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Roasted Red Pepper Involtini

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Elena Boroli, who co-owns the Locanda del Pilone farmhouse inn and restaurant in Piedmont, says bell peppers are the best symbol of Piedmontese cucina povera (peasant food). This simple recipe for involtini (little Italian rolls) is all about the deeply flavored, slow-roasted red bell peppers, which get wrapped around fresh ricotta cheese and plum tomatoes.

Pairing Suggestion

The Marchese di Grésy poured his flagship 2004 Martinenga Barbaresco on the cruise. This Piedmontese red, made entirely from Nebbiolo grapes, has a fresh aroma of wild berries and enough acidity to balance the rich ricotta cheese in these involtini. Di Grésy’s 2006 Monte Aribaldo Dolcetto d’Alba, a lighter red with bright cherry fruit and a firm yet graceful structure, would also be a good match.

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Roasted Red Pepper Involtini

Very tasty, and easy. Step 4 refrigeration is important. The recipe doesn't include the microgreens and balsamic (I think) of the picture. This is an elegant appetizer. 

Posted by: FrancisS on August 15, 2008

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