Bacon Mint almond pasta

Bacon Mint almond pasta

Introduction:

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Production steps:

Step 1: raw material drawing

Step 2: Chop garlic and stir fry fresh bacon with a little olive oil until the oil is out. If there is no fresh bacon, use bacon or ham instead

Step 3: add the cooked pasta, pour in 10 ml light cream (liquid cream for cake), appropriate amount of black pepper and salt, stir well

Step 4: add the washed mint leaves and roasted almond fragments before quick out of the pot

Step 5: Sprinkle appropriate amount of Parmesan. If not, it doesn't matter. The fried pasta is delicious

Materials required:

Spaghetti: 250g (for two)

Diced Bacon: 100g

Mint leaves: 10 sticks

Almond chips: 30g (roasted)

Olive oil: right amount

Ground black pepper: right amount

Light cream: 100ml

Salt: right amount

Garlic: one

Parmesan: moderate

Note: 1. People who like to eat wet noodles can add more light cream. Light cream has higher fat, or milk can be added on the basis of light cream. 2. Almond fragments can be replaced by pine nuts and other nuts. 3. Bacon or ham can be used instead of fresh bacon

Production difficulty: simple

Technology: stir fry

Production time: 20 minutes

Taste: Original