Slow roasted pasta sauce
1 red onion peeled and roughly quartered
2-3 cloves of garlic peeled
1/2-1 red chilli de-seeded
handful of flat leaf parsley
2-3 piquillo peppers (lidl stock these in jars, very handy)
500ml passata
Simply chuck everything bar the passata into a blender and whizz to a paste.
Tip into a hot sauce pan with a tablespoon of olive oil and season. Turn down the heat and allow to cook out slightly without burning, allowing the flavours to amalgamate.
Add the passata and bring to a gently simmer, stirring gently so as it does'nt stick and burn. The longer you can allow the sauce to simmer away here the better but 7-10 minutes should be ample time.
For the sausages, i try to use a nice sausage like Cumberland. With a sharp knife slit the sausage down the middle without cutting all the way through. Next spread the meat out flat with the back of a spoon, basically giving a flatter surface allowing for crispyness and less cooking time. heat a griddle pan and rub some olive oil onto the fleshy part of the sausage. Fry the sausages flesh side down first before turning over and finishing off skin side.
I served this sauce with fussilli pasta and strips of the sausages.
Add the passata and bring to a gently simmer, stirring gently so as it does'nt stick and burn. The longer you can allow the sauce to simmer away here the better but 7-10 minutes should be ample time.
For the sausages, i try to use a nice sausage like Cumberland. With a sharp knife slit the sausage down the middle without cutting all the way through. Next spread the meat out flat with the back of a spoon, basically giving a flatter surface allowing for crispyness and less cooking time. heat a griddle pan and rub some olive oil onto the fleshy part of the sausage. Fry the sausages flesh side down first before turning over and finishing off skin side.
I served this sauce with fussilli pasta and strips of the sausages.
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