RomanItalian
Pappa al Pomodoro
by Fabrizio Sepe · 119K subscribers on YouTube
A Roman twist on the classic Tuscan bread and tomato soup, with fresh vegetables and a creamy finish of stracciatella di bufala.
- Difficulty
- easy
Ingredients
14 items- Fresh Spring OnionIncluding the green part
- Celery
- Carrota piece
- Garlicvery little
- Extra Virgin Olive Oilabundant, for sautéing and finishing
- Pomodori a Grappolofresh cluster tomatoes
- Datterini Tomatoes(optional) — optional, if available
- Tomato Passatatomato purée
- Stale Breadstale, preferably casareccio or unsalted Tuscan bread, crust removed
- Saltto taste
- Pepperto taste
- Basilfresh leaves
- Vegetable Broth(optional) — or water, if needed to adjust consistency
- Stracciatella di Bufalafor serving
Method
- Finely chop spring onion (including the green part), celery, a piece of carrot, and a tiny amount of garlic.
- Sauté the chopped vegetables in abundant extra-virgin olive oil over very low heat until softened.
- Meanwhile, cut fresh cluster tomatoes (and optionally some datterini tomatoes) into pieces.
- When the soffritto is ready, add the fresh tomatoes and some tomato passata. Season with salt and pepper.
- Cook the tomato mixture for 7–8 minutes.
- Add the stale bread (crust removed, preferably from casareccio or unsalted Tuscan bread) and cook for 3–4 minutes, until the bread softens and absorbs the liquid. If it becomes too dry, add a ladle of vegetable broth or plain water.
- Turn off the heat and add fresh basil leaves, letting them release their aroma.
- Serve the pappa al pomodoro, topping each portion with stracciatella di bufala and a drizzle of extra-virgin olive oil.
Fabrizio Sepe
Professional chefRestaurateur119K subscribers on YouTube66.7M total channel views👨🏻🍳 Chef e Oste Contemporaneo 🍽️ @letrezucche è la mia Bottega 📍Via G. Mengarini, 49 (RM) 📞 Info e prenotazioni: 0645429576 📩 Collab: fsepe71@gmail.com In elenco AGCOM


