Ciambella semintegrale con fichi

Okay, do I need to create a structured text for a recipe based on the user’s instructions. Let me start by parsing the query step by step.

First, the user provided the title: “Ciambella semintegrale con fichi” and a list of ingredients like flour, whole wheat flour, figs, figs dried, yeast, brewer’s yeast, almonds, virgin olive oil, white wine, and vino (white wine again, maybe a repeat?). The context given is that after Christmas, the person had leftover dried figs and some whole wheat flour, and managed to make this ciambella. It’s suggested to serve for breakfast with marmalade or with prosciutto at lunch. The preparation details are provided, such as soaking the figs in wine, using a stand mixer, folding in the figs and almonds, rolling, proving, baking with a pan of water for steam, and cooling on a rack.

Now, the user wants the testo to be structured without bullet points in the intro, and after the intro, the preparation steps in an unordered list. Also, strict adherence to using only the relevant info from the context, avoiding any personal stories or unrelated info. Need to highlight flavors, when to eat it, and any culinary techniques mentioned.

First, the intro needs to start with “La ricetta Ciambella semintegrale con fichi” and be 50-100 words. Mention the mix of whole wheat and white flour, figs and almonds with their wine soak, the texture and taste (perhaps sweet and earthy?), and how it’s typically enjoyed (breakfast with marmalade, or lunch with prosciutto). Also, the emotional aspect like the creator being delighted. Use bold only for specific keywords: “ricetta”, “Ciambella semintegrale con fichi”, and “piatto”.

Then the preparation steps in

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. Each step should be a concise action verb starting each list item. Ensure not to repeat ingredients like “lievito madre” and “lievito di birra”—the recipe originally specifies using the sourdough starter (lievito madre) or else 20g of brewer’s yeast. Need to make that substitution option clear.

Check the original process steps:
1. Soak the dried figs with almonds in wine, then cut in half.
2. Start mixing the starter (lievito madre) with water, then mix in flours, honey, salt. Amalgamate until homogeneous and let rise.
Wait, but in the provided text, the process is: mix the starter, then add flours, honey, salt; then after first rise, spread on work surface, add figs and almonds (those soaked in wine?), roll into a log, shape into a ring, let it rest, bake with steam, then continue baking.

Wait, let me recheck the steps as per user’s provided data.

The user’s instructions say:

So, step-by-step:

First, soak figs (with almonds) in wine, cut in half. Then in impastatrice (dough maker?), put lievito madre with 100g tepid water, mix with hook for a few seconds, add the two flours (farina and integrale), miele, salt. Mix to homogeneous, cover and let rise to double. Then flour the surface, shape into a rectangle, spread the soaked figs (and almonds?), cut them into halves? Need to be precise. The text says “ammollare i fichi con le loro mandorle nel vino, poi tagliateli a meta.” So the figs (dried) are soaked with almonds in wine, then cut into halves.

Then in the dough, after first rise, the dough is shaped into a rectangle, sprinkle with the soaked figs and almonds (those prev soaked?), then roll into a log, form into a ring on a tin, let rise (the rest covered with cloth in the oven with light on for 30 mins), then bake with steam (pan with ice water?), then lower heat and continue baking.

Wait, the actual preparation steps from the user’s data:

Soak figs and almonds in wine, cut them in half (maybe? The instruction says “tagliateli a meta” – cut them in half.)

Wait, step by step:

1. Ammollate i fichi con le loro mandorle nel vino, poi tagliateli a meta. Soaking figs and almonds in wine, cut in half.

But the next steps are mixing the starter with water, then adding flours, honey, salt to make a dough. Then after kneading, let rise until doubled. Then work surface: spread dough in rectangle, spread the soaked figs and almonds on top. Then roll into a log, make a ring, place on baking sheet, cover with damp cloth and let rest 30′ in the oven with light on. Then bake.

Wait, let me go through user’s given preparation in the prompt:

Steps as provided in the user’s Italian text:

Preparation steps:

Soak figs and almonds in wine, then cut in half.

Put lievito madre + 100ml tepid water into mixer, with a hook, work a few seconds. Add two flours (setacciata), then “aggiungere il miele, e il sale; amalgamare…” Then cover and let rise.

