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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