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Der Beitrag Garganelli alla Panna erschien zuerst auf kitchensplace.
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When I was on vacation in Italy this summer, I was of course always looking for an original and local pasta dish. I finally found my master in the small town of Ravenna, known for its mosaics. Simple and classic Italian dishes were served in an Italian tavern. Including this recipe for Garganelli alla Panna – a pasta that is very similar to the penne, with a creamy cream sauce and fresh prosciutto cotto. Supposedly simple, but just plain good.
Anyone who has ever eaten a real alla panna sauce knows what I mean when I say that these are not just pasta with cream sauce. The combination of fresh egg, cream, salt and nutmeg combined with the right amount of pasta water and a good feeling for cooking temperatures just melts young and old. Any type of pasta goes well with it, whether spaghetti, penne alla panna or even tortellini alla panna.
If you like this recipe for Garganelli alla Panna, you might also like my Tortellini alla Panna with processed cheese.


Calories: 788 – Protein: 33g – Fat: 40g – Carbs: 72g


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]]>Der Beitrag Pasta Bolognese erschien zuerst auf kitchensplace.
]]>Some days it just has to be pasta – and what sauce usually fits better than a good Bolognese? You can find it in many places all over the world, but a really good Bolognese is rarely there. Sometimes the sauce is too oily, sometimes too watery and sometimes even without tomato flavor. My recipe for Bolognese is fresh, tomato-sweet and spicy and is based on the Italian original.

Have you ever eaten or even prepared an original Italian Bolognese? If so, then you probably know that the right Bolognese should simmer at least 2h, if not longer. I tried the long cooking time in this recipe and can tell you that it is worth it! The long cooking time makes the bolognese sauce super smooth, tender and soft. All the ingredients combine through the long cooking time and out comes an intense, flavorful and round sauce. By the way, did you know that the original Italian recipe includes bacon in addition to ground beef, carrots, celery and tomatoes? Neither did I! Unfortunately, I didn’t have any pancetta on hand for this bolognese, so I left it out of this recipe. If you’re curious, give it a try.
By the way, for my bolognese I used linguine – a slightly thicker spaghetti. The sauce sticks a little better than on thin spaghetti, but if you like it more traditional, of course, you can just go for spaghetti. No matter what type of pasta, this sauce is ultimately the queen of the recipe! As a side dish to this delicious Pasta Bolognese, I can furthermore recommend my simple lettuce with Grandma’s salad dressing. This makes the recipe really round.


Calories: 691 – Protein: 39g – Fat: 27g – Carbs: 104g


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]]>Der Beitrag Italian pasta salad erschien zuerst auf kitchensplace.
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Italian pasta salad is often prepared in many ways. But what mostly belongs to it are tomatoes, pine nuts and rocket! These ingredients go really well together and, above all, can be eaten wonderfully cold.
For the noodles, I opted for delicious mussel noodles. These are usually available in a well-stocked supermarket or directly in Italian specialist shops and make the pasta salad a little highlight. There are also fresh and sweet cherry tomatoes, creamy mozzarella, spicy rocket and roasted pine nuts. The dressing is also simple and quick: all you need is some red pesto (Pesto Rosso), olive oil, and salt and pepper. If you like, you can of course also make your own pesto. However, I opted for the faster option!
If you are in the mood for more salad ideas or side dishes, take a look at mine Recipe collection around. There you will not only find many other pasta recipes, but also other hearty and light dishes.

Calories: 326 – Protein: 12g – Fat: 9g – Carbs: 47g


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]]>Der Beitrag Wild Garlic Risotto erschien zuerst auf kitchensplace.
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My wild garlic risotto is fresh and delicious and goes perfectly with spring salads, fish and meat. Together with sweet shallots and parmesan, this creamy risotto is a real eye-catcher on the spring table. While everything is turning green outside, the kitchen is also preparing for spring. This wild garlic risotto is light and delicious!
By the way, I picked the wild garlic for this recipe myself! I spotted it on a hiking door (the smell of garlic in the forest suddenly couldn’t be overlooked) and cut off a small bundle. It doesn’t get any fresher! And it was worth it – because the wild garlic risotto in the evening was just incredibly tasty and fresh. Nevertheless, you should be careful that you find the right amount of wild garlic. Too much can no longer make this risotto pleasant. So I recommend: Season to taste, season to taste, season to taste!
If you fancy even more risotto variations, then have a look at one of mine Recipe collection around! In addition to this wild garlic risotto, you will also find many other variations.



