Here is a first course full of energy, color and character, perfect for lovers of strong and decisive flavors. It is a first course of cannulated sagne - a typical Salento pasta format - seasoned with a rich sauce prepared with rustic passata and spicy pescatorino. An intriguing and delicious combination, capable of giving emotions to fish lovers as well as to lovers of the "angry" versions of the great classics.
Put the sagne to cook in boiling salted water. Finely chop a shallot and fry it in a little oil, taking care not to burn it. Add the pass. Finely chop the pescatorino and add it to the sauce. Cook until the sauce has thickened properly. Drain the pasta, toss in the prepared sauce, and serve adding some mozzarella and a few rocket leaves.
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Cook the sagne in boiling salted water
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Chop the shallot
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Brown the shallot in a little extra virgin olive oil
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Add the pass
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Chop the pescatorino
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Add the pescatorino to the passata
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Cook and thicken
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Drain the sagne
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Season with the prepared sauce
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Sauté everything well in the pan
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Serve with some mozzarella and a little rocket
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