INGREDIENTS
- 400g potatoes
- White flour as needed
- 1 small spring onion
- Slices of chicken or turkey (1% fat)
- 200g frozen peas
- 100ml skim milk and 1 tablespoon of flour for the béchamel sauce
Preparation time: 1 hour
INSTRUCTIONS
- Boil the potatoes in salted water.
- Once cooked, peel them and mash them with the appropriate tool. Begin incorporating the flour, always “kneading.”
- When the mixture seems to have the right consistency and doesn’t stick to your hands, try dropping two or three small pieces of dough into a pot of boiling water. If they float and don’t fall apart, it means the flour-to-potato ratio is right.
- At this point, cut pieces of the dough, shape them into long rolls with your hands, and cut them into pieces about 2 cm apart.
- If you want them to look more elegant, roll them on the back of a grater so that they have a hollow center.
- For the seasoning:
- In a small pan, cook the chopped spring onion with a little water.
- When cooked, add the chicken or turkey, cut into strips, and let it flavor.
- Then add the peas, previously cooked in the microwave.
- Meanwhile, prepare the “light béchamel” with the 100ml of milk and 1 tablespoon of flour in a small pan over the stove.
- Once ready, add it to the rest of the seasoning.
- To cook the little mice, you’ll need a pot with plenty of boiling salted water.
- Drop the topini into the water, and when they float to the surface, collect them with a strainer. Place them in a serving dish and layer them with sauce, then top with more topini and sauce.
A sprinkle of black pepper is a nice finishing touch.