Experience the delightful flavours of roasted Fioretto, a dish that perfectly balances simplicity and sophistication. Imagine tender Fioretto, lightly steamed to retain its crisp texture and vibrant colour, then tossed in a luxurious blend of olive oil, butter, and savoury anchovies.
Devondale Dairy
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Place a cast-iron pan in the oven at 180°C to heat it up.
Steam the Fioretto 1-2 minutes.
Once heated, take the cast-iron pan out of the oven. Place olive oil and butter into the pan, stirring the anchovy in.
Toss the Fioretto in the mixture and place the cast-iron back into the oven at 180°C for 5-10 minutes.
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