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Pastas y Arroces · Latinoamérica y el Caribe

Espagueti Verde

8 ingredientes · 45 minutos · 2 porciones

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VegetarianoPescetarianoSin cerdoSin alcohol

Contiene: gluten, lácteos

Ingredientes

Servings:
1 lbpasta (spaghetti shape)
4 unitpoblano peppers
¾ cupcrema ácida
1 unitcebolla
2 cloveajo
2 tbspmantequilla
½ cupqueso fresco (crumbled)
1 tspsal
½ cupcilantrooptional
2 ozcream cheeseoptional

Preparación

  1. poblanos blistered black on all sides under broiler or over flame
    Blacken the skins aggressively without burning the flesh through. Charring gives the sauce its roasted depth and makes the papery skins easy to remove.
  2. hot poblanos covered until skins loosen
    Trap the peppers' steam for ten minutes, then peel and seed them. Rinsing under running water is faster but washes away roasted flavor, so use fingers and a towel instead.
  3. hervir10 min
    pasta cooked in well-salted water until just shy of al dente
    Stop the pasta a minute early because it finishes in sauce. Reserve a cup of cooking water; its starch is the safest way to loosen a sauce that becomes too thick.
  4. mezclar3 min
    high-speed blender until poblano sauce is smooth
    Blend peeled poblanos with crema, onion, garlic, salt and optional cilantro/cream cheese. The sauce should pour thickly; if it barely moves, add a splash of pasta water now rather than over-thinning later.
  5. butter melted; blended sauce bubbling gently
    Cook the green sauce in butter until the raw onion and garlic edge disappears and the color deepens slightly. Keep it below a hard boil so the dairy stays smooth.
  6. mezclar5 min
    pasta tossed in sauce until evenly coated
    Add the pasta and toss until every strand is green and glossy, loosening with reserved water only as needed. Finish with queso fresco so the salty cheese remains visible instead of disappearing into the blender.