bob.durbin wrote:That's actually dried garganelli that's brought in from an Italian importer through Mattingly I believe. The sauce is just oven roasted roma tomatoes, garlic, basil, and fresh mozzarella. I made that quite a few times during my brief tenure as sous at 211.
Robin Garr wrote:bob.durbin wrote:That's actually dried garganelli that's brought in from an Italian importer through Mattingly I believe. The sauce is just oven roasted roma tomatoes, garlic, basil, and fresh mozzarella. I made that quite a few times during my brief tenure as sous at 211.
Thanks, Bob! I noticed that the "penne" were actually squares rolled into quills, not clear if it was done in the kitchen or at the pasta factory.I wouldn't say the sauce is "just" those things. Sometimes simple is good, and this is one of those cases.
bob.durbin wrote:That's what I really liked about chef Allen's cooking style. It's classic, straight forward, and he puts out really good food.
meghan.levins wrote:Robin, your pasta dish you reviewed a few weeks ago was made with fresh pasta! Chef Allen has been doing fresh pasta for evening entrees for a few months now, sooooo worth the effort too.
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