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Bacon, Bean and Potato Fettucine

February 9, 2014 by admin Leave a Comment

potato fettucine

This is adapted from a recipe from Locatelli’s “Made in Italy“.

Bacon, Bean and Potato Fettucine
 
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Recipe type: Main
Cuisine: European
Ingredients
  • 1 Leek
  • 3 Bacon rashers
  • 2 Potatoes (peeled)
  • 1 handful Green beans
  • 2 tbsp Pine nuts (toasted)
  • 4 tbsp Pesto
  • ½ Large red chilli (diced )
  • 2 tbsp Parmesan cheese (shredded)
  • 150 gm Haloumi
  • Fettucine
  • 1 handful Parsley
Instructions
  1. Saute leeks in butter on low heat until soft, 5-7 mins. Cut bacon rashers into rough pieces and fry until crisp. Put aside.
  2. Slice beans diagonally into 3 cm lengths. Blanch for 2 mins in boiling water. Cut potatoes into small cubes (1.5-2cm) and boil until just tender.
  3. Cook pasta until it is a minute short of being ready.
  4. While pasta is cooking, add leeks, beans, bacon and potatoes to pan along with chilli and pesto and 1-2 tbsp olive oil. Meanwhile, fry cubes of haloumi until browned all over.
  5. Add fettucine to pan along with 2-3 tbsp of cooking water from the pasta. Add pine nuts and parmesan cheese and mix together to heat.
  6. Serve with haloumi on top and shredded parsley leaves.
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I live and cook in the Adelaide Hills in South Australia. The region is similar to the Mediterranean, with temperate climate, fertile hills, nearby ocean, wonderful local vegetables, fruit, wine and meat produced locally. Cooking has been a growing passion for me, about connecting culture, creativity, community and spirit. The small garden in our new home is currently being established with some native bush ‘tucker plants’ and a range of herbs. I’ve just bought a yuzu tree!

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