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Penne Boscaiola Recipe

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Penne Boscaiola
Photo: Sara Harris

 

 

TRADITIONAL ITALIAN RECIPE: This pasta recipe is one of my all time favourites. In different regions of Italy you will see it made with heavy cream or tomato sauce but I prefer the basic version.

 

The mushrooms in the sauce are so flavourful that you don’t need anything else to confuse the taste. You can even add a hint of truffles or truffle oil to complement the porcini mushrooms.

 

The name comes from the word Boscaiolo, referring to a forestor or woodsman, indicating where the main ingredient mushrooms come from.

 

Don't overdo this recipe, stick with this traditional home-style recipe instead of trying to impress with chef-worthy creations, because this is one of those recipes that don't need any change. A bit like a Queen song. This is like the culinary version of Bohemian Rhapsody.

 

This very debate comes up every time, and as you know I'm an ANTI-CHEF kind of guy, and I hate when I see people trying to cook like a chef instead of just making good food with great ingredients. The chef has no valid points to me, because I see no point in destroying a classic dish and start drawing stuff on a plate. I like the classic "trattoria", where they give you a full plate of awsome homemade pasta.

 

Cooking shouldn’t be terrifying but a simple exercise in nourishing yourself and your family in a wholesome way. If I think about my favourite foods they are all easy, cheap, and accessible, the food I grew up on, not the food of five-star restaurants, small portions of something that tastes like something famous and that you will eventually pay as much as a kidney, or a lung at the organ's black market in china.

 

So let’s get back to cooking for the sake of our health and our cultures.

 

 

 



Skill Level: Skill Level Time: 35 Minutes
Price: Price Serves: 4 People


 

 

 

Ingredients:





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  • Metric:

     

     

     

    400gr Penne Pasta

     

    400gr Porcini Mushrooms

     

    300gr Cherry Tomatoes

     

    120gr Smoked Bacon

     

    1 Onion

     

    70ml Water

    ( or White Wine )

     

    40gr Pitted Black Olives

     

    30ml Olive Oil

     

    Fresh Parsley

     

    Salt and Pepper

     

     

     

    Optional:

     

    1 Garlic Clove




  • Imperial:

     

     

     

    14.1oz Penne Pasta

     

    14.1oz Porcini Mushrooms

     

    10.5oz Cherry Tomatoes

     

    4.2oz Smoked Bacon

     

    1 Onion

     

    2.4oz Water

    ( or White Wine )

     

    1.4oz Pitted Black Olives

     

    1oz Olive Oil

     

    Fresh Parsley

     

    Salt and Pepper

     

     

     

    Optional:

     

    1 Garlic Clove




  • Cups:

     

     

     

    5 handfuls Penne Pasta

     

    3 cups Porcini Mushrooms

     

    3 handfuls Cherry Tomatoes

     

    0.5 cup Smoked Bacon

     

    1 Onion

     

    0.33 cup Water

    ( or White Wine )

     

    0.25 cup Pitted Black Olives

     

    2 tablespoons Olive Oil

     

    Fresh Parsley

     

    Salt and Pepper

     

     

     

    Optional:

     

    1 Garlic Clove




 

 

 

Directions:


 

01 - Begin by cleaning up the Mushrooms, possibly using a wet towel instead of running water, and cut in clices.

 

02 - Cut the Smoked Bacon.

 

03 - Chop Cherry Tomatoes and Olives.

 

04 - You can start now boiling the water for the Pasta.

 

05 - In a large frying pan, saute Bacon and Onion ( and Garlic ) for a couple of minutes, or just until the bacon has browned.

 

06 - Add the Mushrooms and saute for another couple of minutes.

 

07 - You can now cook the Pasta.

 

08 - Add Tomatoes, Olives and Water ( or White Wine ), and cook for 5 minutes.

 

09 - Drain the Pasta al dente and combine it with the Sauce in the pan.

 

10 - Cook for 10 minutes mixing well.

 

11 - Sprinkle some Parsley on top. Serve.





Notes:


 

- Feel free to serve the Pasta with some Parmesan Cheese.

 

 

 

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