Lent is upon us, my big trip as well. For one must be eaten empty the freezer, on the other I do not like rich food more, of which there were more than enough in the winter months.
What is a fact that unlike a simple, honest pasta.
In anticipation of a country that has the best cuisine in the world. Sicily. That's not just Italy, though that would be sufficient. No, the entire history of European art of cooking begins in Sicily, with a bang. Then, the Sicilians are really proud of.
safety was the proverbial Fertility of the volcanic Sicily, which was not in vain as an island of the grain goddess Demeter, to this process.
renowned chefs like, with its origins in Syracuse, maybe there was here the first cooking school in Europe. Unfortunately, the records and statements of the former star chefs such as Heraclides of Syracuse or Hegesippus are missing from Taranto. But so what? coquus Siculus, Sicilians are cooks. As a Roman proverb says.
until well into the Roman Empire were Sicilian chefs - as well as today- export success.
The cliche still works at Edward Bulv for, 1834 in his successful novel - can throw around a cooking island - The Last Days of Pompeii . Those were the days.
If anyone here thinks that would be was my idea, far from it. I have since written off at Fresh dirty Peter Peter . Copy is yes at present almost a must.
have now so I decided for me to participate in this event at Zorra . So it was quite clear, just spaghetti should be.
was given me at once the great Loriot Sketch and wonderful with the pasta .
Ingredients:
- 100 g spaghetti grana duro, p. P.
- an anchovy, marinated in olive oil
- 1 chili pepper 2-3 cloves of garlic
- parsley
- olive oil, finest quality
- bottarga in Puverform, to the whole a Sicilian Touch to give
the spaghetti in salted water as directed.
melt in a pan with anchovies in olive oil. The garlic, which necessarily must be fresh, tiny dice and place with crushed chili peppers to sauté and short. The al dente cooked spaghetti
drain and still dripping wet to enter.
parsley finely and mix everything together.
Easy does it really does not, even cheaper, you see sometimes on the roe, which indeed is not always at hand.
These, if available and desired, sprinkle on the table, according to taste of the pasta and maybe drizzle with olive oil. Otherwise
use, just like those in Sicily, Mollica di Pane, so roasted breadcrumbs in Olio. Looks exactly like bottarga is also nice crisp in his teeth, something tastes less Intensieve.
Basta, e buon appetito!
Blog Event LXV - Waiver with pleasure - Wining through Lent