Bresaola Sushi
- Difficult
- 1 h 20 min
Schiacciate con involtini di bresaola is honestly, a fantastic mix straight out of Tuscany, with a dash of Lombardy magic. Think about it: these crispy and golden flatbreads—sort of like a thin pizza but with that classic Italian flatbread recipe vibe. Really good stuff. They're baked to a perfect crunch, and then topped with bresaola, a super tender cured meat from Valtellina. Seriously good.
So, here’s the deal—the bresaola gets rolled up with this creamy chive filling. You get fresh herbs and a moist texture with every bite. Pretty simple, right? The ingredients are straightforward, but they come together beautifully. Not too heavy. And you know what? The best part is these bresaola appetizers are quick to make, so you’re not stuck in the kitchen forever when guests arrive.
Thing is, this dish blends two regions—Tuscany's rustic schiacciata and Lombardy's delicate bresaola. In Tuscany, schiacciata is a favorite for snacks, picnics, or alongside drinks. And then, add in the bresaola rolls? And look, you get easy Italian appetizers that are perfect for those casual hangouts. So so good.
Some folks might say schiacciata is like piadina, but I gotta say, schiacciata is more crunchy on the outside, a bit chewy in the middle. When you bite into it, there's this light bread, savory meat, and soft, cheesy filling happening all at once. It's great for any occasion—family, friends, you name it. Everyone can just grab a piece and keep chatting.
Next time you want something tasty, these flatbreads with bresaola rolls are a winner. They're the best blend of quick Italian snacks and finger food, all in one package. Can't go wrong. Plus, they're versatile enough for any event, making sure everyone enjoys a bite of real Italian goodness. Whether you’re hosting a chill dinner or a festive bash, these schiacciate con involtini di bresaola add a splash of Italy to your table, making every moment special. For sure.
To prepare the flatbreads with bresaola rolls, start by making the cream: place the robiola cheese in a bowl and mix it until creamy 1, add salt, pepper 2, and chopped chives using scissors 3. Mix well to blend everything together and put the cream in a piping bag.
Meanwhile, prepare the rolls: roll up the slices of bresaola to form small cones 4, then tie the cones with chive strands 5. Take the piping bag with the cream and fill the rolls 6. Place one roll on each flatbread and serve.