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Pasta with gorgonzola and black olives

Pasta with gorgonzola and black olives
Pasta with gorgonzola and black olives
It is a creamy first course with a bold flavor, made with melted gorgonzola and finely chopped black olives, which give it a characteristic 'ash' color. It is a quick and simple recipe, perfect for a tasty and refined meal. Ideal for those who love intense and enveloping flavors
Yield: 2 servings
Total time: 25 min
Preparation time: 10 min
Cooking time: 15 min
Difficulty:
Cost:
Tools: Stove, Non-stick pan
Weight per serving: 310 g
Energy: 815 Kcal
Carbohydrates: 79 g
Fats: 47 g
Proteins: 30 g
Skiing: 1 h 55 min
Allergens: Gluten, Milk
Diet: Vegetarian
Pairing: Chardonnay
Occasion: Fast dinner

Ingredients

Portions for 2 servings
2
200 g
130 g
80 g
Black olives (pitted)
80 g
q.s.

Directions

It takes 5 steps in 25 min
1 Pasta with gorgonzola and black olives
Put a large pot with plenty of salted water on the stove for cooking the pasta
2 Pasta with gorgonzola and black olives
Finely chop the olives, then set them aside
3 Pasta with gorgonzola and black olives
Place a pan on the stove with the gorgonzola, milk, and cream, heating over low heat until everything is melted and perfectly combined, then turn off the heat
4 Pasta with gorgonzola and black olives
Cook the pasta, drain it one minute before the cooking time is up, and put it in the pan with the gorgonzola along with a bit of cooking water
5 Pasta with gorgonzola and black olives
Sauté the pasta in the pan, adding the chopped olives and a bit of pepper over high heat until the gorgonzola cream slightly thickens

Cost

It is a dish from the humble tradition, requiring only a few inexpensive ingredients

Health

Gorgonzola and cream certainly don't help keep the calories low, so try to be satisfied with just one portion without asking for seconds
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