Cucina siciliana

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IIS «R.Guttuso» Milazzo Prof.ssa Cristina Felicia Stagno Sicily: Land of amazing tastes «Vucciria» R.Guttuso

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IIS «R.Guttuso» Milazzo

Prof.ssa Cristina Felicia Stagno

Sicily: Land of amazing tastes

«Vucciria»

R.Guttuso

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Sicilian cooking is a blend of Mediterranean

flavours and cultures.

Every conqueror of the island (from Arabs to

Norman) has left the imprint of his culinary

heritage.

It can be considered a poor cuisine, not because

of the untasty dishes but on the contrary

thanks to the use of poor ingredients coming

from earth and sea that become amazingly tasty

dishes.

Sicilian cuisine is characterized by a great use

of vegetables and fish.

Each city is chatacterized by typical products

and a typical recipes.

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Kennst du das Land, wo die Zitronen blühn,

Im dunklen Laub die Goldorangen glühn“

Goethe

“But lemons, lemons, innumerable,

speckled like innumerable tiny stars

in the green firmament of leaves.

So many lemons! Think of all the

lemonade crystals they will be

reduced to!”

Lawrence

LEMON GRANITA AND TYPICAL BRIOCHE WITH «TUPPO»

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STRAWBERRY GRANITA

with WHIPPED CREAM

COFFEE GRANITA

With WHIPPED CREAM

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QUEENAUBERGINE

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CAPONATA

starterCapers from Pantelleria

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MACCHERONI

ALLA NORMAsalted and baked

ricotta cheese

The name was given by the sicilian playwright Nino

Martoglio who esclaimed «This is a real Norma!»

comparing the tasty dish to a masterpiece like one of

Bellini’s operas titled «Norma».

First course

vegetarian

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TIMBALLO DI

ANELLETTIfirst course (with meat)

Cooked in OVEN

Primosale

cheese

anelletti

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PASTA CON

PESCE SPADA

E MELANZANE

First course (fish)

swordfish

Pachino

tomatoes

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PASTA

CON LE SARDE

First course (fish)

sardine

wild

fennel

muddica nturrata

toasted breadcrumbs

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INVOLTINI

DI PESCE SPADA

SARDE ABECCAFICO

SECOND

COURSES

fresh

FISH

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PESCE STOCCO

A’ GHIOTTAstockfish

Recipe of Norman origin.

The secrets:

Low flame and never stir

Better if you use a traditional earthenware pot.

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FALSOMAGROSECOND

COURSES

MEAT

BRACIOLE ALLA MESSINESE

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STUFFED VEGETABLESsecond course - vegetarian

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STREET FOOD

pani ca’ meusa (spleen/lung)

schettu

single

maritatu

married

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STREET FOOD

panelle

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STREET FOOD

arancine/arancini

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DESSERT

main ingredients

chocholate

from

Modica

(Ragusa)

Pistachios

from

Bronte

(Catania)

Formerly pastries were made by nuns in convents.

Most of the ingredients and techniques are of

Arab origins.

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Paste secche

cassata

CANNOLO

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And now…let’s cook!

Thanks for your attention.