on 1/30/2006
A more accurate way of making this dish is to saut onions and red pepper flakes in olive oil, then add tomato sauce or crushed tomatoes (no chunks of tomatoes, the sauce should be smooth) and boil. Then, add the cream and then vodka. After that, you are supposed to add Parmesan cheese to the sauce over low heat, stirring until just melted, then serve over Penne pasta, sprinkled with Parmesan cheese. Delicious! This is the way my Italian mother-in-law makes the dish. She does not add panchetta or parsley, and I haven't see it added when I've eaten it in Italy either.
on 11/22/2005
I found this site, www.carlstech.com.au ,based in Australia - they can ship to anywhere in the world. Order quantities below 1000 available! They can't print smaller orders though - but quick response to my request for a small square tin was very useful in my search for new packaging.
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Anonymous said
on 1/30/2006 A more accurate way of making this dish is to saut onions and red pepper flakes in olive oil, then add tomato sauce or crushed tomatoes (no chunks of tomatoes, the sauce should be smooth) and boil. Then, add the cream and then vodka. After that, you are supposed to add Parmesan cheese to the sauce over low heat, stirring until just melted, then serve over Penne pasta, sprinkled with Parmesan cheese. Delicious!
This is the way my Italian mother-in-law makes the dish. She does not add panchetta or parsley, and I haven't see it added when I've eaten it in Italy either.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 I found this site, www.carlstech.com.au ,based in Australia - they can ship to anywhere in the world. Order quantities below 1000 available! They can't print smaller orders though - but quick response to my request for a small square tin was very useful in my search for new packaging.