Homemade pasta

By VicentaLakin

Homemade pasta
The son is very fond of pasta, but he loves the smell of green sauce, which is made of fresh Loretta and pine, garlic, lemon, Palmerson cheese, olive oil, and which is made up of rich roach, pine and cheese elements that fill the whole sauce with pure, thick taste. Having previously bought a bottle of ready-made sauce at the supermarket entry counter, it felt different from what the restaurant had eaten, and thought about making it and searching it on the Internet, the practices were virtually different, and more material was available than they liked. As a food, there are a lot of spices in the family that don't have Roller alone, because it's too easy to come, so it's only easy to buy when you want to eat, and now there's a treasure in the world, and you can buy almost everything you want. The problem is that each buys more, at least half a pound, and sometimes it really doesn't run out of time, and a couple of days later, it ends in caviar. I don't know how long it's supposed to last for a period of time, but I've had it for more than a month and it tastes just as good, except for the fresh green color。

Recipe Recommendations

  • pasta 110 grams
  • Crispy sausage appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount
  • olive oil appropriate amount
  • green sauce 2 tablespoons
  • basil leaves 200 grams
  • pine nuts 150 grams
  • green lemon one
  • garlic 20 grams
  • Parmesan cheese powder 60 grams

Steps for Homemade pasta

  • 1
    Prepare the material, Loretta cleans up the dry water。
  • 2
    Pine makes the scent first。
  • 3
    The lemon is stained with salt and rinsed with skin scraps, and the lemon juice is swung。
  • 4
    Put all the caviar materials in the breaker and start。
  • 5
    Just make a thick sauce。
  • 6
    When homemade caviar is fresh, it's very attractive in colour, it's more of an inexhaustible jar-sealed freezer, with some olive oil on the surface, and I'll try to freeze it for a month, but it's not as bright as it was when it was made。
  • 7
    Pasta practice: Put a proper amount of water in the pot (a little more than better), add a proper amount of salt, not enough salt, boil it, and spread the pasta up and down so as to avoid binding the pasta。
  • 8
    Boiled for about 5-8 minutes, depending on the individual ' s preferences, and leached。
  • 9
    There's little olive oil in the pot, and it's in the larvae。
  • 10
    Put it in the pasta and turn it up。
  • 11
    Turn off the fire, put in two spoons of homemade caviar。
  • 12
    Enjoy the plate。
  • Homemade pasta Make Tips

    There is no standard for making caviar, and the taste of what you like can increase. 2. If freshly made caviar, it can be fixed directly in the pasta. I'm frozen caviar, so I'm in a hot pot. 3 or the pasta can be added to all the material you like, and my kids prefer the larvae, and I'll fry it and taste better。