Sinopsis
Authors Andrew Schloss and Ken Bookman present 100 wonderful pasta sauces that are prepared and finished in the time it takes to boil the water and cook the pasta. In fact, many of these recipes are so easy, the sauce is finished in just 5 or 10 minutes, giving you time to chop up a salad and set the table, too.
How is this possible? Using the right ingredients and techniques, as the authors explain, these recipes are easy enough for even beginner cooks to master. Tips include using fresh herbs to impart flavor quickly and having blocks of cheese like Parmesan and Romano to add a delicious finishing touch without extra cooking. Vegetables such as spinach and broccoli are cooked in the same pot of boiling water as the pasta, saving time and effort.
If the perennial question is "What's for dinner?" and if "pasta" is always the perfect answer, then recipes like Dill and Potato Sauce, Sausage in White Clam Sauce, Lemon Scallop Sauce, and Pecorino Spinach Sauce will help you make your point deliciously. And best of all, with While the Pasta Cooks, you'll have dinner on the table before anyone has a chance to ask that other dinnertime question, "Is it ready yet?"
Reseña del editor
100 pasta dishes that can be prepared in the time it takes to cook the pastaWhile the Pasta Cooks is the ultimate book for pasta lovers in a hurry. Every pasta sauce in the book (100 recipes in all) can be prepared in the time it takes to bring the water to a boil and cook the pasta -- about 20 minutes or less.The authors believe that by cutting down on cooking time, you improve the taste of your food. For example, fresh herbs like basil and oregano are added just before the sauce is completed, adding much more flavor than using dried herbs.Pasta has been one of the most popular topics in food for the past several years because it is so affordable, versatile, and nutritious, but no cookbook has been written before with such an eye for saving time in the kitchen.
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