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The Glorious Pasta of Italy by Domenica Marchetti
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Fettuccine with sausage, mascarpone, and sottocenere al tartufo
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LaPomme on October 24, 2011
Not a cheap weeknight meal (the sottocenere al tartufo and the marscarpone were about $10 each). But delicious, and fairly simple to make. I added a bit of truffle salt to amp up the truffle flavor.
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Radiatore with tomato-cream sauce and fresh basil
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LaPomme on December 06, 2011
Used whole wheat shell pasta instead, to try to make it more healthy. It turned out super. The sub-recipe for tomato cream sauce makes A LOT of sauce, so I have about half of it in the freezer. If you have a submersion blender, this is definitely the time to break it out.
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Paglia e fieno
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Breadcrumbs on January 20, 2013
p. 222 Lovely chicken & mushrooms pasta dish! The author includes this recipe in the Classics section of the book however it was a new recipe for us; and one we’ll definitely make again and again. Evidently the author’s Mom used to make and sell this at the annual Christmas bazaar filling “hundreds” of orders. DM had a hunch that the dish would be great w chicken sausage and indeed she was right as in our view, it was the chicken that really took this dish from good to great. Definitely worth investing in the best possible quality of this ingredient; ours was the Garlic Chicken sausage from The Poultry Place in St. Jacobs. The addition of cream makes this dish even more rich and delicious. Definitely a decadent dish to be enjoyed when you feel like a treat. Photos here: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/886576#7840714
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Reviews about this book
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Pumpkin pasta dough
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Leite's Culinaria
The resulting pasta sheets were even better than I had imagined, golden in color and subtle in flavor - a perfect match for pumpkin lasagne. But you can also cut them into pappardelle or fettuccine...
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Pumpkin lasagne ai quattro formaggi
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Full review
Leite's Culinaria
There’s nary a chunk of roasted gourd in this lasagne recipe. Nope. Just gorgeous sheets of homemade pasta imbued with the spirit and spectacle of vibrant pureed pumpkin. No complaints here.
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- ISBN 10 0811872599
- ISBN 13 9780811872591
- Published Jun 01 2011
- Format Hardcover
- Language English
- Countries United States
- Publisher Chronicle Books
- Imprint Chronicle Books

