Tagliatelle with Chanterelles & Pork Sausage Ragout

Put 450 g of semola rimacinata flour on a large surface

Make a well in the center

Crack 3 eggs

Add 1 tbsp of salt

Stir from the center

Incorporate all of the semola rimacinata flour

Combine by hand into a firm dough

Add 50 g of semola rimacinata flour

Mix with your hands and knead for 5m to develop gluten

Make a round ball of dough

Dust with 20 g of semola rimacinata flour

Wrap in towel and rest for 1h to relax gluten

Trim and slice 1 large onion

Smash 2 cloves of garlic

Pick leaves from 2 sprigs of rosemary

Finely chop the rosemary

Clean 200 g of wild chanterelles using a paper towel

Divide chanterelles into pieces

Melt ¾ cup of butter on low heat

Gently fry the sliced onions until blonde caramelization

Add smashed garlic cloves

Add 400 g of chopped fresh sausage without the casing

Tear 7 leaves of fresh sage and add to pan. Simmer gently until sausage begins to cook

Add the chanterelles

Add chopped rosemary. Simmer gently until chanterelles begin to cook

Pull pan away from stove and add ¾ cup of white wine. Simmer until wine reduces by 2/3

Ragout should look like this

Add black pepper to taste

Remove the garlic cloves. The Pork and Chanterelles Ragout is ready

Remove the towel

Roll out dough until achieving a thickness of 5 mm

Fold in 4

Sprinkle approximately 25 g of semola flour on top and under the dough during the roll out and continue to roll out to a thickness of 5 mm

Fold in 4

Roll out dough

Roll dough until achieving a thickness of 2-4 mm

It should look like this

Dust with semola rimacinata flour on top and underneath and gently fold the pasta on itself in 4 without pressing firmly

Cut strips of tagliatelle approximately 5 mm wide and 25 cm long

Play a bit with the pasta to loosen them. Reserve until ready to cook

Cook the pasta in a pot of salted boiling water. Cook for 4m until the pasta swells and is firm to the bite but tender

Drain the pasta

The Tagliatelle are ready. Add to the ragout

Mix well and plate the pasta

Finish the dish by grating parmesan cheese to taste

Enjoy!