This is one of those meals that I chuck together when I haven't got anything else in or really can't be bothered to do any serious cooking! I've deliberately not included specific amounts because you can add things in quantities as you fancy.
Ingredients:
Pasta
Large knob of butter
Garlic
Chilli (dried or fresh) or Hot Tobasco Sauce (optional)
All the following to be roughtly chopped:-
Tomatoes
Onions
Courgettes
Carrots (finely chopped)
Red Peppers
Bacon - optional
Cream cheese
Method:
Put the pasta onto boil
Grill the bacon
In a separate pan, melt the butter and add the chopped onions and soften gently.
Add the garlic and chilli (to taste but I use lots!) and cook for another minute.
Add the tomatoes and cook until they are soft
Add the rest of the vegetables and cook until just done.
Chop the bacon (if using) and add to the vegetables
Stir in a goodly dollop of cream cheese (I use goat's cheese but any cream cheese will do)
Strain the pasta when cooked and stir it into the vegetable mix.
Serve!
Friday, November 24, 2006
Thursday, November 09, 2006
Creamy Pasta with Mushrooms
Italian, Main course, serves 2, pasta
Preparation time in minutes
30
Contains per single serving:
Energy 1065 cal, - protein 32 g
Fat 69g – carbohydrates 79 g
Ingredient’s:
200 g penne pasta
2 Portobello mushrooms
5 tablespoons olive oil
3 cloves of garlic, finely sliced
6 slices (rashers) of bacon
125 ml whipping cream
75 g Rucola
50 g Parmesan cheese in thin slices or grated.
Salt, freshly ground (lemon)pepper
Method:
Cook the Penne according to the instructions on the package.
Clean the mushrooms and cut them up into slices.
Heat 4 tablespoons of oil in a frying pan.
Put the garlic in and fry for one minute.
Put the mushrooms in and fry them over high heat for 4 minutes (let the moister evaporate).
Season well, with salt and lemonpepper.
Put everything on a plate and let it rest.
Put the rest of the oil in the same pan.
Bake the bacon until they are crispy and brown.
Take the bacon from the pan and put them on a piece of kitchen paper.
Strain the penne; reserve some of the hot water.
Put the penne back in the pan.
Add some of the cream and some of the reserved water.
Stir and put the rest of the cream (and water if needed) in.
Re-head it slowly.
Add the mushrooms, garlic and Rucola, stir lightly/slowly
If it’s hot enough, take it of the heat.
Divide the pasta over two plates or bowls sprinkle the bacon and the cheese over the top
Buon appetito!
Preparation time in minutes
30
Contains per single serving:
Energy 1065 cal, - protein 32 g
Fat 69g – carbohydrates 79 g
Ingredient’s:
200 g penne pasta
2 Portobello mushrooms
5 tablespoons olive oil
3 cloves of garlic, finely sliced
6 slices (rashers) of bacon
125 ml whipping cream
75 g Rucola
50 g Parmesan cheese in thin slices or grated.
Salt, freshly ground (lemon)pepper
Method:
Cook the Penne according to the instructions on the package.
Clean the mushrooms and cut them up into slices.
Heat 4 tablespoons of oil in a frying pan.
Put the garlic in and fry for one minute.
Put the mushrooms in and fry them over high heat for 4 minutes (let the moister evaporate).
Season well, with salt and lemonpepper.
Put everything on a plate and let it rest.
Put the rest of the oil in the same pan.
Bake the bacon until they are crispy and brown.
Take the bacon from the pan and put them on a piece of kitchen paper.
Strain the penne; reserve some of the hot water.
Put the penne back in the pan.
Add some of the cream and some of the reserved water.
Stir and put the rest of the cream (and water if needed) in.
Re-head it slowly.
Add the mushrooms, garlic and Rucola, stir lightly/slowly
If it’s hot enough, take it of the heat.
Divide the pasta over two plates or bowls sprinkle the bacon and the cheese over the top
Buon appetito!
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