio di lasagne con fegatini, animelle e besciamella cotto al forno. This is a speciality of the Marche region. It is a very rich dish which takes a long time to prepare.
Method
Vincisgrassi in Timbalo
Also called Pasticcio di lasagne con fegatini, animelle e besciamella cotto al forno. This is a speciality of the Marche region. It is a very rich dish which takes a long time to prepare.
300 grams flour
150 grams semolina
200 grams butter
30 ml Marsala
3 eggs
salt
small onion
a handful of dried mushrooms
chicken broth
small spoon tomato paste
pepper
cinnamon
75 grams chicken livers
50 grams lamb sweetbreads
400 dl milk
grated parmesan
truffles
Pasta - on the kitchen table put 250 grams flour, semolina, a nut of butter, marsala, egg
Mix well, roll out into two fine leaves
Divide the leaves into rectangular pieces about 10x15 cms
Cook one at a time in a saucepan large enough to hold a lot of salted water
Put into a saucepan 50 grams of butter with the finely sliced onion
Cook the onion very slowly and then add the dried mushrooms which have been previously soaked in cold water
Add a little broth, possibly chicken, and let the mushrooms cook
Add the tomato paste
Season with salt, pepper and a pinch of powdered cinnamon
Add more broth or water and let the tomato cook
Take 25 grams of butter, a spoon of flour and half glass of milk and make a rather dense bechamel
When the tomato is cooked in the saucepan, add the bechamel and with more broth, dilute the sauce to bring it to the right density
Fry in butter the chicken livers, boil the sweetbreads and the schienali and divide them into pieces of about 5 centimetres in length
Butter a roasting pan which will accommodate the lasagna pieces comfortably and layer with grated parmesan, some pieces of chicken liver, sweetbreads, slices of truffle and pieces of butter. Continue layering in this manner until all the lasagna is used
Leave for at least 6 hours or from the evening till the morning
After this long rest, prepare another bechamel which is not too dense with 50 grams of butter, a spoon and a half of flour and a quarter of milk. If it becomes too thick add a bit more milk
Pour over the lasagna, spreading finely with the edge of a knife then put the dish in a hot oven until it takes on a light golden colour - about 30 minutes
Put into a small saucepan 25 grams of butter to melt
When the lasagna comes out of the oven, put butter over any part where the sauce has not adhered well and take to the table immediately.
The vincigrassi must be eaten very hot
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