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Bresaola Al Carpaccio

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Ingredients

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6 ounces italian bresaola, sliced paper-thin
24 small prepared marinated mushrooms, coarsely chopped (best you can find, ask at your salumeria)
3 tablespoons finely chopped italian parsley
3 ounces grana padano or 3 ounces parmigiano-reggiano cheese, a good pecorino is also nice,in one piece
4 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
fresh ground black pepper
1 lemon, cut into 6 wedges.

Nutritional information

125.8
Calories
122 g
Calories From Fat
13.6 g
Total Fat
1.9 g
Saturated Fat
0 mg
Cholesterol
2.7 mg
Sodium
3.1 g
Carbs
1.4 g
Dietary Fiber
0 g
Sugars
0.4 g
Protein
20g
Serving Size

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Bresaola Al Carpaccio

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    I first encountered bresaola at a roadside restaurant in Italy, by just randomly picking something from the menu (I had no idea what it was). Later we researched just what bresaola was and this way in which it is usually served, and have had that as dinner with bread and salad. We wanted an appetizer for Christmas eve, and I wanted to do this to rekindle memories of that trip, but wanted a way to make it into slightly tidier finger food. I laid out the meat slices, placed a few strips of parm shreds longways on each one, and added an arugula leaf; then sprinkled with lemon and olive oil; then rolled each into a relatively tight roll with a bit of the greens sticking out. I left the mushrooms whole and placed them among the bresaola rolls, and added a bit more lemon and olive oil. It was a little more labor intensive than served flat on plates as described here. I find that arugula adds enough pepperiness that extra pepper is not necessary, although it may not hurt. It was outstanding...of course it depends on having the right quality ingredients, but it was worth a splurge for the festive evening.

    • 30 min
    • Serves 4
    • Easy

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    Bresaola Al Carpaccio, I LOVE Bresaola, but it isn’t easy to find around here If you live in a ‘real’ city ask for it at your favorite Italian salumeria or deli This is adapted from The Four Seasons of Italian Cooking by A J Battifarano and Alan Richardson This is rustic enough for a casual family meal and nice enough for company I have even served it with the addition of a handful of Arugala (scattered on top of the bresaola b4 you add the mushrooms) and a good crusty bread as a light meal or lunch You could also stuff this all inside a loaf of bread and have sandwiches , I first encountered bresaola at a roadside restaurant in Italy, by just randomly picking something from the menu (I had no idea what it was) Later we researched just what bresaola was and this way in which it is usually served, and have had that as dinner with bread and salad We wanted an appetizer for Christmas eve, and I wanted to do this to rekindle memories of that trip, but wanted a way to make it into slightly tidier finger food I laid out the meat slices, placed a few strips of parm shreds longways on each one, and added an arugula leaf; then sprinkled with lemon and olive oil; then rolled each into a relatively tight roll with a bit of the greens sticking out I left the mushrooms whole and placed them among the bresaola rolls, and added a bit more lemon and olive oil It was a little more labor intensive than served flat on plates as described here I find that arugula adds enough pepperiness that extra pepper is not necessary, although it may not hurt It was outstanding of course it depends on having the right quality ingredients, but it was worth a splurge for the festive evening , I LOVE Bresaola, but it isn’t easy to find around here If you live in a ‘real’ city ask for it at your favorite Italian salumeria or deli This is adapted from The Four Seasons of Italian Cooking by A J Battifarano and Alan Richardson This is rustic enough for a casual family meal and nice enough for company I have even served it with the addition of a handful of Arugala (scattered on top of the bresaola b4 you add the mushrooms) and a good crusty bread as a light meal or lunch You could also stuff this all inside a loaf of bread and have sandwiches


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    Steps

    1
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    Arrange Bresaola Slices, Slightly Overlapping on a Large Platter.

    2
    Done

    Scatter Mushrooms Over Bresaola, Then Sprinkle With Parsley.

    3
    Done

    Using a Vegetable Peeler, Shave Thin Slivers of the Cheese Over Bresaola.

    4
    Done

    Drizzle With Olive Oil and Sprinkle With Black Pepper.

    5
    Done

    Serve With Lemon Wedges or Squeeze Lemon Over All.

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