Raspberry

Summer and coolness. Clover, moss, pine needles. Strawberries, currants and blueberries are favoured friends. Gusts of wind. The sun’s rays filtering through the branches of trees. It’s a symphony of the forest which also resonates masterfully on the table.

Raspberry quail

Clean the quails and pass them over the fire to facilitate the removal of their residual plumage. Place them in a large pan and brown them over a low heat together with two crushed garlic cloves, sage, rosemary, salt and pepper. When the quail skin is golden, pour in some raspberry condiment and cover with a lid, lowering the heat and checking from time to time. Continue to pour in the condiment gradually until the quail has a caramelized brown color. Meanwhile, put the quail eggs to boil in lightly salted water until hardened, calculating ten minutes from boiling. While the quails are cooking, put a pan with two liters of salted water on the stove. When the water boils pour in the polenta, which should be mixed with a spoon to avoid the formation of lumps, until cooked. Pour an adequate amount of polenta on a plate, top with a napped quail with its caramelised raspberry condiment sauce, and the eggs cut in half. Serve.

Ingredients: Balsamic Vinegar of Modena PGI 80% (cooked grape must, wine vinegar), raspberry juice 19%, natural flavouring 1%. Contains sulphites.