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Spaghetti w/Red Sauce & Prosciutto Rolls Appetizer

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Spaghetti w/Red Sauce & Prosciutto Rolls Appetizer
Posted 11/24/08 by thetuscangun
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Venues: Cheese
Meats
Pasta & Grains
Produce & All Things Green
Spices & Herbs
Categories: Basil
Meats
Parmigiano - Reggiano
Pasta
Red Pepper Flakes
Vegetables
Sub Categories: Ham
Leafy Greens
Onion Family
Spaghetti
Tomatoes
Places: Toscana, Italy
Keywords: food, italian, tuscan, debi, mazar, red sauce, tomato, pasta, al dente, cooking, noodles, wine, Shauna, Entourage, Goodfellas, adverti
Servings: 2
Description:

TV and Film star Debi Mazar (Entourage, Goodfellas) and her Tuscan husband Gabriele Corcos make real home-style Italian classics.

“Hi Everybody,
Welcome to our Pilot Episode.”

Ingredients:

Red Sauce:

1/2 red onion
2 tablespoons of olive oil
1 can of pelati (16 ounces)
2 handful of fresh basil
1 hot red pepper
Salt, Pepper
Fresh grated parmesan

 

Prosciutto rolls with Arucola:

6 Slices of Prosciutto
6 generous pinches of fresh Arugula

Preparation:

Red Sauce:

 

Chop the onion medium thin.

Wash the fresh basil and set aside.

Process the can of pelati. 

On a medium high flame brown the onion...

When golden, pour the pelati, add salt, pepper and red pepper, and lower the flame to medium.

The cooking time is about 15 minutes...this is what it takes to the sauce to get to a nice consistency.

A few minutes before taking your sauce of the fire, put in the pan half of the basil...

Serve your dish; sprinkle the parmesan, grate the pepper, one or two leaves of basil...the olive oil!

 

Prosciutto rolls with Arucola:

 

Cut off most of the fat from your prosciutto.

Lay one slice at the time on a cutting board, put a pinch of arugula on the top of it...now roll! As easy as it gets!

 

Notes:

Teach your "guy" how prosciutto should be cut, and prepared in the Tuscan way. Slices must be thin but not too much...you should be able to keep a slice between your fingers, without it braking up in pieces.

Paper should be put between the slices when packing...otherwise youll get home, and when you open your package, youll find yourself with a steak of pressed prosciutto.

It is a good rule to cut off most of the fat off the prosciutto before slicing it...check the cut they are offering you...if you see too much fat on the borders you should have to cut it off!

 

Buon Appetito!

Debi & Gabriele

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