Fried egg with black truffle. One of the simplest dishes that can be made with truffle is definitely the fried egg (sunny side up) sprinkled with truffle (in this case black summer truffle) and nothing more. I don't think there's any need to write the recipe for it because it's incredibly simple.
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Some species of truffle are an extremely valuable, sought-after and expensive food essence; other species are instead considered of little value or, sometimes, even slightly toxic. In any case, truffles give off a typical penetrating and persistent scent that develops only when ripe and that has the purpose of attracting wild animals (pigs, wild boars, badgers, dormice, foxes), despite the earth cover, to spread the spores contained and perpetuate the species. These hypogeal fruits are identified with the help of dogs, or pigs, and collected by hand. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
Fried egg with black truffle – L’oeuf au plat à la truffe noire – El huevo frito con trufa negra – O ovo estrelado com trufa negra – Das Spiegelei mit schwarzem Trüffel – Trứng chiên nấm truffle đen
Strangozzi with truffles: a culinary treasure from Umbria. Umbria, the green heart of Italy, is famous for its genuine cuisine full of authentic flavours. Among the most representative dishes of this region, strangozzi with truffles stands out, a delicacy that combines the simplicity of homemade pasta with the unmistakable aroma of the black truffle from Norcia. Strangozzi, also known as umbricelli or stringozzi, are a long, thick pasta, similar to spaghetti but with a rectangular section. Their origin is ancient and dates back to the Umbrian peasant tradition, where they were prepared with durum wheat flour and water, without the use of eggs. This makes them a poor dish but extremely versatile and tasty. The black truffle from Norcia, one of the most prized in the world, is the undisputed star of this recipe. Harvested in the Umbrian woods between November and March, the black truffle is appreciated for its intense aroma and unique flavor. Its presence transforms a simple pasta dish into an unforgettable culinary experience. Strangozzi with truffle is a dish that embodies the essence of Umbria: simplicity, authenticity and a deep connection with the territory. Each bite is a journey through the flavors and aromas of this wonderful region, paying homage to its rich culinary tradition. Unfortunately, too much time has passed and I no longer remember where I tasted this dish.
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Strangozzi are a long pasta with a rectangular section, typical of the Foligno-Spoleto area, but also widespread throughout Umbria, Marche, Lazio and Abruzzo. They are also called, depending on the area, stringozzi, strengozzi, strongozzi, in the Terni area they are known as ciriole or manfricoli. The appearance is similar to tagliolini, but, unlike these, they are thicker and without egg. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
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– 400 g of fresh tagliatelle; – 50 g of butter; – 1 jar of black truffle (about 20-30 g); – Salt to taste; – Grated Parmigiano Reggiano (optional).better.
Ingredients
– 400 g di tagliatelle fresche; – 50 g di burro; – 1 barattolino di tartufo nero (circa 20-30 g); – Sale q.b.; – Parmigiano Reggiano grattugiato (opzionale).
Preparation
First, bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. Cook the fresh tagliatelle according to the package instructions, usually for 2-3 minutes, until al dente. While the tagliatelle is cooking, melt half the butter in a large skillet over medium-low heat (keep the other half in the fridge until just before you use it). Make sure the butter doesn’t burn, just melt and turn lightly golden. Grate half the truffle directly into the pan with the melted butter. Stir gently to combine the flavors. Drain the tagliatelle, reserving a little of the cooking water. Add the tagliatelle to the pan with the butter and truffle. Add the other half of the butter and stir well to coat the tagliatelle with the sauce. If necessary, add a little of the cooking water to make it creamier. Season with salt to taste. Grate the remaining truffle over the tagliatelle before serving. If desired, you can add a sprinkling of grated Parmigiano Reggiano. Serve the tagliatelle with butter and truffle immediately, piping hot.
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