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Spice Up Your Pasta

Published September 22, 2015 · By Debbie · 4 Comments

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Sometimes we all need a break from the usual rotation. If you love spice it is easy to change-up your normal pasta. Spice up your pasta!

Here’s how:

When making your normal sauce or bolognaise, add ¼ to ½ cup chopped bite-size Dried Hot Sopressata to the ground beef, ground turkey or whatever meat you would normally use in a bolognese sauce.

Sometimes we all need a break from the usual rotation. If you love spice it is easy to change-up your normal pasta. Spice up your pasta! | TheMountainKitchen.com

Like most salamis and sausages, the flavorings in soppressata depend on the recipe used to produce it. Some versions are slightly sweet and savory, with the inclusion of cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves, along with black pepper and coriander. Spicier types are seasoned with garlic, hot pepper such as cayenne and various Italian spices such as fennel, oregano and basil. The spicier blend is more like the popular salami known as pepperoni. The spicier style is what I used to spice up our pasta one night.

Sometimes we all need a break from the usual rotation. If you love spice it is easy to change-up your normal pasta. Spice up your pasta! | TheMountainKitchen.com

Sometimes we all need a break from the usual rotation. If you love spice it is easy to change-up your normal pasta. Spice up your pasta! | TheMountainKitchen.com

Hopefully this idea will give you a little something special for your next pasta dinner. Who knows it may even become tradition…

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  1. Anna Buckley says

    September 22, 2015 at 7:18 pm

    What a delicious idea. I love hot Soppressata. In Australia we call it Sopressa. x

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    • The Mountain Kitchen says

      September 22, 2015 at 8:08 pm

      Thanks, Anna!

  2. Annie says

    September 28, 2015 at 10:32 am

    Absolutely love this idea – will be trying soon!

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    • The Mountain Kitchen says

      September 28, 2015 at 10:35 am

      Thanks, Annie. This was so good! I didn’t make enough… 😉

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