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If its one thing Zainab doesn’t like saving time on, it’s her sauces. This sauce was simmered for 3 hours before it was pronounced fit for human consumption.
This sauce used Vine tomatoes as the base, which impart a nicer flavor than the usual variety. Also include was plenty of garlic, some carrots, celery and a bit of chopped onion. Towards the end, check the seasoning and add some salt and pepper as required. Finally, when its done, finely chop the coriander and stir into the sauce. Add a dash of extra virgin olive oil in the end for a little more flavor. Mix with cooked penne and serve. Some crusty garlic bread goes nicely with it. - Sid |
Like SAIF says, VAAAAAVVVVV…..
So many recipes per days or food articles.
On top of that those that I like n will like to try to make myself. Only 1 problem Olive oil is to expensive to experiment, but I’ll try, so recommend a affordable brand for bignners.
Also, Sid try to modify or edit Zainabs’ recipes with Indian context, i.e. spices and indgridents available here.
Coz u couldn’t cook in her kitchen as u weren’t comfirtable with things available there, so U knw U’ll understand our position.
Hi Jas – glad you liked the dish. About the ingredients, why don’t you tell what you have trouble procuring and I’ll let you know what to substitute or where to get it.
You can skip olive oil to start with, however, considering you will be using it sparingly, it will probably last a while. So, go ahead and pick it up!
What a lovely recipe – I was undecided what to cook tonight and now I’m decided, so thank you!
hey try this pasta
Ingredients
* 1 onion
* 2 clove garlic
* 1 zucchini
* 2 cups mushrooms
* 4-6 rashers bacon
* 440 grams tomatoes diced
* 1/2 cup cream
* penne
* 1 avocado
* pinch salt & pepper
* pinch mixed herbs
Instructions
saute oninon and garlic add bacon. Add chopped zucchini and mushrooms. pour in tomatoes and simmer until vegtables are cooked. Add salt and pepper and herbs. Cook Penne. Add cream and avocado and warm. Stir in with pasta and serve.