• 30 minutes to prepare • • Serves 4
Better than pasta? Yes
An easy, and very tasty recipe: this is the secret of every baked pasta , a traditional Italian dish and the perfect solution for recycling leftovers, usually thanks to the filling of cheeses and cured meats left in the fridge.
A first course that recalls the most simple traditions and that immediately makes you feel at home: this is why it has become a real must-have for Sunday family lunches, and for Christmas holidays. Enjoy!
Here's what you will need for the 4-serving recipe:
750 g rigatoni pasta
2 eggs
4 hard boiled eggs
250 g minced meat
150 g scamorza cheese
100 g ham
100 g Parmesan cheese
3 slices white bread
400 g sugo di pomodoro (tomato sauce, prepared like here)
100 ml milk
200 g cherry tomatoes
EVO oil
salt and pepper
- Soak the white bread in the milk, after removing the crust, for about 2 minutes
- Season the ground meat with some grated Parmesan cheese, milk-soaked bread and a pinch of pepper. Stir to mix well
- Beat the egg in a small bowl and add it to the ground meat mixture
- Prepare meatballs: take a small handful of meat mix in your hand and create a round shape. Continue to use up all the meat in the same manner making more polpette, placing the finished ones on a baking sheet
- Heat the tomato sauce in a large pan, and - when it is boiling - place the meatballs inside and let them cook for 20 minutes
- Boil pasta in salted water until al dente. Drain and keep aside
- Preheat oven to 180°C fan forced
- In a large bowl place pasta with some tomato sauce and some parmesan cheese. Mix well to season
- Place one ladle of sugo di pomodoro sauce on the bottom of a a large baking dish
- Top with half the pasta, spread some meatballs, and few slices of ham and scamorza cheese. Add the hard boiled eggs - sliced -, then cover with the remaining pasta
- Spread the sugo di pomodoro sauce you have left over the pasta. Sprinkle over cherry tomatoes, halved, and more Parmesan cheese
- Bake for 40 minutes, 30 minutes sealed with aluminum foil, and the last 10 minutes without it
- Let it cool down for 5 minutes and bring it to your gluttonous table!
In the following, Nutrition Facts of this dish are indicated. Data is provided per serving.
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