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Vicky's Orecchiette with Purple Sprouting Broccoli & Cherry Tomatoes

Orecchiette (little ears) is one of the most beloved pasta shapes in Puglia, southern Italy. It goes brilliantly with most sauces, especially chunky vegetable ones like this. And this is a recipe inspired by Maria's Sagne torte with cime di rape from book one, adapted for ingredients you might more easily find in your local shop!

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23m

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Heat the olive oil in a large sauté pan over a medium heat. Add the onion and cook gently for 7–10 minutes until soft and sweet.

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Extra-virgin olive oil

1

Onion, medium, finely sliced

1/2–1

tsp

Chilli flakes, adjust to your own tastes

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Notes

Cime di rapa is strictly seasonal and tricky to track down in London, so I adapted it by swapping it with easier-to-find purple sprouting broccoli.

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Vicky's Orecchiette with Purple Sprouting Broccoli & Cherry Tomatoes

Orecchiette (little ears) is one of the most beloved pasta shapes in Puglia, southern Italy. It goes brilliantly with most sauces, especially chunky vegetable ones like this. And this is a recipe inspired by Maria's Sagne torte with cime di rape from book one, adapted for ingredients you might more easily find in your local shop!

Cook

23m

Ingredients

Method

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Heat the olive oil in a large sauté pan over a medium heat. Add the onion and cook gently for 7–10 minutes until soft and sweet.

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M

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50

ml

Extra-virgin olive oil

1

Onion, medium, finely sliced

1/2–1

tsp

Chilli flakes, adjust to your own tastes

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Notes

Cime di rapa is strictly seasonal and tricky to track down in London, so I adapted it by swapping it with easier-to-find purple sprouting broccoli.

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