Friday, April 27, 2012

Cellentani with Bolognese Sauce and King Arthur Flour's No-Fuss Foccacia

A lot of bloggers delight in trying new things  - myself included.  
That's why I belong to three on-line cooking groups:



Cellentani with Bolognese Sauce

However, John and I love returning to tried and true recipes.  We don't re-post them often, but it's been a long time since we featured our delicious Bolognese Sauce.  Although Bolognese is traditionally served over Fettucine, tonight we served it with Cellentani.  The shorter pastas are a little less messy to eat and capture lots of sauce.  (Some professional pasta maker just shook his head and spit out, "Americana," with his hands raised helplessly!  To him, I apologize.)


I also used Novy Ranches grass-fed ground beef which made this sauce even more delicious!

Be sure top your pasta with lots of grated Parmesan Cheese!




I really wanted to serve this pasta with fresh Foccacia bread and was thrilled to find this recipe from King Arthur Flour that goes from yeast to bread in less than 2 hours.  I didn't have any of the optional special ingredients, so left them our (I sense a KAF order coming up soon...).  I used plain Olive Oil inside the bread and to grease the pan, but topped the bread with Basil Olive Oil Tuscan Sunset herbs, and Sea Salt.

This bread is so simple, versatile, and delicious!  And, we have enough left to make delicious sandwiches tomorrow!

Fresh from the oven!
Buon Appetito!

Black-crowned Night Heron ~ Channel Islands Harbor

9 comments:

  1. Oh I love the way this meal looks…from the pasta to the foccacia…just wonderful! Don’t you just love King Arthur’s? Great meal, Susan!

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  2. Some food items are definitely worth revisiting :-) Frankly, nothing beats a good foccaccia fresh out of the oven.

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  3. I love homemade foccacia, how delicious! You're right, it makes an excellent sandwich too.

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  4. Why did I have to see this just as I was about to eat a bowl of dry cereal? Wow, This looks delicious!!

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  5. Such a great shot of the heron...wow. And your tried and true recipes look delish! Loving that pasta shape...I'll have to keep a look out for it. Hope you're enjoying your weekend, Susan!

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  6. That bird doesn't look real - great photo!

    I do the same thing you two do, use a pasta that holds the sauce AND doesn't spew all over everything. Anything that can help on a weeknight I'm all for.

    Looks delicious.

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  7. Now that's a great meal. An amazing meal! Bolognese sauce and foccacia. I love it. There is no food more comforting to me than bread and pasta.

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  8. I have made this bread before but don't make it very often because I would eat the whole thing ... it's extremely good but bread & pasta are my downfall :-)

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