Ingredienti2 rotoli di pasta sfoglia1 tuorlo d’uovoNutella o Crema Altalanga
PreparazioneSistemate sul piano da lavoro le sfoglie e ricavate due sagome di albero.
Spalmate una sfoglia con Nutella e ricopritela con l’altra sfoglia. Se volete dare un tono “gourmet” potete utilizzare la Pasta Altalanga o la Crema bio Altalanga al cacao e nocciole piemontesi, senza glutine.
Con un coltello incidete su ambedue i lati dell’albero, tante striscioline di un dito circa lasciando almeno 2/3 cm al centroAttorcigliate le strisce con le dita e spennellatele con il tuorlo d’uovo
Cuocete in forno preriscaldato a 180° per circa 20 minuti fino a che la sfoglia risulterà dorata.
Sfornate e lasciate raffreddare.
Buon Natale!
CESARE ZUCCATravel, food & lifestyle.Milanese di nascita, vive tra New York, Milano e il resto del mondo. Per WEEKEND PREMIUM fotografa e racconta città, culture, stili di vita e scopre delizie gastronomiche sia tradizionali che innovative. Incontra e intervista top chefs di tutto il mondo, ‘ruba’ le loro ricette e vi racconta in stile ‘Turista non Turista’
For the recipe in english, Click Next>THE TREE IS SERVED!Festive, cheerful and tasty, you can brighten up the table with a dessert that is really easy to prepare, here is the recipe.PUFF PASTRY AND NUTELLA CHRISTMAS TREEIngredients2 rolls of puff pastry1 egg yolkNutella or Crema AltalangaPreparationPlace the pastry sheets on the work surface and cut out two tree shapes.Spread one sheet of dough with Nutella and cover it with the other sheet. If you want to give a “gourmet” tone you can use Altalanga Pasta or Crema bio Altalanga a cream with cocoa and Piedmontese hazelnuts, gluten-free.With a knife, cut many strips of about an inch on both sides of the tree, leaving at least 2/3 cm in the centre.Twist the strips with your fingers and brush them with the egg yolkBake in a preheated oven at 180° for about 20 minutes until the pastry is golden.Remove from the oven and let cool.Merry Christmas!
CESARE ZUCCA Travel, food & lifestyle.Milanese by birth, Cesare lives between New York, Milan and the rest of the world.For WEEKEND PREMIUM he photographs and writes about cities, cultures, lifestyles.art, entertainment. He likes to discover both traditional and innovative gastronomic delights. Cesare meets and interview top chefs from all over the world, ‘steals’ their recipes in a ” non touristy tourist ” style