Wait, so the “fichi secchi e le loro mandorle” first soaked in vino bianco (they mentioned vino e vino bianco in ingredients). Wait, in the ingredients list, the user listed “fichi secchi”, “vino”, “vino bianco”—maybe the instruction just says “vin”, perhaps they used white wine. The exact instruction:

“Ammolate i fichi con le loro mandorle nel vino, poi tagliateli a meta. Mettere nel impastatrice il lievito madre con 100 gr di acqua tiepida, azionare il gancio e lavorare per qualche secondo, unire le due farine setacciate, aggiungere il miele, e il sale; amalgamate gli ingredienti fino ad ottenere un impasto omogeneo. Coprire con pellicola e lasciare lievitare.”

Wait, so maybe after soaking the figs and almonds in wine, you then cut them in half. Then the kneading is of the starter and flour, then the dough is formed.

Then, after first rise, the next steps are: flour the surface, place the dough, spread into rectangle, distribute the soaked figs and almonds, then roll the dough into a log, shape into a ring, let rest in oven with light on for 30′. Then bake.

Wait, the preparation steps outlined in the user’s notes (under “Testo per più contesto”) are a bit detailed. Let’s parse the steps step by step:

Step 1: Soak the dried figs (con le loro mandorle, which implies they are dried figs with almonds? The ingredients mention “mandorle” separately. Wait, the ingredients list “fichi secchi mandorlati” as an ingredient (250g dried figs with almonds?), so maybe the “fichi secchi mandorlati” are pre-stuffed? Hmm. Wait the ingredients list includes “fichi secchi” and “mandorle” separately, but in the ingredients, it’s specified as “250 gr di fichi secchi mandorlati” which probably is 250g of dried figs with almonds.

Wait, looking back, the user’s data says:

Ingredienti listed are: farina, farina integrale, fichi, fichi secchi, lievito, lievito di birra, mandorle, olio d’oliva, vino, vino bianco.

Wait, but in the context text (the paragraph), it says: “abbiamo 250 gr di fichi secchi mandorlati” which probably is 250g of dried figs with or stuffed with almonds (mandorlati might mean with almonds). So when they say “ammollare i fichi con le loro mandorle” it refers to that product (maybe dried figs already with almonds inside? Or do they have to separate? The preparation says to “distribuite sopra i fichi secchi e le loromandorle”, maybe they split the figs and place them on the dough.

Then, when you form the dough, you shape a rectangle, put on top the soaked figs and almonds, maybe cutting figs into halves. Then roll up into a log, shape into a ring. They also mention adding olive oil? Wait in ingredients, there’s olio d’oliva extra-vergine. But in the preparation instructions: The initial dough steps mention “aggiungere il miele, e il sale”, but where does the olive oil come into play? Wait looking again: the provided steps mention “olio d’oliva” among ingredients but the steps don’t mention adding the oil? Wait, the user’s text under “preparazione”:

“Ammolate i fichi con le loro mandorle nel vino, poi tagliateli a meta. Mettere nel impastatrice il lievito madre con 100 gr di acqua tiepida, azionare il gancio e lavorare per qualche secondo, unire le due farine setacciate, aggiungere il miele, e il sale; amalgamate gli ingredienti fino ad ottenere un impasto omogeneo. Coprite… “

Wait, the olive oil isn’t mentioned here. Wait maybe omitted? Looking back, the provided ingredient list includes “olio d’oliva” but not used in the preparation steps they gave? Wait, user’s context mentions “olio d’oliva extra-vergine” is an ingredient, but in the preparation steps they provided, I don’t see where to add the oil. Alternatively, maybe a mistake in the user’s data, but per instructions, we need to use only the provided info. So perhaps the user omitted, but maybe it’s an error; since the ingredients list it, maybe it should be part of the dough? Hmm, the initial instruction says ‘using the provided data’, so need to include all ingredients mentioned unless excluded. Wait, but in the preparation steps, the ingredients used in the dough:

lievito madre + acqua, the two flours, miele, sale. The olive oil might be part of the dough or part of the figs’ soaking.

Alternatively, maybe there’s confusion. Since the user says to use “solo le informazioni utilialla ricetta”, so if the olive oil isn’t mentioned in the steps, perhaps it’s not used, but listed among ingredients. That might be an inconsistency, but the user’s provided data has that as an ingredient. Hmm, but since the steps don’t mention using it, maybe the user’s notes missed it. Well, the user’s instruction is to follow their data strictly, so if it’s an ingredient but not used in steps, perhaps ignore? Or maybe I must use it. Looking again: in their step-by-step process, do they have oil?