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]]>Der Beitrag Rigatoni al forno with lentils erschien zuerst auf kitchensplace.
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Rigatoni al forno is available in dozens of different variations. What they all have in common is that they are topped with delicious cheese. For my variant, I opted for a vegetarian rigatoni variation consisting of a mild lentil sauce with tomatoes, onions, garlic and spices. For the perfect Rigatoni al forno I still need creamy mozzarella to bake the Rigatoni crispy and of course a homemade bechamel sauce, which rounds off this recipe.
If you like, you can of course modify this recipe as you like. Whether with minced meat, ham, peas or paprika – Rigatoni al forno can be baked with anything. Take a look at my others Pasta recipes around if you feel like it.

Calories: 452 – Protein: 21g – Fat: 11g – Carbs: 67g


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]]>Der Beitrag Spaghetti with chanterelles erschien zuerst auf kitchensplace.
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Spaghetti with chanterelles not only sounds easy and delicious, but this recipe is too! Less than 30 minutes, a handful of ingredients, some fresh herbs and this incredibly delicious dish is ready on your table in no time at all. All you need for this dish is a few spaghetti, fresh or frozen chanterelles, some creme fraiche or Schwand as well as butter, salt, pepper, garlic and parsley.
Even if chanterelles are more of a seasonal product, they can certainly be used frozen here. Whether with fresh chanterelles or frozen from stock – this dish is always fun! For all mushroom and pasta lovers, you can conjure up a wonderful lunch or dinner for friends and family with this dish.
If you are in the mood for more pasta recipes, then take a look at my recipe category “ Pasta and rice ” around.

Calories: 420 – Protein: 15g – Fat: 13g – Carbs: 56g


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]]>Der Beitrag Tortellini in Tomatensugo mit Rucola erschien zuerst auf kitchensplace.
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A classic tomato sauce is actually simmered for a long time with lots of ingredients and herbs. In my recipe for tortellini with tomato sauce, I opted for the quick version by simply boiling a few fresh and sweet tomatoes with a little sugar and thyme until they turn into a delicious little sauce. Connoisseurs may now note that this is not a Sugo, but I can live with that. I could have called this recipe tortellini in tomato sauce, but then my SEO control zone might have complained that I have used this keyphrase before!
Here to the recipe “Tortellini in Tomato Sauce” .
Anyway! Whether sugo or sauce – this recipe is simply delicious, easy to prepare and does not take 1.5 hours until the sauce is ready. Plus, you don’t need 10 different herbs and oils to achieve the perfect aroma. As usual, I use conventional ingredients that you can get in every supermarket and combine them into a delicious and inconspicuous recipe in a short time.


Calories: 313 – Protein: 16g – Fat: 9g – Carbs: 41g



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]]>Der Beitrag Tagliatelle with fried salmon in cream cheese and lime sauce erschien zuerst auf kitchensplace.
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Do you sometimes fancy a quick but tasty pasta that is a little more unusual than with tomato sauce? Then I have the perfect 30-minute recipe for balanced tagliatelle with fried salmon and spinach in a creamy cream cheese sauce with lime. A fancy combination prepared very easily with just a few ingredients.
Even if there is nothing wrong with pasta with tomato sauce, it can sometimes just be a little more varied. With these tagliatelle with salmon I honestly had to improvise a bit as I didn’t have any lemons or tomatoes in the house. So why not just work with lime instead of lemon and conjure up a quick and light sauce made from cream cheese and pasta water instead of tomato sauce? Said and done. The result was these creamy tagliatelle with fried salmon.
If you are also into the combination of pasta and salmon, then you might also like my spaghetti with salmon.

Calories: 672 – Protein: 49g – Fat: 12g – Carbs: 90g


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]]>Der Beitrag Spaghetti in cream cheese sauce with salmon erschien zuerst auf kitchensplace.
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I always particularly like a quick pasta after work or for lunch. I prefer to vary simple ingredients and spices so that a fine aroma is created in a short time. For this pasta, I made a conscious decision to use spaghetti with salmon, as these combinations go well together. There is also a simple cream cheese sauce, some fresh parsley and a slice of lemon for the final whistle. All in all, with this recipe you can conjure up a simple, tasty and quickly prepared pasta dish made from spaghetti with salmon.
If you are in the mood for more delicious pasta dishes, then take a look around my recipe collection.

Calories: 709 – Protein: 29f – Fat: 23g – Carbs: 95g



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Spaghetti Napoli is one of the classics of Italian pasta cuisine. This pasta variant is super easy to prepare in a short time and tastes good for the whole family. Some people know this dish simply by the term “pasta with tomato sauce”, but of course, fans of Italian cuisine would never call this dish that.
You only need a few ingredients for these simple spaghetti napoli. First and foremost, of course, you should have delicious spaghetti in your shopping basket, as well as strained or chopped tomatoes (depending on your preference). For the taste, I also recommend a fresh onion, fresh basil, a little sugar and parmesan.
If you like this dish, then you will definitely like my tortellini al pomodore, which are similar in principle and are served with delicious buffalo mozzarella.

Calories: 514 – Protein: 20g – Fett: 12g – Carbs: 78g


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