Penne with Asparagus, Sage and Peas
- Recipe by Cindy Pawlcyn
Pairing Suggestion
Green vegetables can be hard to pair with wine, but Sauvignon Blanc, which has a bit of grassiness, can work well. Try the melony 2007 Kenwood Sonoma County or the grapefruit-scented 2007 Patianna.
Penne with Asparagus, Sage and Peas
- Recipe by Cindy Pawlcyn
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Penne with Asparagus, Sage and Peas
Ok I loved this recipe but I did a few things different. For those that had problems with it or thought it was too bland, you may want to try some of the things I did. First, I used salted butter. I found a long time ago that unsalted butter just doesn't work for me. Second, I waited to add the asparagus in with the peas. They came out just right and didn't taste overcooked. Third during the reduction process I gave the stock an extra 3 minutes to boil down and kept the dish boiling as I added the rest of the ingredients until it was done. The sauce came out just right. Also, I added grilled chicken to it. It turned out to be a nice touch. It wasn't bland at all. I love this recipe and plan on cooking it for my friends the next time they come over.
Posted by: angelove0202 on November 20, 2009
Excellent! I used veg stock instead of chicken and it was delicious.
Posted by: ROBIN29 on April 22, 2009
Make this--if you like overcooked veggies! I suggest subbing about 1/2 c white wine for some of the chicken stock. And wait to add the asparagus until after the chicken stock mixture has reduced, at the same time as peas or else your fresh, organic, beautiful asparagus will be waaaay overcooked.
Posted by: tastebuds on April 15, 2009
- From Northern California Wine Country Recipes & Value Wines
- Published April 2009
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