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Listeria Detected: Penny Recalls Gorgonzola

The company “IGOR s.r.l. Italy” is recalling the products “SAN FABIO GORGONZOLA DOP DOLCE 200 g” and “SAN FABIO GORGONZOLA DOP PICCANTE 200 g” sold by Penny for reasons of preventive consumer protection. The reason for this is the detection of Listeria in these two types of cheese.

This affects all items throughout Germany with all best-before dates and batch numbers, as Penny now announces. The products are marked with the following EAN codes (bar codes):

  • 23685390 (Dolce) and
  • 22138569 (Picante).

The company “IGOR s.r.l. Italy” advises against the consumption of the goods due to possible health risks and has removed the items from the market as a precaution. Customers who bring the relevant products back to the respective Penny stores will receive a full refund of the purchase price.

Listeria is a widespread type of bacteria that, with its flu-like symptoms, can be dangerous mainly for pregnant women, newborns, the sick, and people with a weakened immune system.

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Chicken Fillet in Puff Pastry with Apricots and Gorgonzola

With these delicious chicken fillets in puff pastry, you can cut a fine figure at any party or other celebration for your guests, because this ingenious recipe is very simple despite everything. It is characterized by a wide variety of flavor components.

Especially on festive days, you want to surprise your friends and acquaintances with something special. But this doesn’t have to be complicated at all. This chicken fillet in puff pastry is sophisticated but still captivates with its simplicity and is also delicious and extremely delicate. This is evoked by the tender chicken fillets, sweet apricots, and tangy gorgonzola wrapped in a crispy puff pastry.

Ingredients for 4 persons

– 4 rectangular sheets of frozen puff pastry
– 200 grams of Gorgonzola
– 4 apricots
– 800 g chicken fillet
– 1 egg
– some olive oil for frying
– Salt; pepper
– some breadcrumbs

Preparation

Place the four sheets of puff pastry on a baking tray lined with baking paper so that they can defrost a little. Then fry the chicken fillets (there should be four chicken fillets, each weighing 200 g) in a pan with hot olive oil. Season the chicken fillets on both sides with salt and pepper.
After roasting, spread the chicken fillets on the puff pastry. However, this should be sprinkled with the breadcrumbs beforehand.

Then cover the chicken fillets with the apricots and the gorgonzola. Then a pocket must be formed from the puff pastry that completely encloses the chicken fillets. Press down well with your fingers so that no gorgonzola can spill out. Finally, brush the edges of the puff pastry pockets with the egg. You should whisk it up a little first.

The puff pastry pockets then have to go in the oven for 25 minutes.
A dry red wine is recommended as a drink.

Useful additional knowledge

A delicious salad dressing for leafy salads can be made from the remaining apricots. Simply puree the remaining apricots from the can. Then season them with mustard, vinegar, and oil. A salad can be a delicious and healthy accompaniment to the chicken fillets in puff pastry. Roasted potatoes or delicious almond rice also go well with this. This can easily be fried a little in hot butter with roasted almonds. This gives a particularly delicious aroma.

Fresh apricots can also be used in summer, but you should skin them beforehand. If you want to make a dressing from these apricots, you should add a little sugar.

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Leg of Lamb Stuffed with Gorgonzola and Spinach

Connoisseurs appreciate lamb because of its typical taste and the particularly tender yet robust structure. As a naturally produced product, lamb is increasingly in demand among consumers.

Ingredients for 4 to 6 people

  • 750g spinach leaves
  • 80g of pine nuts
  • 200g of Gorgonzola
  • 2 tbsp breadcrumbs

  • 2 eggs (class S)
  • Salt
  • black pepper
  • 1 leg of lamb (2kg net, have the butcher remove the bone)
  • 250 ml lamb stock
  • 1.5 kg very small potatoes
  • 12 small tomatoes
  • 2 sprigs of rosemary
  • 200 g Italian butter cheese

Preparation

  1. Clean the spinach, sort, and wash thoroughly in cold water several times. Pour into a saucepan. Allow collapsing in a closed saucepan over medium heat. Drain in a colander. Then squeeze out portions in a tea towel and chop coarsely.
  2. Roast the pine nuts in a pan without fat until golden brown. Let cool down. Debark the gorgonzola and chop roughly. Knead the spinach, gorgonzola cubes, pine nuts, breadcrumbs, and eggs in a bowl. Season the farce generously with salt and pepper.
  3. Remove the thick layer of fat from the leg of lamb with a sharp knife, save part of the fat and later place it in the juice pan with the leg. Slice the leg of lamb open and place, skin side down, on the work surface.
  4. Make a deep slit in the thick muscle of the leg on both sides, working from the inside out. Pepper and salt the meat.
  5. Place the prepared filling in the center of the leg and flatten. Sew everything together with large stitches using a lace needle and kitchen twine.
  6. Place the leg with the pieces of fat in the juice pan of the oven and cook in the preheated oven at 160°C for 75 minutes on shelf position 2. After 10 minutes of cooking time, pour in the lamb stock.
  7. Meanwhile, peel the potatoes and score the top of the tomatoes with a cross. After 1 hour, wrap the potatoes around the leg and salt. Place the sprigs of rosemary in between. Turn the potatoes from time to time. After 40 minutes add the tomatoes.
  8. Take the leg out of the oven, remove the kitchen twine, place the leg on an ovenproof dish, and top with the butter cheese cut into strips. Crust lightly under the grill.
  9. Slice the leg and serve with the potatoes and tomatoes.

Useful additional knowledge

The platters should be preheated as the meat tastes best while hot.

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