INFORMATION This is a staple of the food from where I come from in the Salento. Its a brilliant easy plate to cook, you can add a little bit of hot pepper to it if you like.Above is a picture of my village or town and around midday every day you can smell the family cooking up stuff like this.
- 2 people400 Kcal per portionfix mediaready in 45 minutiricetta lightINGREDIENTS160 g of potatoes1 liter of vegetable broth1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil1 shallot100 ml white wine2 tbsp tomato pureeoreganotimoMarjoram4 Sage leavesSalt120 g of pasta20 g grated Parmigiano Reggianofreshly ground black pepperPREPARATIONWash the potatoes, Peel and cut them into cubes of about one centimeter.Heat the broth.Put the oil in a pot of soup, add finely chopped shallots and sauté on medium flame until golden.Add potatoes and sauté at medium heat for a few moments.Join the wine, tomato, a pinch of oregano, thyme and Marjoram and Sage well washed. To return to the boil, add a ladle of vegetable broth and cook over medium heat for 20 minutes to pot. Stir from time to time and whether the Fund should dry out too much cooking, add a little broth.After the time of cooking potatoes, add the hot broth, bring to a boil, season with salt and toss the pasta.Cook for the cooking time of the chosen type of dough, turning pretty often with a wooden spoon to prevent attacks on the soup.Finishing the cooking time, add the grated Parmesan cheese and pepper.Serve with a little olive oil, raw
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