Penne Arrabbiata

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Ingredients

3 cups of penne rigate, 2 whole italian sausages cooked and sliced, 12 to 16 jalapeno peppers, two cups of tomatos (diced or whole), olive oil, salt, asiago cheese, Italian parsley.

Directions

Fry the Italian sausages until fully cooked. Remove from pan.
Cook tomato sauce in sausage pan and season lightly with Italian dry seasoning if needed. Add sausages to the tomato product and let simmer for a few minutes. Add jalapeno peppers to the sauce.
Cook pasta in boiling water until al'dente. Strain and add a drizzle of olive oil, sprinkle of salt and a handful of coarsely chopped parsley and toss to mix ingredients.
Serve up pasta in pasta bowl. Top with finished sauce and garnish with fresh parsley and asiago cheese.

Footnotes

I love making this simple pasta and even better, your kids will love it too because it is so simple with nothing "weird" in it. Great way to introduce them to something traditional and flavourful.
 
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penne arrabbiata:
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Looks Good! Especially with all the Fresh tomatoes in my garden now..

but is that really "12 to 16" jalapenos? WoooEeee!

Eric, Austin Tx.
 
Looks Good! Especially with all the Fresh tomatoes in my garden now..

but is that really "12 to 16" jalapenos? WoooEeee!

Eric, Austin Tx.

Easy to pick out, but yeah maybe too many! 4 portions though so 3 to 5 on each dish.

Not too many kids are going to love a dish with 12-16 jalapenos in two cups of tomato.

Figures. :rolleyes:
 
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That picture doesn't look like it has many peppers in it at all. Looks good.

I'm a pepper freak but 16 jalepenos in pasta sauce would be just waaaaay too much for me.

I am more trdtitional with my arrabiata and used dry crushed red pepper.
 
That picture doesn't look like it has many peppers in it at all. Looks good.

I'm a pepper freak but 16 jalepenos in pasta sauce would be just waaaaay too much for me.

I am more trdtitional with my arrabiata and used dry crushed red pepper.

Actually the jarred jalapenos in this recipe don't seem to make the sauce hot at all, if that is what you are referring to. I made this in our restaurant this way for years and it was really popular with young people. Don't forget, you have to break the quantity of peppers down into servings too.
 
Actually the jarred jalapenos in this recipe don't seem to make the sauce hot at all, if that is what you are referring to. I made this in our restaurant this way for years and it was really popular with young people. Don't forget, you have to break the quantity of peppers down into servings too.



12 to 16 jalapeno peppers whole jalepenos peppers fresh would be totally overpowering for that amount of sauce. That amount of whole jarred peppers might be very "jarring" to most people too.

When do you slice up the peppers?
 
I was wondering about that, too.
The recipe called for 12-16 jalapeños. I was thinking whole, fresh peppers, not slices out of a jar. I thought maybe you picked them out after a while until I saw a couple slices in the pic, but still didn't realize you weren't using whole jalapeños.
I think I would like this with the pepper flakes instead anyway.
 
I was wondering about that, too.
The recipe called for 12-16 jalapeños. I was thinking whole, fresh peppers, not slices out of a jar. I thought maybe you picked them out after a while until I saw a couple slices in the pic, but still didn't realize you weren't using whole jalapeños.
I think I would like this with the pepper flakes instead anyway.


The recipe is written to call for whole peppers :furious: (<---- he isn't angry; he needs a glass of milk and a rolaids)

It would work for a much larger amount of sauce.
 
The recipe is written to call for whole peppers :furious: (<---- he isn't angry; he needs a glass of milk and a rolaids)

It would work for a much larger amount of sauce.

I keep that pot waaaay in the back of the cupboard... with three or four other pots inside it ;)
 

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