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The restaurant at the Fattoria di Vibio
The restaurant at the Fattoria di vibio has always been an important
and reliable attribute for our clients that like sitting at our tables and
allowing themselves to be spoilt in a warm, elegant and informal setting.
The cuisine offered is from authentic, traditionally Umbrian and local recipes,
rich in simple dishes which are carefully and lovingly prepared by our cook.
Genuine products are used, chose with care and with attention and respect
paid to any intolerances highlighted. A highly professional service pays
attention to the needs of all our clients, putting everyone at ease in the
luminous main dining area with large windows and wooden beams, in the smaller
dinning room with exposed stone walls, in the cantina completely surrounded
by bottles of wine or al fresco in the garden under the summer portico,
where often in June the jasmine flowers, which covers part of the structure
are in bloom.
Breakfast is served from 8.30am to 10.00am
and is made up of bread, jams, honey and cakes, prepared by the able hand
of our cook. Supplemented by yoghurts, fruit salads, with fruits from our
orchard, orange juice, a large selection of cereals and for the more continental
there is also a selection of savoury items.
Lunch is a la carte and is made up of the
most famous dishes from our cuisine like a selection of our own produced
sliced meats of Cinta Senese, or the Fattoria fillet cooked on the grill
and to which is basted towards the end of cooking and served sprinkled with
black truffle shavings. A refined and unforgettable dish that will forever
remain in the memory of our clients.
Our guests are assured a delicious dinner served by candlelight, which is
preceded by pre-dinner drinks, by the fire place in winter or in the nice
weather inform of the splendid view of our valley in the sunset, where the
sun disappears drop by drop behind Mount Peglia. In addition to the a la
carte, each day a different menu is created with five settings; a starter,
a soup, a pasta dish, a main dish with accompaniment, a rich buffet with
a variety of vegetables and a large selection of salads, and for the finale
a dessert or fruit. All the above can be accompanied by a bottle of wine
chosen from the 500 labels on our wine list or each dish can be combined
with a glass of wine suggested by our expert sommelier.
Recipes
Truffle Tagliolini
Ingredients for 6 people
4 fresh eggs
300 gr di farina bianca “00”
50 gr black truffle 150 gr butter
freshly ground salt and pepper
Sieve the flour onto a pastry board, form a well and break the eggs into
the centre, add a teaspoon of salt, then mix the ingredients and work together
to form a smooth elastic dough. Cover the dough with a cloth and leave to
rest for 30 minutes. Then with a pasta machine make the pasta, first pass
through to make strips of 1mm and then again to form the tagliolini. Place
on a level surface and dust with flour to prevent sticking. Clean the truffle
and grate half. Warm the butter in a non-stick pan and add the grated truffle.
Boil the tagliolini in plenty of salted water for 4 minutes, drain and add
to the butter and truffle mixture, mix well and transfer to a plate. Slice
the remaining truffle onto the hot tagliolini.
Beef Shank with Sagrantino
Ingredients for 8 people
1 beef shank – 2 kg
1 litre of Sagrantino di Montefalco wine
2 white onions 4 cloves of garlic
2 carrots 2 celery sticks
1 bouque garni, made up of sage, bay, rosemary and thyme
500 gr fresh cannellini beans
Wash and chop the carrot and celery into small pieces. Mix together the
herbs and finely chop half the quantity, peel the garlic and onion and chop
into large pieces. Put the shank into a baking-pan and add the unchopped
herbs and the vegetables, cover with the wine. Leave to marinade for at
least 12 hours in a cool place.
Pre-heat the oven to 180°. Place the shank in an over-proof dish with 4 tablespoons of oil and sprinkle with the chopped herbs, add the vegetables. Fry the shank on the hob until brown all over, pour over some of the wine from the marinade, salt and pepper and put in the oven. Check cooking regularly, adding more marinade a bit at a time. Cook for at least 3 hours.
In the meantime boil the beans in salted water on a medium heat. (If you cannot find fresh beans use dried ones that have been soaked for a few hours and then boiled for 2 hours). Drain when they are tender and leave to cool, dress with oil, salt and pepper.
Remove the shank from the oven and leave to cool for a few minutes, drain the juice and put onto a dish. Slice the meat and lay on the sauce. Serve with beans and a Sagrantino Montefalco wine.