Cannoli Siciliani with Blackberry, Vanilla and Mint Granita
Prep Time1 hourhr25 minutesmins
Cook Time25 minutesmins
Rest Time8 hourshrs20 minutesmins
Total Time10 hourshrs10 minutesmins
Servings: 5people
Ingredients
Cannoli siciliani:
Cannoli dough
260gFlour type 00
20gSugar
30gButter butter, cold
5gBitter cocoa powder
1pinchSalt
1pieceEgg (M)
10gRed wine vinegar
60gMarsala
1pieceEgg yolk
1lRapeseed oil
1tspCocoa powder
1tspPistachios
Cannoli filling (ricotta chocolate):
100gRicotta
30gChocolate chips, dark
1tspOrange zest
2tspPowdered sugar
Cannoli filling (pistachio):
60gRicotta
40gPure Sicilian pistachio sauce
1tspOrange zest
Blackberry-Vanilla-Mint Granita:
700gBlackberries
90gGranulated sugar
1pieceVanilla stalk
1branchMint
Instructions
Cannoli siciliani:
Mix the ingredients of the dough in a bowl and then knead into a solid mass. Then wrap in foil and let rest in the refrigerator for an hour. Then take it out and let it rest for another 30 minutes at room temperature. In the meantime, prepare the fillings. To do this, mix the respective ingredients together in separate bowls. Then put in piping bags and let rest in the refrigerator.
Divide the dough into two equal parts, flatten it on a floured work surface and fold it up twice. Then turn through a pasta machine on the widest setting. Repeat this process several times, at the end the pasta machine is on the lowest setting so that the dough is only 0.5 mm thin at the end. Then spread the dough out, cut out a 10 cm round shape and wrap it around the cannoliforms. Brush the ends with egg yolk and then wrap around the molds.
Heat the oil and fry the cannoliforms in it for one minute on all sides, then drain on paper towels. Ideally, the dough should bubble, then it's perfect! Therefore do not skip folding.
Store the rolls in a dry place at room temperature and fill them with the filling just before serving (inject each filling up to the middle of the cannoli roll so that both sides have a different filling. With roasted and ground pistachios on one side, with a little cocoa powder sprinkle on the other side.
Blackberry-Vanilla-Mint Granita:
If necessary, briefly dip the blackberries in cold water and let them drain a little. Place in a pan with the sugar and let it steep for about 30 minutes. Without heat! Halve the vanilla stick lengthways and scrape out the seeds. Add the stems and seeds to the blackberries. When the blackberries have drawn some liquid, place the pan on a stove and heat slowly. Simmer gently for about 15 minutes. Take off the stove. Now add the mint and mix a little. The heat of the blackberries is enough to convey the full aroma of the mint. Push through a fine sieve into a flat dish. When the mixture has cooled down, place in the freezer without stirring. The ice should be frozen after about 6–12 hours. Scrape the granite off the surface with a tablespoon and serve it in pre-chilled dishes.