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Penne With 5 Cheeses Ala Barefoot

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Ingredients

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1 lb penne
2 cups cream
1 cup crushed tomatoes (from a can)
1/2 cup freshly grated parmesan cheese (or romano)
2 - 4 tablespoons gorgonzola, crumbled
2 tablespoons ricotta cheese
1/2 cup grated fontina
1/4 lb mozzarella cheese (as fresh as possible)
1/4 cup slivered fresh basil leaf
6 teaspoons butter (approximate, butter is to taste)

Nutritional information

702
Calories
374 g
Calories From Fat
41.6 g
Total Fat
25 g
Saturated Fat
138.2 mg
Cholesterol
528.1 mg
Sodium
66.3 g
Carbs
9 g
Dietary Fiber
2.2 g
Sugars
19.2 g
Protein
208g
Serving Size

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Penne With 5 Cheeses Ala Barefoot

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    I omitted the gorgonzola as I don't like any "blue" cheese. And I was afraid when I grated the Fontina because it smelled so bad (first time to buy and use it). But the outcome was delicious. I didn't use a large bowl, I just mixed all the ingredients in a 9X13 pan and then added the penne and baked it (saved washing one bowl). I did use fresh mozarella from Costco. Very rich and creamy and just as good, or better, than Olive Garden's 5 Cheese Baked Ziti.

    • 40 min
    • Serves 6
    • Easy

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    Penne With 5 Cheeses Ala Barefoot Contessa – Ina Garten, I was watching The Barefoot Contessa earlier this week, and she made this dish The show was about preparing food ahead of time so that at dinner time, you have very little to do When I went on the Web to get the recipe, it was nowhere to be found Luckily, the show was repeated last night, so I was ready, pen in hand The recipe below is exactly how it was described on the show; it looks delicious and I hope to try it soon The amount given for the gorgonzola is a guess on my part, as it wasn’t specified, nor was the type of cream specified (I’d use regular table cream) She also didn’t specify how much basil she used, but it looked like about a quarter-cup It was mentioned that no salt was needed, as the cheeses are salty enough , I omitted the gorgonzola as I don’t like any blue cheese And I was afraid when I grated the Fontina because it smelled so bad (first time to buy and use it) But the outcome was delicious I didn’t use a large bowl, I just mixed all the ingredients in a 9X13 pan and then added the penne and baked it (saved washing one bowl) I did use fresh mozarella from Costco Very rich and creamy and just as good, or better, than Olive Garden’s 5 Cheese Baked Ziti , We made this today and went to post the recipe suprise it’s been here awhile, lol Very yummy and good!!! A very decadent/high end version of mac and cheese YUM


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Preheat Oven to 500f.

    2
    Done

    Bring a Large Pot of Salted Water to Boil and Cook Penne For Just 4 Minutes (or Until Barely Al Dente, as It Will Cook More in the Oven); Drain Well.

    3
    Done

    Meanwhile, in a Very Large Mixing Bowl, Combine the Cream, Crushed Tomatoes, Cheeses and Basil.

    4
    Done

    on the Show, Very Fresh Buffalo Mozzarella Was Used, and It Was Cut Into Slices and Then Slivered (much Like a Julienne); I'm Sure Shredded Mozzarella Would Work Just Fine.

    5
    Done

    Add Cooked, Drained Penne to Sauce and Stir Well.

    6
    Done

    on the Show, Individual Shallow Serving Dishes Were Filled With the Pasta; I'm Sure This Could Be Done in a Shallow Casserole Dish Too, Such as a 13x9 Pan.

    7
    Done

    Either Fill Individual Dishes With Pasta, as Above, or Fill an Entire Shallow Dish, Then Dot Butter Over Surface in Small Pieces.

    8
    Done

    Bake in Preheated Oven For 7 to 10 Minutes, Until Top Is Browned.

    9
    Done

    on the Show, the Individual Dishes Were Then Refrigerated, Uncovered, So That They Could Be Reheated Later in the Evening; Unfortunately, No Information Was Given as to How the Dish Should Be Reheated (oven Temp, Time, Etc) So, Really, Your Guess Is as Good as Mine.

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