Maroggia’s Mill Cookbook: Rye Flour Pizza/ Il Ricettario del Mulino di Maroggia: Pizzette alla segale

 

Pizza, you name it…I am simply crazy about this dish! I actually think it is not by chance that my partner is 100% Neapolitan! But even before meeting him my passion for this iconic dish of the Neapolitan tradition fascinated me, and in the past 7 years I lost count of the pizzas I baked. Many of them were baked in my friend Reto’s wood fired oven, you can’t ask for more! But I realized it has been quite a while ‘since I posted a pizza dough recipe, I had to go as far as my licorice and beetroot pizza which I had baked for the MTChallenge. A gap to be filled with a new dough for Maroggia’s Mill Cookbook, made Mulino di Maroggia’s rye flour. A very tasty and versatile flour which I love particularly. I baked the pizzas blind to be garnished as one likes the best, even with cold ingredient as we are in the full bloom of summer and not anyone is in for eating an oven hot pizza!

And with this post I wish you a wonderful summertime, see you in September!

Maroggia’s Mill Cookbook: Vegan Rye flour, Almond and Dark Chocolate Cookies / Il Ricettario del Mulino di Maroggia: Biscotti Vegani alla farina di segale, mandorle e cioccolato fondente

Has been quite a long time since the last time I baked cookies for Maroggia’s Mill Cookbook. Taking a look at the past recipes I realized that all of the cookies baked so far contain butter, eggs, milk or cream. Not even one vegan recipe. Surprising, as these vegan cookies have been a staple of my famous brunches! I adapted the original recipe to the use of Maroggia’s Mill rye flour, but you can always replace with any other kind of flour. These cookies are chewy, a word I tried to translate into Italian with not much success. If, just like me you love chewy cookies this recipe is the one you are looking for!

Maroggia’s Mill Cookbook: Rye flour, Cranberry and Orange Zest Scones / Il Ricettario del Mulino di Maroggia: Scones alla farina di segale, cranberries e scorza d’arancia

Nothing’s better than an old good cup of tea and scones on these cold, cold winter mornings. For Maroggia’s Mill Cookbook I wrote this recipe thinking of lazy sundays and something rewarding to eat on a well deserved day of relax. I used the Mill’s rye flour and white AP flour. Easy to make, soft and sweet, they keep for a couple of days (though I suggest warming them up in the oven at 100°C for 8 minutes). Let’s put the kettle on!

Maroggia’s Mill Cookbook: Rye Flour Focaccia / Il Ricettario del Mulino di Maroggia: Focaccia alla segale

Focaccia, it simply needs no introduction. I baked many version but I still had to use Maroggia’s Mill rye flour. And here it is! Simply delicious…

Maroggia’s Mill Cookbook: Bread in a can / Il Ricettario del Mulino di Maroggia: Pane in lattina

Today for Maroggia’s Mill Cookbook I want to present you with a very practical and entertaining recipe, as well as delicious of course! Bread in a can is the perfect example of how man can use anything as a cooking tool. Really, there is no point in owning multiple moulds and bread tins when you can re-use tin cans. Besides the result is so nice and the rounded slices of bread are perfect for making appetizers!