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    Senior Member mohammad's Avatar
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    Does anyone out there know the recipe for this beautiful dish, my wife is pregnant allhamdullah and she has been craving it, so i want to surprise her and make it. I went to ichef.com but they make it with tomato puree sauce not white sauce..anyway if you have the recipe please post it.

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    http://www.italianfoodforever.com/ try this site...dunno if it has it though.
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    assalamu alaikum brother
    if u cant find the recipe u can always buy it from Alamara restaurant on Bell st it is Halal and it is delicious.
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    Jazzakallah khair for your help. Unfortunatley i couldn't find the recipe on that site muslimsistar but thanks. Raheel i live in Sydney but thanks. I did the next best thing and took her to tuscany last night the food as always is beautiful.
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    asalam alaykum
    my husband loves that dish. i brought the sauce from woolworths dolminos mushroom and herb and i added mushroom, capcican,and cabinossi. i cut the cabinossi into little pieces. added them all 2gether. it was alright but not as nice as Tuscany. going there saturday night inshaAllah. so please if anyone can find recipes on italian food that would be much appreciated. i want 2 suprise my husband. jazakAllah khair.

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    Loll suprise him?
    he prob already seen dis thread:P
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rahma_Minillah
    Loll suprise him?
    he prob already seen dis thread:P

    yeah maybe but i wont tell him when im gonna make it.
    just suprise him
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    Loll kheir inshallah
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    Assalamu alaikum

    If you want to make it with white sauce instead of napoli sauce then just use cream instead. Get thickened cream from you supermarket. Add as much as you need. Do you know how to make carbonara? I'm guessing that it would be the same thing. What are the ingredients anyway? I found ingredients on line (not recipe though) and it says that it has mushrooms, bacon and cream. Of course you'd replace the bacon with something else. Anyway, isn't that what carbonara is?
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    It seems that in carbonara you put eggs but not in bosciaola. My guess is that you'd make it the same way. Cook your mushrooms and meat (halal salami or suasage or whatever), add garlic or spring onion (optional?), when everything looks cooked add the thickened cream. If the sauce is too runny, add some corn flour. From memory you don't just put the corn flour in the sauce, you have to mix it with water first so it looks like a runny paste. I'll ask my sis insha'Allah. She's a qualified cook.
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    Me again!!! hehe

    I found a recipe insha'Allah. Just replace the ham with a halal alternative. And use any type of pasta you like.


    Pennette alla Boscaiola
    1 lb pennette (we suggest either Pennette Barilla
    or De Cecco; if you can't find pennette, any kind
    of maccheroni will do)
    6-7 oz of fresh mushrooms or 5 oz already cooked mushrooms
    5 oz of halal meat of your choice (salami, etc)
    1/2 cup of cream or 1/2 glass of milk
    1 tb grated parmesan
    salt
    butter

    Fill a pot with water, salt it and bring it to boiling
    temperature, then cook the pennette or maccheroni (for
    as long as suggested on the packing). Meanwhile put some
    butter in a pan, wait till it melt and add fresh mushrooms
    (or you can use ready mushrooms) thinny sliced and bits of
    salami. Let them cook for ten minutes (till they brown).
    When ready strain the pennette and add them to the mushrooms
    and salami; add also the cream (you can use a little milk
    instead if you prefer a lighter dish) and the parmesan
    cheese. Mix the ingredients at low flame for a few minutes and serve.
    Serves 4.

    http://www.hungrybrowser.com/phaedrus/m032102.htm

    When I make carbonara I put the pasta after I've made the sauce.

    I deleted where it said to use ham.
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    umm what is this dish? lol is it like sum kind of pasta dey have in tuscany?

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    Umm Mohammed,

    Jazzakallah khair for the recipe, inshallah i will try it soon.

    What is evaporated cream used for?
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    Evaporated milk can be used for alot of things.. You can find it in the powder milk/condensed milk section. At least I think you mean evaporated milk? Never heard of evaporated cream.
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    Yeah i meant milk, but is it used for pasta?
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    Assalam alaikum,

    I picked up the latest copy of the cooking magazine Super Food Ideas and the recipe featured on the cover just happens to be low fat pasta boscaiola. Inshallah will type the recipe up. Just replace bacon with a halal alternative or something else of your choice.

    Serves 4
    400g fettucine pasta
    3 teaspoons cornflour
    1 cup Carnation Light & Creamy Evaporated milk
    1/2 cup salt reduced chicken stock
    125g bacon
    2 garlic cloves, crushed
    1 brown onion, finely chopped
    olive oil cooking spray
    150g button mushrooms, sliced
    1/4 cup flat leaf parsley, chopped

    1. Cook pasta in a large saucepan of boiling salted water, following packet directions, until just tender.
    2. Blend cornflour and 1 tablespoon of milk to a smooth paste. Add remaining milk, stock, and salt and pepper.
    3. Heat a non-stick frying pan over medium-high heat. Add bacon, garlic and onion. Spray with oil. Cook, stirring, for 6 minutes or until golden. Add mushrooms. Cover. Cook, stirring eery minute, for 4 minutes or until mushrooms are tender.
    4. Drain pasta. Set aside. Return saucepan to stovetop over medium heat. Add milk mixture. Cook, stirring, for 2 minutes or until sauce just comes to the boil. Add pasta, bacon mixture and parsley. Reduce heat to low. Toss u8ntil heated through. Season with pepper. Serve.
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    Asalamualaikum,
    Is there anything else you can use other than evaporated milk as i tried to make it once with that and i did not like it at all...
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    AA,all..
    is Tuscany's a Halal Restaurant???? Very interested to know...
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    It is very halal anv very yuuuuuuuuummmmyyyyyyyyy. Their fettucini bosciola is the best. Man i feel loke some now heh..
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    Sister Mariam,

    It think that you should just come over and I will make you my fettucini bosciola. Insha'Allah soon.
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