
Sautéed Rigatoni
Sautéed rigatoni is a first course rich in flavors and aromas, typical of Italian cuisine. The ridged pasta perfectly matches a selection of mixed meats, such as pork, kid, and dormouse, flavored with onion, parsley, and hot peppers. The dish is enriched by the strong taste of bay leaves, red wine, and grated pecorino cheese. An explosion of flavors that will make your meal unforgettable.
Ingredients
- Rigatoni pasta
1,000G1,000G - Mixed meats
2,000G2,000G - Onion
11 - Parsley
1Bunch1Bunch - Bay leaves
2Leaves2Leaves - Extra virgin olive oil
20Cl20Cl - Lard
100G100G - Saltto taste
- Hot peppers
22 - Dry red wine
1Glass1Glass - Grated pecorino cheese
150G150G - Zucchini
1unit1unit
Preparation
- STEP 1 OF 6
A characteristic of this dish is the combination of domestic and wild meats, including the dormouse, which is highly esteemed in Calabria as well as in some inland areas of Campania.
- STEP 2 OF 6
In a large earthenware pot, pour the oil and lard, sauté the finely sliced onion, and add the meats cut into pieces but not deboned.
- STEP 3 OF 6
Gradually moisten with the red wine.
- STEP 4 OF 6
When it has completely evaporated, add a little water, the bunch of parsley and bay leaves well tied with a cotton thread, the salt, the chopped hot peppers, and the zucchini sliced into rounds.
- STEP 5 OF 6
Once fully cooked, remove the bunch of herbs.
- STEP 6 OF 6
Boil the rigatoni al dente in lightly salted water, drain them, pour them into the pot, stir carefully, sprinkle with pecorino cheese, sauté over the fire for a few minutes, and serve them together with the meats.
Suggestions
Pan
Wooden Spoon
General Information
Origin
Italia
Analysis
Attention
Macronutrients (100 gr)
Attention
Energy (kcal) | 177.35 |
Carbohydrates (g) | 19.02 |
of which Sugars (g) | 0.86 |
Fat (g) | 9.13 |
of which Saturates (g) | 2.55 |
Protein (g) | 4.72 |
Fiber (g) | 0.56 |
Sale (g) | 0.07 |
- Proteins4.72g·14%
- Carbohydrates19.02g·57%
- Fats9.13g·27%
- Fibers0.56g·2%