” What should I get ready for supper tonight?” In reaction to the classic concern, we have a timeless tip: tomato pastina! A soothing meal that takes us back to our youth years. This dish draws motivation from tomato soup however uses a wonderful twist compared to standard pastina in broth. Here, the pasta is sautéed straight in a basic sauce crafted with garlic and onions. A dash of chili pepper includes an unforeseen and delicious kick. Do not forget to serve this indulgent and velvety pasta meal with a generous cleaning of Parmigiano Reggiano!
It’s a fast and simple dish, prepared in a single pan, making it an ideal time-saving service for your winter season supper menus!
To prepare tomato pastina, peel and slice the onion 1 In a pan, heat the oil 2 and include the onion 3 a pinch of salt, and sauté up until golden brown.
Likewise, include the chili 4 and the basil stems. As quickly as the onion ends up being clear, include the grated garlic 5 Sauté it a bit more to soften it. Gather the tomato puree 6
Season with salt and a pinch of sugar (optional) 7 Prepare for 5 minutes with a cover on over low heat, stirring periodically. Include the orzo 8 cover it with the hot broth 9 and bring it to a simmer while stirring periodically, ensuring the pasta cooks to excellence.
Once the cooking is total, mix in the cheese and cold butter 10 taste it with basil leaves 11 and, if required, include a touch more broth 12 simply enough to make the meal velvety.
The tomato pastina is prepared 13 season it with a spray of grated Parmigiano Reggiano cheese 14 to your preference, and serve it right at the table 15