
Pappardelle sul Cinghiale
In Tuscany, cinghiale means wild boar, and this rustic ragu is a hillside classic. Wide pappardelle catch a slow wine-and-juniper braise of tender game (or beef), finished with a dusting of sharp Pecorino.
Estimate for one serving
- 450 cal
- 12g protein
- 25g carbs
- 8g fat
- 4g fiber
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DinnerItalianPastaGameWineComfortTuscanyToscana
Ingredients
- 12 oz pappardellePantry
- 1 1/2 lb wild boar or beef stew meat, cubedMeat
- 2 cups red winePantry
- 1 each onion, carrot, celeryProduce
- 1 cup tomato passataPantry
- 4 juniper berriesSpices
- as needed bay and rosemarySpices
- 3 tbsp olive oilPantry
- to taste salt and pepperSpices
- for serving PecorinoDairy
Instructions
- 1Marinate meat in wine and herbs if possible.
- 2Brown meat; soffritto; combine with tomato, wine, juniper.
- 3Braise until shreddable; reduce sauce.
- 4Toss with wide pappardelle and cheese.



