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Rustida

Rustida

Rustida is a Piedmontese preparation of mixed meats, cooked in saucepan with onion, tomato and broth.

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Rustida is a Piedmontese dish with character, built on a combination of meats with a strong flavour and cooked in a saucepan capable of concentrating its aromas. It is a preparation suitable for a substantial lunch or dinner, when you want to bring to the table a rich sauce and a soft consistency, bound by a thick sauce. The balance comes from the contrast between the delicacy of the loin, the more intense notes of the offal and the savouriness of the Italian sausage, while onion, butter, and tomato add roundness and flavor. The broth helps sustain the cooking without covering the ingredients and contributes to the final seasoning. Rustida is a traditional Piedmontese dish.

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1

Slice the meats

Cut the pork loin and the heart into regular slices; cut the lung into pieces of the same size and the Italian sausage Slice them. Keep them uniform in size to promote even cooking and a balanced consistency in the final seasoning.

2

Prepare the soffritto

Finely slice the onion and chop it gently sauté in saucepan with the butter. Maintain a moderate heat and stir until soft, glossy, and lightly golden; the aroma should be sweet and aromatic, without darkening the butter or onion.

3

Combine the meats

Add in saucepan the loin, the heart, the lung and the Italian sausage. Mix to distribute the soffritto and let it cook over moderate heat, until the surface of the ingredients appears lightly browned and the bottom releases an intense aroma of meat and onion.

4

Add the tomato

Pour enough tomato sauce to cover the ingredients and mix it in. pan juicesStir carefully until the color becomes uniform and the sauce returns to a light boil, a sign that the seasoning has begun to bind.

5

Adjust with the broth

Dilute with a little broth, adding it gradually so as not to make the base too liquid. Season with salt to taste and pepper, then mix until you obtain a smooth base, with a gentle and regular boil.

6

Complete cooking

Let it cook until the sauce thickens and reaches a consistency that is sufficient to coat the meat without becoming watery. Stir occasionally to prevent the bottom from sticking to the pan. saucepan and make sure the ingredients are well seasoned.

Chef's Tips

Brown the ingredients in butter before adding the tomato and broth: the heat should flavor and color them slightly, without burning the onion.

Ingredients

4
  • Ingredients for 4 people
  • (5.29 oz) 150 g pork loin
  • (5.29 oz) 150 g heart
  • (5.29 oz) 150 g lung
  • (5.29 oz) 150 g of Italian sausage
  • (1.76 oz) 50 g butter
  • 1 large onion tomato sauce broth
  • salt and pepper

Can't find it in the US?

  • lungNot sold in the US

    Leave it out and use the same weight of heart or liver

    Lungs cannot be sold as food in the United States.

  • Italian sausageMost US supermarkets

    Mild (sweet) Italian sausage

    Or: Plain fresh pork sausage for northern Italian recipes

    American Italian sausage contains fennel seed.

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