stresses me buy my favorite magazines and see that the maximum they can do in the summer is "teach" to make the salad with tomatoes or pasta salads. I understand that not everyone wants to immolate himself in front of the stove with the heat, but really none of us ever feel like a cooked dish?!
Like many of the recipes that I'm posting this ultimately comes from the cooking class that I took some time ago and was also published To Kitchen and Wine. This is a paccheri filling requires a great deal of commitment and the desire to brew in the kitchen, is perfect in a dinner at which there is no first course, served individually as appetizers.
Ingredients:
for 4 / 6 paccheri
- 120g ricotta
-30g of olives pitted and chopped (I used the usual gaeta)
-60g pecorino romano
- 4 tomatoes, extra virgin olive oil bunch
- thyme
- cinnamon
- black pepper
-sale
Prepare the soup affect cross on the bottom of tomatoes, plunge into boiling water for 30 seconds and then in water and ice, this will peel very easily.
Remove from tomato water with vegetation, leaving practically only the water that will be cooked over low heat for 10 minutes with a little olive oil and salt.
paccheri Cook in boiling salted water leaving them slightly al dente, cooked, plunge in iced water. Mix the ricotta with salt, thyme, pepper and olives; paccheri stuffed with this mixture, when ready to pass them in the cheese (as a kind of breading) on \u200b\u200bnon-stick pan and cook until the cheese has formed a crust. Join un pizzico di cannella alla vellutata di pomodoro e versare quest' ultima a specchio su un piatto, adagiarvi sopra il pacchero e decorare con un rametto di timo.