Double-Cheese Penne with Sausage & Hot Cherry Peppers

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Ever since Amy made baked pasta last week, I've been craving it. She used a recent technique out of Fine Cooking, which I still want to try - but tonight I wanted something that was guaranteed to be quick and that included Italian sausage. This dish didn't disappoint - it was excellent. The flavors were perfectly melded, and it came together quickly. Once Larry got home, all I had to do was put them under the broiler. Larry said it's the best thing I've made in a long time and just what he was looking for.

I couldn't find hot Italian peppers, so I used mild and added some crushed red pepper to the mix. It was just the right amount of spiciness. I used whole wheat penne and Niman Ranch Italian sausage, in honor of Bill Niman, who we met last weekend at The Pasta Shop in Berkeley. Nice man with a company that is making excellent products.

  • Double-Cheese Penne with Sausage & Hot Cherry Peppers (Fine Cooking #56, March 2003, p. 82c)
  • Sourdough bread with Sauteed Garlic Butter (Fine Cooking #43, March 2001, p. 49)

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Amy said:

hmph.

Sheri said:

Hmph?

I was nervouse about making the same one you did because you thought it was missing something (Italian sausage?). I could only eat half of my pasta tonight, but it was really good.

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