In the user’s preparation steps, under the detailed instructions, they mention using the impastatrice, adding the flours, miele (honey?), sale. The ingredients also list “olio d’oliva extra-vergine”— perhaps they used it for the dough. Maybe I missed that when parsing the preparation steps. Wait the user’s preparation text says “aggiungere il miele, e il sale” but no oil. Hmm.

Wait, perhaps the oil is incorporated with the rest? Let me recheck the user’s preparation steps:

The user’s text in preparation part says: “aggiungere il miele, e il sale; amalgamate…”. The olive oil isn’t mentioned. Since the ingredients include it, but the steps don’t, perhaps an oversight in the user’s data. Since the user’s instructions say to base solely on their data, then we have to mention it, but if not in steps, perhaps it’s an extra. Hmm, maybe it’s part of the first mixing but not mentioned. Alternatively, maybe a mistake. Since the assistant can’t add anything not in the input, probably proceed without it unless it’s in steps. So, the intro must mention all ingredients but in the steps, do the steps not include it? Hmm, better to proceed as per given data.

Now, structure the intro:

Start with “La ricetta Ciambella semintegrale con fichi è una creazione… (using leftover figs and flour). The flavors come from… wine, figs, almonds, with a mix of wholemeal and normal flour. Serve for breakfast or lunch pairing with marmalade or prosciutto.”

Main ingredienti: farina integrale, farina, fichi secchi con mandorle, vino. The preparation involves fermentation with lievito madre (or lievito di birra).

Now, make sure the intro is 50-100 words, introduce the recipe, its components (flavors: sweet figs, almonds, the wine, the mix of flours, the texture. Also context of using leftovers, but must not include personal reasons, only relevant info. So in the intro, perhaps mention how the combination of flavors gives earthy, sweet notes, the crumb with dried fig pieces, suitable for breakfast or a savory lunch with prosciutto.

In preparation list:

Need to structure the preparation in ordered steps (steps not numbered, just bullet points in

)

Steps:

1. Soak the dried figs (with their almonds) in white wine. Cut into halves. (first li step)
2. In mixer, combine the lievito madre (or yeast) with tepid water, then add flours (whole and white, sifted), honey, salt. Knead into smooth dough. (but in their steps, it’s using lievito madre or substituting with brewer’s yeast (20g if using). So in step, perhaps:

Step 2: In a mixer, combine lievito madre (or 20g lievito di birra) with 100g tepid water, mix, then gradually add both types of flour (sifted), honey, salt. Work until smooth, then let rise.

Wait, precise steps from the user’s process:

The step says: first, soak the figs and almonds in wine, cut.

Then mix the starter with water, mix with hook, add the two farine (setacciate), then add miele, salt: so in the first mixing step, the ingredients are: lievito, water, flours, miele (honey?), sale. Missing the oil? Hmm. Wait in the ingredient list, there’s olive oil. Wait user’s ingredients include oli d’oliva, but steps do not list its use. It could be a mistake, but to follow the data, perhaps it’s part of the dough but missed. Alternatively, maybe the olive oil is used in the final step? Not mentioned. Hmm, but user’s instructions say to use all data. Wait, perhaps the olive oil is a listed ingredient but not used? Maybe the user made an error. Since instructions say to use all ingredients, but according to their detailed steps, it’s not mentioned except maybe in the vino for soaking? Maybe, just proceed with the given steps and list all ingredients, but not mention oil if it’s not part of the process. Wait the user’s ingredient list includes olive oil, but not in steps. Perhaps an oversight. Anyway, need to follow exactly given data.

So, in the preparation steps, the listed ingredients are included but only as needed.

Proceeding.

The preparation steps are structured as:

First stage: mixing dough with starter, flour, miele, salt. Then first rise. Second stage: shape rectangle, spread figs (soaked, cut), then roll, rest, bake.

Proceed to outline steps:

1. Soak figs and almonds in wine, cut in half.
2. Combine lievito madre/ yeast with water, mix in flour, honey, salt to form dough. Knead briefly, first rise to double.
3. After rising, shape dough as rectangle, spread figs and nuts over, then roll into a log, form ring, place on baking sheet, cover and rise again in warm oven (with light on?) for 30m.
4. Bake in a preheated oven (step by steps in the given user’s instructions say to put a pan of water, but need to check.

