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2 hours ago, Maverickpro201 said:

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I got the recipe from a restaurant called Jasper's in KC. They call it Capellini d'Angelo alla Nanni, or something close. It's angel hair pasta with pancetta, mushrooms, peas, tomato cream sauce with Romano cheese. It's super easy to put together and we really like it. I'm happy to share the recipe if you'd like.

John

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20 hours ago, MOPanfisher said:

wash you sister sauce,

Hah!

John

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8 hours ago, ness said:

I got the recipe from a restaurant called Jasper's in KC. They call it Capellini d'Angelo alla Nanni, or something close. It's angel hair pasta with pancetta, mushrooms, peas, tomato cream sauce with Romano cheese. It's super easy to put together and we really like it. I'm happy to share the recipe if you'd like.

Ya please Share

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44 minutes ago, Maverickpro201 said:

Ya please Share

Here you go.

Jasper's marinara is pretty good stuff, but I don't know how available it is outside KC. I'm sure you could sub in any good marinara though. Also, I really think this is best with the angel hair pasta, but do what you like. 

Angel Hair Pasta with Tomato Cream Sauce

 

Ingredients
8 ounces angel hair pasta
5 ounces pancetta, diced
4 ounces mushrooms, sliced
12 ounces Jasper’s Marinara Sauce
4 ounces heavy cream
¼ teaspoon red pepper flakes
4 ounces Romano cheese
½ cup green peas

Directions
1. Bring salted water to a boil for pasta.
2. In a skillet, saute pancetta over low heat until fat is rendered and just turning crisp. Add mushrooms and saute until liquid is released and reduced, and rendered fat is absorbed.
3. Add marinara sauce, cream, red pepper flakes, peas and Romano cheese. Cook over medium heat until it reaches a simmer and reduce heat.
4. Cook pasta 4 minutes until al dente. Drain and add to skillet and toss to combine.

 

John

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Braised some bratwurst and served it over polenta.

 

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Anybody here like beets? I ask because I know there are a lot of folks on the hate side and I’m just curious if there’s any on the love side. 

We like them and grow a bunch in our kitchen garden. Just planted 128 last weekend. We’ll pickle some and roast some and do a fall planting if I get around to it. 

I didn’t take a pic, but last night we roasted a biggun and served it as a side with goat cheese and chopped pistachios. Tasty!

John

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52 minutes ago, ness said:

Anybody here like beets? I ask because I know there are a lot of folks on the hate side and I’m just curious if there’s any on the love side. 

We like them and grow a bunch in our kitchen garden. Just planted 128 last weekend. We’ll pickle some and roast some and do a fall planting if I get around to it. 

I didn’t take a pic, but last night we roasted a biggun and served it as a side with goat cheese and chopped pistachios. Tasty!

My wife loves beets - especially pickled on salads - so I try to have some around.  I can take them or leave them; I prefer other root veggies like rutabaga, turnips, or carrots.  Do you plant them already started?   I don’t recall ever seeing them around onion sets, but I may have missed them.

 Mike

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57 minutes ago, ness said:

Anybody here like beets? I ask because I know there are a lot of folks on the hate side and I’m just curious if there’s any on the love side. 

We like them and grow a bunch in our kitchen garden. Just planted 128 last weekend. We’ll pickle some and roast some and do a fall planting if I get around to it. 

I didn’t take a pic, but last night we roasted a biggun and served it as a side with goat cheese and chopped pistachios. Tasty!

           I will speak for Pat. she loves pickled beets. I'm in the camp of Mike in post above. Take em or leave em. 

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1 hour ago, nomolites said:

My wife loves beets - especially pickled on salads - so I try to have some around.  I can take them or leave them; I prefer other root veggies like rutabaga, turnips, or carrots.  Do you plant them already started?   I don’t recall ever seeing them around onion sets, but I may have missed them.

 Mike

We like most all the root vegetables, parsnips too. 

Beets don’t transplant well so I start them from seed pretty early in spring.

John

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