Pennetini in White Sauce

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Ready In:
40mins
Ingredients:
11
Serves:
4-6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Saute pennetini in 3 ounces of olive oil for 7-8 minutes in broad pan until browned (o.k. if unevenly browned, but not burned).
  • Meanwhile, soak porcini (but not shitake, if used) in enough water to cover (but at least 1/2 cup) for at least 3 minutes.
  • Remove porcini, squeezing mushroom juice into soaking water.
  • Reserve juice and chop mushrooms.
  • After pennetini is sauteed, add brandy to pennetini pan and saute further until brandy has evaporated. Set aside.
  • Begin to saute mushrooms in remaining olive oil in another pan with parsley.
  • Add cracked black pepper.
  • Return pennetini to heat and add hot chicken stock.
  • Reduce while mushrooms cook. When mushrooms are lightly browned, add 1/2 cup reserved porcini juice and reduce.
  • Pennetini should end up somewhat crisp from the sauteing, but some chicken broth should remain.
  • As last step, add cream and then cheese to mushroom mixture. Heat and stir to evenness. Blend the pennetini mixture with the mushroom mixture and serve, with fresh parsley garnee.

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  1. We enjoyed this easy, elegant dish for dinner last night. We thought it needed a little something. Maybe some fresh garlic or onion? I used the dried porcini and the fresh shiitake. The mushroom blend was very nice. Made for Spring 2013 Photo Tag.
     
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