Wait the user’s instructions for cooking say: “innestare i fichi secchi e le mandorle… poi arrotolate… posizionata su teglia, coperta con strofinaccio (or towel) and rest 30 minutes in oven with light on. Then bake. The user’s detailed steps say:

Infornate a 200°C, then with pentolino d’acqua ghiacciata inside (maybe to create steam?), then lower oven temp to 180 after ten mins, then without water for last ten?

So steps for baking:

Preheat oven, add the dough on tray, then cook with pan of ice water (to generate steam?), bake at 200 for 10′, then lower to 180 for another 20? or 10? The user’s text says:

“Fate riposare coperta con uno strofinaccio uindo no pranzo … infornate a forno gya caldo, 200° per 10’ con un pentolino di acqua gelata, poi abbassate il forno a 180° per altri 10′, togliete il pentolino e lasciare cucire for other 10. So total bake time: 10+10 (with water) + another 10? or 10 at 200 then 10 at 180, total 20.

So in the preparation steps, steps should include placing on baking sheet (maybe a ring tin, or as a ciambella shape, perhaps using a ring cookie cutter? or just forming a roule?)

Putting this into bullet points:

Now, the preparation steps (as bullet points):

The bullet points must be in Italian, ordered sequentially.

Starting preparation steps:

Ammortellate i fichi secchi con le loro mandorle in vino bianco per ammorbidirli, tagliate a metà
Mescolate il lievito madre (o 160g starter or alternatively 20g brewer’s yeast) with 100ml tepid water with hook, then add the flours (setacciati), miele (not listed as an ingredient? The ingredient list doesn’t have miele. Wait, checking ingredients: the ingredients list does NOT mention miele (honey), which is an ingredient possibly missed. The user’s instructions for the preparation steps DO mention “aggiungere il miele, e il sale” so there is honey needed. However, the ingredient list given by user includes only farina integrale, fichi, etc., and the preparation step mentions miele. So user’s ingredients list may be incomplete. Since this is user-provided data, I have to include all given ingredients. Wait the user’s ingredient list doesn’t have miele listed but it’s in the steps, perhaps an error. Wait checking the user’s input again:

The user lists:

Ingredienti: farina (regular flour), farina integrale (whole meal), fichi, fichi secchi, lievito (mother yeast?), lievito di birra (brewer)yeast, mandorle (almonds), olio d’olive…, vino, vino bianco.

Wait the preparation instructions mention “aggiungere il miele” but the ingredient list has no miele listed. Hmm, that could be an error but perhaps the user mistyped a comma. Alternatively, perhaps miele is an ingredient. Since it’s in the preparation steps, but not in the ingredient list? Hmm, conflicting data. Hmm, this is a problem.

Wait user’s text in preparation: the step says “aggiungere il miele, e il sale” so miele (honey) is part of the ingredients, but listed?

Looking back: the user lists ingredients:

farina

farina integrale

fichi

fichi secchi

lievito (maybe mother yeast?)

lievito di birra

mandorle

olio d’oliva extra vergine

vino, vino bianco.

Thus, honey (miele) is not listed in ingredients, it’s a missing ingredient? Or maybe it’s a typo and they meant olive oil instead?

Alternatively, maybe I should assume miele is part of the data. Wait the preparation requires adding miele, but ingredients don’t have it, probably an error in the user’s data. But according to the strict instructions, I should base everything on given data except “fior di latte” or something else. Wait, no, user’s given instructions in the preparation includes “aggiungere il miele”. Therefore, perhaps in the ingredients it’s missing. However, must comply: if “miele” is in steps but not listed as ingredient, it’s an error, but I can’t correct that, have to proceed. Because the user’s data includes olive oil as an ingredient but it’s unclear where. Maybe in the mixing it’s in the dough: perhaps substitute “olio” is part of the first step?

Alternatively, maybe the ‘olio d’oliva’ is used in the recipe, but steps don’t mention adding? Hmm. I’ll proceed with the information provided, noting the miele as an ingredient since it’s used in steps even if not listed. Or maybe not? Since user’s ingredient list excludes it, maybe a mistake. Hmm tricky. Maybe it’s an extra in their kitchen, so to adhere strictly, since ingredients list doesn’t have it, perhaps omit, but the preparation says to add it. Confusion.

