If you are fond of smoky tastes you must be a real fan of smoked scamorza - Caseificio Voglia di Latte. This product had its origin in the regions of Molise, Campania, Apulia and Abruzzo. The production method is similar to the fiordilatte ones, that is to say a very short or null seasoning, followed by a smoking in specific chambers for 15 minutes at 45°-50° resting for only one day. The result is a spun curd cheese with a smoked shade given by the external part, balanced by the internal sweetness obtaining a special and unique contrast. We’re giving you a simple and quick recipe, working well both as an aperitif or an appetizer, that will save you when you will be lack of time: speck and scamorza rolls Ingredients: smoked scamorza - Caseificio Voglia di Latte*, Speck - 5 months maturing Cut the scamorza into strips (not too small, otherwise they’ll dry too much) and roll them up in speck slices. Take a baking tray with a sheet of oven paper on it, put the rolls on the tray and then in the oven at 160° for a few minutes, until the scamorza will be melted.

Today we're suggesting you an elegant but simple and quick recipe thanks to the quality of our red tuna which doesn't need much cooking or processing to show its incredible taste and freshness. For this recipe we are using the so called ventresca which is red tuna belly that is to say the finest and fattest part of red tuna. So here you are Black and white sesame crusted red Sicilian tuna with soaked black chickpeas hummus and coffee mayonnaise. Ingredients: 100 g of red tuna ventresca; hummus; mayonnaise and coffee powder For the hummus: 50 g of sesame seeds, 300 g of pre-cooked chickpeas; 75g (cl) of hot water; the juice of a lemon; sesame oil; 1 spoon of paprika; 1 garlic clove; parsley; salt and pepper. (normally hummus should be made in a "Suribachi" but a mixer will be ok too) Peel the garlic eliminating the core and chopping it up and chop up parsley too. Toast the sesame seeds in a pan for 2-3 minutes. Put the seeds in a mixer adding flush sesame oil, salt, water; then unite the cooked chickpeas and continue to amalgamate them adding the rest of the ingredients until the result will be uniform. For the mayonnaise: 2 eggs; seeds oil; juice of half lemon. Put the eggs in a mixer and add gradually slush seeds oil until the sauce reaches the right consistency. When the sauce consistency will be fine add the lemon juice and in the end only a little coffee powder (not too much as coffee has a very strong taste). Put the ventresca on a baking tray in an hot oven at 180 degree with some olive oil putting some sesame seed on the tips of the tuna and cooked for nearly 4 minutes (but you have to control it in order not to make it too cook). Put the hummus first in a soup plate, garnish with coffee mayonnaise and put the red tuna on the top.