Simply Delicious Recipe: Italian pasta with honey mushrooms and blueberries
Ingredients
¾ lb Tagliatelle
1 lb Honey Mushroom, washed, dried, chopped
¼ cup White Wine
½ pint Blueberry
1 Shallot
2tbsp Olive Oil
1tbsp Butter
250ml 35% Cream
4tbsp Grated Parmigiano
Salt & Pepper to taste
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Instructions
In a large sauté pan, add the oil and half of the butter. Add the mushroom and over medium heat sauté well until the mushroom are cooked and slightly crisp on the edges. Add the shallots and season with salt and pepper to taste. Add the wine and evaporate the alcohol well then add the cream and simmer for a minute. Add a couple of spoons of pasta water.
Boil the pasta in plenty of salted water until done to your liking, strain and add to the sauce, add the blueberry, the cheese and toss well. Serve immediately. This serves four people.
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