Pasta lovers can look forward to an outstanding selection of Farinacei (handmade pastas) such as Ricotta Lemon Ravioli (orange butter sauce), Hand - Rolled Potato Gnocchi (organic mushrooms, basil, white truffle oil) and
Tagliatelle Bolognese (braised veal, beef, pork, tomato sauce); all prepared in house using the «la monferrina» pasta machine imported from Italy.
Not exact matches
I would always order the
Bolognese Sauce, which they served over a fatter noodle called
tagliatelle pasta.
The mushroom
bolognese was full of flavour with a rich tomato sauce and I what I love the most about it is that some carrot noodles were mixed with the wheat
tagliatelle which is such a clever way to sneak in extra veggies into your meal.
Next, our over an hour simmering
bolognese sauce was topped on our freshly made
tagliatelle.
Cantina Italiano's served this
Bolognese in classic American - Italian style resting atop the deliciously light and house made
tagliatelle pasta in a 1:1 ratio.
Tagliatelle with Lentil Mushroom
Bolognese Sauce We made a big portion of this last week and it was the bomb.
There could be
tagliatelle alla
Bolognese, or prime rib with horseradish turmeric sauce, maybe artichokes barigoule — whatever the chef, Joshua Lewin, is psyched about that day.
Vegan lentil mushroom
bolognese sauce with gluten - free
tagliatelle.
We learnt to make fresh pasta in the Vecchia Scuola
Bolognese run by famous chef Alessandra Spisni (who was quick to point out that
Bolognese is traditionally made with
tagliatelle and most definitely not spaghetti), and we explored Bologna's ancient subterranean canals in a rubber dinghy and later joined the locals in gorging ourselves on aperitivo, where a little extra on your drinks bill gets you an unlimited snack buffet too.
Emilia Romagna is the birthplace of Parmigiano Reggiano, Balsamic Vinegar, Prosciutto di Parma and those iconic dishes known the world over such as Lasagne, Tortellini, Tortelloni,
Tagliatelle and Ragù alla
Bolognese.
Without a doubt, one of the «must try» specialties of the Bologna region is traditional
Tagliatelle pasta with
Bolognese sauce.
Tagliatelle al ragu is a true Italian
Bolognese, and completely different than what you make at home.