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Pancetta Grilled Figs |
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Serves: 4 The recipe below is complete except for the ingredient amounts (_). Since the recipes offered at DVO.com are brand name recipes, our publisher partners require us to account for each recipe distributed. To get the entire recipe click Request Recipe below. This is the best Pancetta Grilled Figs recipe on the web!!ITALY Special Equipment: 12 small bamboo skewers or wooden toothpicks, soaked for 1 hour in cold water to cover and drained Here’s an Italian twist on the preceding recipe, using fresh figs and pancetta. The former were once deemed fairly exotic, but you can now find them in most supermarkets (and certainly in Italian markets), especially in late spring and summer. Pancetta is often described as cured Italian bacon. Unlike our bacon, though, it’s never smoked. Pancetta can be found in Italian markets, gourmet shops, and an increasing number of supermarkets. _ slice pancetta, , sliced thin __ figs, ripe and stemmed __ sage leaves, fresh 1. Preheat the grill to high. 2. Cut each strip of pancetta in half; each piece should be just large enough to wrap up a fig. Wrap each fig, topped with a sage leaf, in pancetta, and secure with a small bamboo skewer or toothpick by running the skewer or toothpick through the center of the fig and out the other side. 3. When ready to cook, arrange the figs on the hot grate and grill, turning once with tongs, until heated through and the pancetta is crisp, 2 to 4 minutes per side. Transfer to a platter and remove the skewers or toothpicks before serving, or at least warn everyone of their presence. Makes 12 pieces; serves 4 to 6 as an appetizer Note: You could also use dried figs for this recipe. Soak them in a bowl of boiled water (or, better yet, hot Marsala wine or port) for 30 minutes, or until soft, then drain and proceed with the recipe. Recipe from The Barbecue! Bible by Steven Raichlen Copyright 2009 by Steven Raichlen. All rights reserved. Used by permission of Workman Publishing. Vietnamese Beef Jerky / Thit Bo Kho Indonesian Beef and Coconut Sates / Sate' Lalat Pastrami Grilled in Grape Leaves Dutch West Indian Chicken Kebabs / Boka Dushi Silver Paper Chicken Siagon Garlic-Lemongrass Wings Star Anise Wings Australian Beer-Barbecued Wings I Spicy Chile Wings Hong Kong Honey-Glazed Wings Grilled Chicken Wings With Hong Kong Spices / Shek O Wings Eat It and Beat It Wings Grilled Shrimp Dim Sum Shrimp Mousse on Sugarcane Grilled Snails / Escargots Grilles Grilled Eggplant Dip / Choka Dip Persian Eggplant Dip With Walnuts Middle Eastern Eggplant Puree With Tahini / Baba Ganooj Yogurt-Cucumber Salad With Mint / Cacik Grilled Provolone / Provolone Asado Grilled Quesadillas Flame-Roasted Tomatoes Goat Cheese Grilled in Grape Leaves Bacon Grilled Prunes Pancetta Grilled Figs Grilled Eggs With Vietnamese Seasonings Quail Egg Sates / Sate' Telor Fire-Charred Tomato Soup Grilled Corn Chowder Grileld Gazpacho |
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