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routes between MSW and municipal administration. Towards the mobilization of workers and employees of the City

Friday, December 18 there was a meeting between RSU and Administration: an encounter very negative because the administration is not the will to engage in a sober debate on the many issues involved, starting with respect and the application of business agreements signed. We face the serious risk of having challenged contractual institutions established (as a bonus, Horizontal progression, bonus incentive, etc.).. But on other issues (such as hiring plans, internal competitions, part time, redefining PO, problems with childcare sector and in social, etc.).'s Attitude is similar: no clear decision and above all, no willingness to discuss the matter. In short, what we want is to stand still and good choice corroborate some very dubious and hopeful for the future. Obviously we can not stay there: the RSU has unanimously decided to break it with this kind of pseudo comparison. In January go to a general meeting of the City and probably the opening of a conflict.

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Focaccia crisp shallots and mushrooms

Wandering blog looking for recipes for cakes, I came across one of Cindystar cake and sparkling, it is a cake last minute, only half an hour throughout the rise and the success is perfect, a nice high and soft focaccia, ready to be stuffed, really a surprise, good with Cindy, the authorship of the recipe must be recognized Luca of Wired New York a thanks to Luca

Ingredients for 6:

1 kg flour 0 bio
600 gr. sparkling water at room temperature
30 gr. of extra virgin olive oil cold pressed bio
20 gr. sea \u200b\u200bsalt to bio
10 gr. natural active dry yeast (the one shot)

Far flourish the yeast in a little 'warm water (see photo this post ) and then mix with flour and oil, preferably in a kneading machine at low speed for ten minutes. Then add the salt and knead for another ten minutes, the speed by lifting the last minute. If you need add one or two tablespoons of flour. It must be nice un'impasto soft. Cover with the parchment paper baking, put the dough and let it rest half an hour. After this time, roll the dough across the plate and with the tips of her holes, cover again and let rise for another hour. Passed this time, if necessary, redo some hole gently, brush the surface with a mix of water and oil and sprinkle lightly with salt (either big or up). Bake in preheated oven 220 ° for twenty-five minutes.

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Rice pumpkin, nutmeg-scented

Adoro risotto, I much prefer them to the pasta and I like them with a wide variety of ingredients that with mushrooms, shallots and pumpkin would say that is one of my favorite

Ingredients for 4:

300 gr. Vialone Nano Veronese IGP rice bio
200 gr. mixed mushrooms bio
150 gr. zucchini, diced 1 shallot bio
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30 gr. grated Parmesan cheese DOP bio
3 tablespoons olive oil cold pressed bio
1 knob of butter bio
Salt to taste Himalayan bio
white pepper to taste bio
taste of nutmeg Sri Lanka bio
vegetable broth necessary, be prepared with: 1 carrot, 1 onion, 1 stalk of celery salt Himalayan bio

Prepare the vegetable broth in a saucepan with carrot, onion, celery and a bit 'of salt. In a saucepan put the oil and shallots and cook it. Add the rice and toast for about five minutes until it becomes transparent, add the mushrooms and sprinkle with the pumpkin and broth, season with salt and pepper and simmer over low heat, if necessary, add more stock during cooking. At the end of cooking, remove rice from heat, put some grated nutmeg and stir in butter and Parmesan.

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Sandwiches Pumpkin Cake with raisins

What a beautiful color of these sandwiches with pumpkin and raisins, I found the recipe in the blog Gloricetta the paternity of the recipe must be recognized Tuki , this is one of those recipes that I call perfect, I have not had to add or remove one gram of flour or milk, that beautiful puffy satisfaction remove from the oven, soft and profumatisimi, the taste of the pumpkin does not appear, but strengthens the cake that is not excessive, the finishing touch that is the "brushed" jam makes them greedy, you know that I am really satisfied now dear Barbara up to you

Ingredients for 24 rolls:

650 gr. Manitoba flour bio
400 gr. pumpkin puree bio
10 gr. natural bio active dry yeast (the one shot)
60 gr. melted butter bio
150 ml. warm milk bio
100 gr. light brown sugar bio
few grams of powdered bourbon vanilla from Madagascar bio
a pinch of salt Himalayan bio
50 gr. of peach jam bio
150 gr. raisins bio

Put the raisins to soak in warm water. Take a quarter of a clean pumpkin seeds and remove the peel, wash and cut into thick slices about an inch, put them on a baking tray lined with parchment paper and cover well with foil, place in oven at 180 ° for one hour. Remove pumpkin from oven and reduce to a puree mashed with a fork. Put the yeast in the milk and to "flourish" as photos in this post. Squeeze the raisins to release the water. Weigh 400 grams of the puree and place in a large bowl, then add: flour, sugar, salt, butter, vanilla, milk and baking powder, mix the ingredients, transfer the pastry board and knead vigorously for ten minutes, At this point continuing to mix, raisins ingoblare. Make a ball and let rise covered in a warm place for about two hours. After this time, take the dough, form a long sausage and from this out 24 pieces trying to get them fairly equal (I have them weighed, pasta weighed kg in total. 1489 then with the appropriate division each piece weighed gr. 62 approximately), form and distribute the ball well apart on two baking sheets, cover with a cloth and let rise another hour. Preheat oven to 200 ° and bake at the time of the first plate, lower than 180 degrees, cook for 20 minutes and while still hot, brush the surface with very little extended jam with a tablespoon of hot water. Turn the oven to 200 degrees and bake before the second plate down again to 180 °. Cool the bread on a wire rack before eating. To preserve the softness will help preserve them for a few days in a tin or in bags for food. Thanks Gloricetta and Tuki.