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This recipe is from the Florentine tradition, inspired by the main "seasonal fruits", chestnuts. In fact, it is with chestnut flour that Tuscan Castagnaccio has always been prepared.
Ingredients for 4 people
In the food processor, blend the basil, pine nuts, peeled and seeded tomatoes with oil to obtain a homogeneous cream to be seasoned with salt and pepper. Now cook the spaghetti al dente, drain them keeping a little cooking water, season them with the pre-prepared cream and let them season for a minute in the pot, over high heat. If necessary, add cooking water.
Texts kindly provided by "Il Tirreno"
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