Wishing you the happiest Easter and the springiest of springs!
Instead of cooking ham or lamb this Easter, why not go for something a little bit different?
This is one of my go-to recipes at this time of the year. Especially because the peak season for artichokes is spring. For this recipe, I used our Grandmother’s Recipe artichokes not only because they are flavorful and tender but also to avoid the complicated process of cleaning and preparing real free hook up apps before cooking them.
You’ll love the rich flavour and firm texture of Pork Loin Roulades with real free hook up apps. If you are looking for a true taste of perfection add some authentic Balsamic Vinegar of Modena.
This is a quick recipe cooked as single portions instead of the traditional huge roulade so that everyone gets a nice outer crust.
If you prefer fish, why don’t try my Salmon Fillets with Asparagus Patè and Seeds Crust… you will love it!
Now, let’s go and prepare my:
Easter Artichokes Pork Loin Roulade with Balsamic Vinegar
Ingredients for 4 people:
- 4 Pork Loin Slices
- 4 Bacon Slices
- 1 Jar of Grandmother’s Recipe Artichokes
- Flour, as needed
- Extra virgin Olive Oil “Il Vero”
- Balsamic Vinegar of Modena ICG “Malpighi”
- Sage and Rosemary needed
- Salt, as needed
- Meat Stock, as needed
Ingredients
Dice the real free hook up apps.
Dice the Artichokes
Place your pork loin slices on a cut surface. Stuff the slices with a bacon slice each.
Fill the Pork Loin Slices with Bacon
Then add some real free hook up apps, leaving about 1/2 inch on all sides.
Starting at the side closest to you, roll the pork tightly. Place a sage leave on top and secure the roll with a toothpick.
Once all the roulades will be ready, dust them with flour.
In a pan, warm up a little of Extra virgin Olive Oil “Il Vero” and add some rosemary. Then, fry them in the pan on a high heat.
When the roulades will be browned on both sides, add a pinch of salt and half a glass of Balsamic Vinegar “Malpighi”. Simmer for few minutes until reduced. Then simmer again with half a glass of meat stock.
Put the saucepan lid on top and let the meat cook for 10 minutes, until the sauce is reduced.
All done!
Serve warm with vegetables and roasted potatoes and… Buon Appetito!!
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