Stracci di Antrodoco

Stracci di Antrodoco originates from the ancient town of Antrodoco, near Rieti. The place was a strategic important place since the old Roman Empire, and the birth place for the emperors Vespasianus, Titus and Domitianus.
This dish is somewhat similar to baked cannelloni as a concept but uses frittatas or thin omelets instead of pasta.  

Ingredients

4 persons
Cooking time : 2 hrs. 

 

For the rags:

3 eggs

4 tablespoons of flour

1 dl of water

For the stuffing:

300 g of minced veal

100 g of mozzarella

1 tablespoon of butter

2-3 tablespoons of tomato puree

3 tablespoons of pork fat or olive oil

For the sauce:

200 g of tomato puree

1 piece of celery

1 small carrot

1/2 onion

100 g of grated pecorino or parmesan cheese

Olive oil

Prepare the filling: in a pan heat three tablespoons of oil and brown the minced meat for 10 minutes, add salt and pepper, add the butter and a few tablespoons of tomato sauce and set aside. Prepare the batter for the rags: in a bowl mix the lightly beaten eggs with the flour, water and a pinch of salt, let the batter rest for about an hour.

For the sauce: in a pan heat two tablespoons of oil, add the chopped vegetables and let them soften at medium heat. Add the puree, salt and pepper, cook for about 20 minutes. In a non-stick pan brushed with oil, pour a ladle of batter of the rags and cook the omelet on both sides. Keep doing this until the batter runs out. You should get 4-5 omelets out of it.

Gradually place the rags on the work surface, sprinkle each one with a little grated Grana Padano, a spoonful of meat, a slice of mozzarella and a spoonful of sauce. Wrap them in a cannelloni and line them up in a single layer in a greased baking dish. Pour the tomato sauce over it and sprinkle the remaining grated cheese. Brown in a hot oven at 180 ° for about 10 minutes. Withdraw and serve.

Tips

If you have a good portion of bolognese ragu, it will fit inn as a perfect stand in instaed of the stuffing sauce above

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