Lampredotto Inzimino
The history of Florence in a dish Lampredotto Inzimino is the emblem of Florentine cuisine, one of the most popular offal dishes in the city, enhanced by the ingredients of the Tuscan peasant tradition.
Zimino recipes are part of the Tuscan tradition, a stew preparation with chard, spinach, garlic and herbs.
Legumes, cuttlefish, and in Florence also lamprey with black cabbage, tomato, hot pepper, garlic and sage - perhaps the only spicy dish in the city.
Creamy, soft and aromatic, it is served as a main course, in a deep dish, in a bowl or directly in a pan.
INGREDIENTS
Beef lamprey (origin Italy) 30%, Italian tomato 24%, chard leaves, black cabbage (EU) 12%, red wine*, extra virgin olive oil, garlic, sage, hot pepper (EU) 0.4%, salt, acidity regulator: lactic acid. May contain sulphites.
NET WEIGHT 280g
TIPS OF USE
Main course
serve hot with slices of toasted Tuscan bread
Creative pairing
using lampredotto as a filling for a sandwich, to be enjoyed while strolling around
For roulades
perfect as a filling for rolls made with savoy cabbage leaves of radicchio
servings
minutes
LOW HEAT in pan
3 7000
minutess!
TIP:
MAIN COURSE! or as a filling for a sandwich
Paolo Gori