Penne with Sausage and Speck

Penne is absolutely my favorite type of pasta. I also love sausage. So why not share a recipe I came up with? As often happens, since I like to get creative with whatever I have in the fridge, this time I opened it up and... look what I put together... I found sausage and speck. The only problem was that I had never tried them together in the same sauce. But since I enjoy experimenting with new flavors, I gave it a try, remembering what my Tuscan grandmother used to say: "good with good is always good." The final result: Delicious.
Penne with Sausage and Speck
Penne is absolutely my favorite type of pasta. I also love sausage. So why not share a recipe I came up with? As often happens, since I like to get creative with whatever I have in the fridge, this time I opened it up and... look what I put together... I found sausage and speck. The only problem was that I had never tried them together in the same sauce. But since I enjoy experimenting with new flavors, I gave it a try, remembering what my Tuscan grandmother used to say: "good with good is always good." The final result: Delicious.
Steps
- 1
Start by getting a nonstick skillet ready for the sauce and a large pot of salted water boiling for the pasta.
- 2
Add a drizzle of olive oil and the finely chopped onion to the skillet.
- 3
Cook for a couple of minutes, just until the onion starts to turn golden.
- 4
Meanwhile, remove the casing from the sausages. Place them in the skillet and use a fork to break them up into small pieces. Let them cook and brown well, adding a little salt (not too much, since both the sausage and speck are already salty).
- 5
Halfway through cooking, add the speck, cut into pieces.
- 6
After a couple of minutes, add the tomato sauce (adjust the amount to your taste) and finish cooking for about 10 more minutes over low heat.
- 7
In the other pot, cook the pasta until al dente. Once ready, drain it, reserving a little of the cooking water, and toss it with the prepared sauce. If the pasta seems too dry, add a bit of the reserved cooking water.
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