31/05/2022
Pljukanci Pasta
The Farmers life in old Istria, was most greatly marked by cuisine and dishes, that have been prepared on the peninsula since ancient times. Pasta from Italy simply changed its form as soon as it landed on Croatian soil – and thank you for that.
Made with white flour, a pinch of salt, a bit of water, and sometimes a home-raised egg, Istrian pasta was made then, as it is today; with great skill and lots of love.
This fact that this type of pasta is not very well known today, even though pasta is one of the most important symbols of Mediterranean cuisine, makes it even more exciting for us to make for you, as a Danish cuisine.
We will certainly do our best to put this wonderful pasta on the map, as the dishes this week are the most challenging, we have made so far. We hope you’ll enjoy them too.
What’s next: Istrian fuži? Who knows..
This week’s menu:
Complete dishes:
• Salmon steak, black and white quinoa, asparagus cream
• ‘Pljukanci’ pasta, taleggio cheese, sundried tomatoes, crispy
rucola (V)
• Pork tenderloin and bacon swirl, mash potato with crispy
onions, chilled gazpacho
Danish Kitchen:
• Roast beef sandwich
• Meatball sandwich, curry mayo, caramelized onions, Danish
pickles.
• Mozzarella and cherry tomato confit.
Dobar tek