Give Umami to your meals, it will be your new secret ingredient
Umami is a deeply savory flavor that makes food especially appetizing and keeps you coming back for more. You’ll find it in everyday foods: know that mouthwatering urge to go back for more Bolognese and keep eating? That’s umami. It’s found in soy sauce, aged cheeses like Parmesan, cured meats, wakame seaweed, and, of course, the black garlic in this recipe. The sauce has moderate heat from Fresno peppers and a slight smokiness from the chipotle peppers it contains.
Pasta with miso butter, black garlic, and Parmesan recipe
The ultimate pairing of Italian comfort food and Asian umami flavors.
Preparation: Cook your pasta (linguine or bucatini) until very al dente.
Sauce: Melt butter in a skillet with one crushed black garlic clove and 1 teaspoon of white miso. Add a little pasta cooking water to emulsify.
To finish: Off the heat, toss the pasta with the sauce, freshly grated Parmesan, Cajohn's Chipotle Black Garlic Sauce, and ground black pepper.
A quick, simple, original recipe that brings something new to your usual meals.
Characteristics
| Origin |
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|---|---|
| Capacity | 5.07 fl oz |
| Scoville scale | 4000 (estimated) |
| Storage | Refrigerate after opening |
| For which dish? | Salad |
| What intensity? | 2 |
Fresno pepper, Apple cider vinegar, Sweet soy sauce (Sugar, Soy extract (Water, Salt, Soy, Wheat), Water, Salt, Caramel coloring, Sodium benzoate (preservative), Citric acid, Xanthan gum (thickener)), Brown sugar, Chipotle pepper, Black garlic powder, Garlic powder, Cayenne powder, Salt. Contains soy sauce produced from genetically modified soybeans.
Customer reviews
Pas encore goûté
F. PATRICIA publié le 19/01/2025
Une de mes préférée
A. Anonymous publié le 18/10/2024
Classique
T. Arthur publié le 27/06/2024
Love it
N. Mathias publié le 25/05/2024
Très intéressante avec son goût léger d'ail et le côté fumé, se marie avec plein de choses
B. Christophe publié le 29/03/2024
Discover the 5th flavor, UMAMI, which you can translate as "delicious taste" (yes, this is indeed the real translation!)