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Maccheroni alla chitarra with fresh tomato sauce, anchovies, ricotta and mint
Instructions
Cook:1h
Maccheroni alla chitarra (or spaghetti alla chitarra) is a specialty of Abruzzo in central Italy. The pasta sheets are cut into by pushing them against what resemble guitar strings – hence the name (chitarra is Italian for "guitar") – resulting in a spaghetti-like shape with squared edges. You can, of course, use any pasta for this, but I do like the point of difference with what is a very simple sauce.
Updated at: Mon, 14 Apr 2025 22:09:22 GMT
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Ingredients
4 servings

8tomatoes
large ripe, juicy, cored and quartered

1 ½ tspsugar

2 tspsalt

180mlextra virgin olive oil

1onion
finely diced

2garlic cloves
finely diced

5anchovies
quality

3 tspdried mint

½ tspchilli powder

salt flakes

black pepper
600gfresh egg and semolina pasta
or semolina pasta without egg

350gfresh ricotta

15mint leaves
roughly torn

80mlextra virgin olive oil

grana padano
finely grated, or parmigiano-reggiano, to serve
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