Saturday, March 9, 2013

Noodles now

American chefs a new level bring the creativity of the noodle.Featured Recipes

Agar-Agar half spaghetti and potato foam gnocchi a legend to make Spain's Ferran Adrià. But until recently few American chefs innovativeness ventured with pasta, because their clients revered classic Italian dishes. The recipes will never go out of fashion, but now freer feel chefs experiment. Make dough with different kinds of flour, it with ingredients, a traditionalist would shock flavors and noodles in outrageously good cross-cultural recipes serve - like angel hair pasta in broth with soft egg and a drizzle of Chile oil, a soup that is so slurpable like ramen. The courts, the consequences are for adventurous and creative chefs. In addition you will find techniques that will love even beginners like this for Pasta Pomodoro: cook noodles in water for five minutes, then let it finish in tomato sauce (even the infant art works) cooking, until it is infused with flavor. Continue reading master for more bold ideas from America's new pasta.

Fusilli with Shrimp and Lemon Butter

Brilliant idea: toss gluten free corn pasta with shrimp for a new perspective on the shrimp and grits.

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Italian Ramen

Brilliant idea: chicken noodle soup such as ramen, it serve to treat oil with a soft egg and Chile.

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Squid Ink Pasta with Asparagus

Brilliant idea: toss hot pasta with Crème Fraîche to make an instant, creamy sauce.

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Casarecce with Spicy Skate and Snap Peas

Brilliant idea: add vinegar marinated chiles for heat and astringency.

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Beet Gnocchi with Walnut-Sage Butter

Brilliant idea: you make healthier by adding beet puree gnocchi.

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Baked Shells with Cauliflower and Taleggio

Brilliant idea: Add wine to cheesy baked pasta, to compensate for the wealth to.

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Toasted Fazzoletti with Chanterelles and Hazelnuts

Brilliant idea: some of the flour in your Pasta dough toast to it sweet and nut-like taste.

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Sarah Grüneberg at Spiaggia in Chicago, top chef finalist, shares her take on four famous pasta sauces.


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