Marco Scaglione
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Time: 60 minuti più riposo
Difficulty: Facile
Ingredients for 5 people
450 g Special for bread and pizza without gluten-free Molino dalla Giovanna
50 g Gluten-free buckwheat flour
400 g of water at room temperature
18 g of fresh brewer's yeast
10 g white wine vinegar
30 g Extra virgin olive oil
6 g of salt up
Rice flour and very fine gluten-free corn
For the stuffing
350 g mozzarella for gluten-free pizza
150 g tomato pulp for pizza
30 g parmesan
20 g breadcrumbs without gluten
a pinch of ground black pepper
a pinch of salt up
2 l Corn seed oil for frying
Time: 1 hour plus rest
Difficulty: Easy
Method
In a bowl dissolve the yeast with a little water and put aside.
Slowly incorporate the liquid in the mix and the gluten-free buckwheat flour that you have previously mixed, work the dough with energy until it forms a smooth and homogeneous loaf, add the oil and salt to complete the dough. .
Divide the dough into 5 loaves, helping yourself with gluten-free rice and corn flour; let it grow in a sheltered place for about 1 hour, taking care to wet the surface of the mixture with water.
Take the mozzarella and put it in a cutter, blend well and then put it in a bowl, add the tomato pulp, the gluten-free breadcrumbs and the parmesan, add salt and pepper, mix well and put in the fridge until when you do not need it.
Once the rising time has elapsed, roll the pagnottelle into six oval discs; place on each of them a spoon and a half of stuffing, close it on itself and form the calzone.
Heat the oil in a saucepan up to about 170 ° C; cook the trousers for about 5 minutes taking care to turn them over.
Drain in absorbent paper and serve hot.