September is a month filled with reflection. We return from vacation with a much fresher and more alert mind, and this predisposition leads some to consider the first few days of this month the true turning point of the year, a sort of New Year's Eve complete with new resolutions. For others, September is simply a transitional month between summer and autumn. We love it for precisely this reason, because it ushers us into a new season of scents and flavors: autumn.
And so you don't arrive unprepared, we offer you a recipe that we're sure you'll love: Tagliatelle alla boscaiola . But tell us: how do you prepare it? Watch our version and then go on social media. Facebook And Instagram Join Mamù to discuss the recipe. We look forward to hearing from you!
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Difficulty: non-existent
Cost: Bass
Preparation time: about ten minutes
Cooking time: the double
Ingredients for four people:
- 360g of tagliatelle
- 360g of porcini mushrooms
- 220g of sausage
- 200 ml of cooking cream
- 1 onion
- Parsley, salt, extra virgin olive oil to taste
Preparing tagliatelle alla boscaiola
- First, take the mushrooms and clean them. Remove the stems and any parts you deem unsuitable, such as any soil. Finally, cut them into vertical slices.
- Chop the onion and brown it in a pan with a little oil until golden.
- At this point add the sausage and brown it for a few minutes.
- Once it's the right color, add the mushrooms. Stir and sauté. Cover with a lid and let everything simmer for about ten minutes. Remember to stir occasionally, and if you think the cooking water isn't enough, add more.
- After ten minutes, add salt, cream, and chopped parsley. Your boscaiola sauce is ready.
- The pasta is missing! Boil water and then throw in the tagliatelle. Once cooked al dente, drain and pour directly into the pan.
- Mix everything together and then you can serve.
Enjoy your meal!
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