One night, two pints down, in Waitrose - it seemed a good idea to do the Heston recipe suggestion: Steak with rocket and parmesan. It was dressed with meat juices and lemon and olive oil.
We infused the olive oil with the lemon as instructed - and it was really really strong. But - all in all - a great combination - its another variant on my hot salad fixation.
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Thursday, 7 April 2011
Friday, 22 October 2010
Pumpkin Tortelli
Made the pasta with new recipe which only used 200g flour and 2 eggs - and was enough for 4 people.
Pumpkin was roasted in the oven, then pureed. Added breadcrumbs and loads of parmesan.
Pasta was made and rested only for 15 minutes, then pushed through the pasta maker, to a thinner setting than usual, so that when doubled over, the tortelli wouldn't be too stodgy. It worked well - consistency was good.
Pumpkin was a bit disappointing as it went a pale yellow colour - not like butternut squash which keeps its brilliant orange.
We finished the dish with classic 'sauce' - butter and sage, more parmesan, splash of olive oil and lots of black pepper.
A light and satisfying meal. Sage butter makes anything good ;)
Tortelli took some time to roll out, cut out and assemble, and i kept thinking i should get annoyed with it taking so long - but immediately realised that actually its just really fun. Especially when you've got someone to chat to in the kitchen. I could spend hours making this stuff. And they stack up so nicely when done. Brilliant.
Pumpkin was roasted in the oven, then pureed. Added breadcrumbs and loads of parmesan.
Pasta was made and rested only for 15 minutes, then pushed through the pasta maker, to a thinner setting than usual, so that when doubled over, the tortelli wouldn't be too stodgy. It worked well - consistency was good.
Pumpkin was a bit disappointing as it went a pale yellow colour - not like butternut squash which keeps its brilliant orange.
We finished the dish with classic 'sauce' - butter and sage, more parmesan, splash of olive oil and lots of black pepper.
A light and satisfying meal. Sage butter makes anything good ;)
Tortelli took some time to roll out, cut out and assemble, and i kept thinking i should get annoyed with it taking so long - but immediately realised that actually its just really fun. Especially when you've got someone to chat to in the kitchen. I could spend hours making this stuff. And they stack up so nicely when done. Brilliant.
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