Alternatively, maybe it’s a mistake in the user’s question, and “miele” was intended as an ingredient but listed as missing. The user may expect it to be included, since in the steps they need to add it. Therefore, in the ingredients list, “miele” is probably present in their actual recipe, but maybe the user missed it. But instructions says to use data provided, so ignore miele unless steps have it. Alternatively, maybe I should proceed with “miele” as per steps, and not mention if ingredients list doesn’t include, but they have to include “miele”.

This is a bit of a problem, but since the steps require it, must include. However, the ingredients don’t have it. It’s a conflict between ingredients list and steps. User’s instruction says: “usare i dati seguenti” which includes ingredients list and steps. But it’s an inconsistency. As an assistant, perhaps it’s an oversight, but since the steps say to add it, we’ll have to include miele in the ingredients? Alternatively, maybe the user intended to write “melata” or another ingredient. Hmm. To comply, proceed as given.

Now, moving on to structure the intro:

“La ricetta Ciambella semintegrale con fichi è una creazione che unisce la croccantezza dell’avena integrale con la dolcezza…” Wait no, using the data: integrale and normal flour, figs with almonds, wine-infused. The intro should start as requested.

Now, composing the intro:

“La ricetta Ciambella semintegrale con fichi è una creazione che fonde la croccantezza della farina integrale con la complessità dei fichi secchi imbevuti nel vino bianco, un blend di sapori che mescola asciutto e amaro. Ideale per colazione con una marmellata di arancia o come accompagnamento a prosciutto crudo a pranzo, la ciambella si caratterizza per una struttura lievita soffice, con tocchetti croccanti delle mandorle e note aromatiche della frutta secca.”

Wait need to phrase it to match. Use the ingredients and steps.

Now, constructing bullet steps (using the steps in the user’s detailed version):

After the intro:

Ammerge i fichi secchi e le mandorle in vino bianco, tagliate a metà e setacciale (or no: they are to be spread on dough, not in dough).

Wait in steps after the dough is made: the second phase after the initial dough rises: then on a floured surface, spread out as rectangular, then put the fig halves on top, sprinkle the figs and almonds (from the wine soak), then roll up to form a log, shape into ring.

Now, to structure the steps.

Potential steps in the preparation:

Soak the figs and almonds in wine, then cut.

Mix the starter, water, then flour, honey and salt to make dough, mix, let rise.

Divide dough into shape, spread on the soaked fig-almond mix on the rolled dough layer, roll into a log, form ring.

Then proof, bake with steam (water in pan) then finish in the oven.

Thus, the steps need to capture this.

Now, each step as per the user’s given process:

First, the steps need to mention miele and possibly olive oil, but in the steps:

Step by step in bullet points:

Ammorbiditee i fichi secchi mandorlati nell’acqua tiepida (oppure vino?) for 20 minutes, tagliarne a metà.

Wait no, the user says “ammollare in vino” not water.

In una massa battitore, mescolate il lievito madre (oppure l’alternativa with brewer’s yeast) con 100ml acqua tiepida, lavorate brevemente, quindi setaccere le due farine e incorporate with honey and sale, mescolta until dough.

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Wait the actual steps:

The bullet points need to be concise, in Italian, using all verbs.

Proceed to structure each list item correctly.

Now assembling the HTML lists:

Inzumbeetei i fichi secchi mandorlati in vino bianco, tagliate a metà.>

In una macchina per impastare, amalgamate il lievito madre (o 20g lievito di birra) con 100ml acqua tiepida, aggiungere flours, honey, salt and mix…”

Wait, precise steps:

Step1: Soak the figs and mandorle in vino until soft.

Step2: Mix lievito, water (100ml), combine flours, honey, salt, form dough, let rise.

Step3: flour surface, spread into rectangle, add the soaked figs and almonds.

Step4: Roll to form a log, close the knot, let rest 30 mins in oven with light on.

Step5: Prepare oven, baking: add water in pan, initial baking at 200°C for 10, reduce to 180 for 20?

Wait the cooking steps:

After shaping: “Coprir with cloth and rest in oven for 30 minutes (with light on). Then bake at 200°C for 10 mins with ice water?

Wait the exact from user’s text:

“Inforanate a forno gia caldo, 200° per 10’ con un pentolino di acqua gelata, poi abbassate il forno a 180° per altri 10′, togliete il pentolino e cuocete per 10′ additionali.

Thus:

The bake step uses a water pan inside to create steam, but steps might need to:

Thus, in steps:

Preheat oven to 200°C. Place a