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Pasta with young broad beans, ricotta and spring onion

Blanched young broad beans and pecorino: a spring pasta from the Roman countryside.

  • 25 min
  • 1 serving
  • Vegetarian
  • Italian cuisine
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Pasta with young broad beans, ricotta and spring onion

Per serving

Calories
604 kcal
Protein
29 g
Carbohydrates
79.3 g
Fat
21.2 g

Values computed from the ingredients with USDA FoodData Central and the CREA tables.

Ingredients

For 1 serving

  • Durum wheat pasta70 g
  • Broad beans200 g
  • Ricotta60 g
  • Pecorino8 g
  • Spring onions40 g
  • Extra virgin olive oil10 g
  • Mintto taste
  • Saltto taste
  • Black pepperto taste

Contains: gluten, lactose,

In season: April – May

Method

  1. Put a pan of water on for the pasta. Meanwhile pod the broad beans; trim the spring onions, removing the roots, and slice them thinly.
  2. When the water boils blanch the broad beans for 2 minutes, lift them out with a slotted spoon, cool them in cold water and slip off their skins; keep the water on the heat for the pasta and add the salt.
  3. In a frying pan heat the oil over a medium-low heat and sweat the spring onions for 3 minutes, until soft; add the broad beans and a ladleful of water and cook for 5 minutes, until tender. Mash half of them with a fork.
  4. Meanwhile cook the pasta for the time on the packet, until al dente.
  5. Drain it, keeping a little cooking water, and toss it in the bean sauce for 1 minute over a medium heat, until well bound.
  6. Turn off the heat and finish with flakes of ricotta, grated pecorino, mint leaves and a grind of pepper.

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