I finally began to organize ideas (and pictures!) And here's a post directly from Tuscany! A very simple little thing just to warm a bit (sic).
At least I've reordered ideas (and pictures! ) and here's a post Directly from Tuscany! A simple dish just to begin!
As the title of the post establishment of the paste is uncle Renato ! It's called crudaiola because the ingredients are cooked little bit ... In a pan with a little extra virgin olive oil put parsley, rosemary. a leaf of sage, onion, a clove of garlic, all minced, and cook briefly. Add carrot, zucchini, a piece of coarsely chopped celery and cook just long enough to cook the pasta. Just before draining the pasta (fusilli, penne, farfalle pasta ... long as it is!) Add tomatoes into wedges. Pour the pasta into the pan, mix everything with a fine grated parmesan cheese and serve! If you want it richer, you can also add a can of tuna.
As you can read in the title of the post this is a pasta creation of my uncle Renato ! It's called crudaiola because you must cook the ingredients for a little, little time... In a large pan with a little olive oil mince parsley, rosemary, a leaf of sage, an half onion, a clove of garlic and let brown for a while. Add in one carrot, one courgette, a piece of celery, all roughly chopped and cook just for the cooking time of your pasta. Just before draining the pasta (fusilli, penne, farfalle... choose the one you prefer!) put in the pan some little tomatoes sliced in pieces. Put the drained pasta in the pan, garnish with grated Parmigiano cheese and serve. If you like a richer pasta you can add in some tuna fish!
As you can read in the title of the post this is a pasta creation of my uncle Renato ! It's called crudaiola because you must cook the ingredients for a little, little time... In a large pan with a little olive oil mince parsley, rosemary, a leaf of sage, an half onion, a clove of garlic and let brown for a while. Add in one carrot, one courgette, a piece of celery, all roughly chopped and cook just for the cooking time of your pasta. Just before draining the pasta (fusilli, penne, farfalle... choose the one you prefer!) put in the pan some little tomatoes sliced in pieces. Put the drained pasta in the pan, garnish with grated Parmigiano cheese and serve. If you like a richer pasta you can add in some tuna fish!
The second dish is a roast pork with peppers and grilled eggplant with laurel. In a saucepan, brown the roast turning it from all sides. United chopped onion, cook for and add white wine. Add salt and pepper, add a bay leaf or two and cook for about an hour too wet when it dries (touched with a fork to see if it is soft). Remove the roast from the heat, let cool and cut into slices to flavor replacing it in its sauce. Serve.
The second dish is a roast pork with bay leaf, served with grilled peppers and aubergine. let the meat in a casserole brown turning it in all sides. Add in an half chopped onion, white wine and let cook till the wine evaporates. Add in salt and pepper, one or two bay leaves and cook for about an hour, wetting a little with some water if too dry. Try with a fork if it's cooked. Remove from the pan and let it cool down. Slice the pork and put in the casserole again to make it flavor with its sauce. Serve!
The second dish is a roast pork with bay leaf, served with grilled peppers and aubergine. let the meat in a casserole brown turning it in all sides. Add in an half chopped onion, white wine and let cook till the wine evaporates. Add in salt and pepper, one or two bay leaves and cook for about an hour, wetting a little with some water if too dry. Try with a fork if it's cooked. Remove from the pan and let it cool down. Slice the pork and put in the casserole again to make it flavor with its sauce. Serve!
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