
ANCHOVY PASTE PASTA SAUCE PLUS
Here, I use collard greens, which are easy to find and still create that homey green color and rich, textured flavor, but if you can source the more traditional cassava leaves, use them!ġ small cabbage, cored and thinly sliced, about 4 cupsġ pound collard greens or cassava leaves, stems removedĢ pounds beef shoulder, cut into 2-inch cubesĢ teaspoons fine sea salt, plus more as neededġ habanero or Scotch bonnet chili (optional) It’s traditionally made with moringa, cassava or sweet potato leaves, and cabbage. This dish is a genuine representation of my roots-generous, heartwarming, and nourishing in all the right ways. it is a great recipe and taste good and appeals to everyone.Lisa’s first trip to Dakar was special for many reasons, not least of which was her introduction to my aunt Marie’s sauce feuille. Only thing I would add is a sprinkle of parmesan.įantastic and easy to make. Always have ingredients on hand and good enough to serve unexpected company. This will make it's way into our regular dinner rotation. I added extra garlic (because I always do) and used crushed tomatoes instead of pureeing whole ones. Great easy recipe! Everything besides the basil is pantry stuff that keeps forever. Anyone who says this dish is disappointing or not assertive enough must have blunted taste buds! If you use real anchovies, real capers, real crushed red pepper and most importantly real kalamata olives, this dish packs a wallop of taste! So far, my favorite puttanesca recipe. Served it with a steak and it was a great pair. Everything was great and my family loved it. I used flat anchovies in olive oil instead of paste and roasted tomatoes. Great recipe! I took different tips on all the reviews and changed it a bit as well. 4) quarter cut the olives lengthwise 5) be generous with whole anchovies Tasty hours afterwards out of the pan cold after the guests have gone home! We will keep the following adjustments: 1) fresh oregano in place of basil (keep the basil for pesto where is more properly belongs) mix 1/2 the oregano into the original sauce after step 2 to flavor the oil 2) use Cirio Italian crushed tomatoes 3) consider fettucine as the sauce overbalances the pasta with spaghettini. We will serve it to company as a quick meal. Third, I put some fennel seeds into the sauce because I like what they bring to the taste of the sauce. If I find really good Roma tomatoes at the local grocery I sometimes use them instead. Second, I used canned San Marzano tomatoes. I make this quite often with a few tweaks.įirst of all I use anchovies fillets and not paste. and for my tomatoes I used cherubs sliced in half and sautéed and used roasted tomato bits in the end after the pasta was added to the mix. I made this for the first time last night. This recipe reheats well, so make enough for leftovers. I usually add more garlic than is called for. So happy to have this recipe!ĭelicious! If you don't have anchovy paste, you can make your own by finely cutting some anchovies and smashing them. Next time I will use the tomatoes that it calls for. I used canned tomato sauce because that's what I had on hand, and because it was so thick it didn't really let the flavors shine. It calls for canned tomatoes but shows Cherries so I did both. Good job with the cilantro on the picture. Next time I'm going to add some fresh oregano along with the fresh basil from my herb garden. And there's enough left over for a second meal. We also sprinkled parmesan cheese on top, which also adds a salty flavor. I'm so glad I did, it was plenty salty without the added salt. Given how salty capers, olives and anchovy paste is, I skipped the extra teaspoon of salt in the sauce as well as the 2 1/2 Tablespoons of salt in the pasta water.

I also put in a pound of sliced, precooked chicken.

I used a can of diced tomatoes and added a small can of tomato sauce. I cut my Kalamata olives in half and added a handful of black olives, just for variety. Then I forgot about it and I lost the old recipe, so I tried this one. I used to make this dish with my mom years ago. And instead of adding howled cherry Tomatoes I used can diced with with basil and garlic in it. I just made this for the 2nd time this time I added red onion and chicken to it. I was able to make the shift in my own, substituting halved grape tomatoes, seared for the can of tomatoes. I wanted to make a less saucy puttanesca and loved the cherry tomatoes pictured, but that is not this recipe. But what on earth relates this recipe to the pictured result?
