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Tag Archives: pasta recipes
Pasta w/ Olives, Capers & Anchovies – or a “White” Puttanesca Sauce
Puttanesca sauce is a tangy, somewhat salty spaghetti sauce made with ingredients typical of Southern Italian cuisine: tomatoes, olive oil, olives, capers, and garlic. Giuliano Hazan, son of famed Italian cookbook writer Marcella Hazan, calls this riff “a tomato-less version … Continue reading
A Spicy Tomato Pasta with Fresh Ricotta that Drew the Crowds in Naples
Choosing to follow the crowds instead of the guidebooks, food writer Janet Fletcher and her husband found themselves one day in a crowded working-class lunch spot in Naples. “After a glance around, we decided to have what everyone else was … Continue reading
A Meatless Pasta that Mushroom Lovers in Particular Will Like
Mushroom enthusiasts, in particular, will like the pasta featured here. It showcases shiitakes and less common varieties such as brown clambshell, chicken-of-the-woods, gamboni, and trumpet. The result: an earthy dish combining broad ribbons of pasta and rosemary-scented mushrooms. (Click here … Continue reading
A Pasta Showcasing a Pleasantly Assertive Flavored Veggie Plus Goat Cheese
Rapini is at its seasonal peak here in California, although it’s available much of the year. The food gurus at Saveur magazine like using this pleasantly bitter vegetable – also called broccoli rabe – in a pasta combined with goat … Continue reading
One-Pot Meal: Pasta w/ Broccoli Rabe & Sausage from Italy’s Puglia Region
Orecchiette with broccoli rabe is a classic dish from Italy’s Puglia region, in the south of the country. Food writer Janet Fletcher includes Italian sausage in her version and calls it her “one-pot dinner I turn to when I’m too … Continue reading
Start the New Year with a “Sophisticated Yet Simple” Radicchio Pasta
We splurged on great meals over the holidays: roast goose stuffed with apples and dried fruit; mushroom and ricotta ravioli drizzled with our Limited Reserve olive oil; and a chocolate-laden Buche de Noel. With the arrival of the New Year, … Continue reading
A Dish that Will Wow People: Linguini with Roasted Beets
We did a double-take when we first saw the photo here for linguini with roasted beets, fresh tarragon and caraway. It’s stunning! We’re betting it would warm the heart of any dad this Father’s Day … or any day. And … Continue reading
Pan-Roasted Butternut Squash Tossed with Capellini Pasta
Count butternut squash as our favorite member of the winter squash family. We used it the other day to fill ravioli. It’s also good in soups, risotto, casseroles, breads, you name it. The blazing orange flesh is gorgeous. And this … Continue reading

