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Preparation
Sauce: Sweat the onion in olive oil, add the Speck Alto Adige PGI and continue frying. Add the chopped tomato and bay leaf, season with salt, pepper and chilli and reduce for approx. 10 minutes. Just before finishing cooking, add the chopped garlic and parsley. Completion: Cook the tagliatelle in abundant salted water until al dente, strain and toss in the sauce. Serve garnished with basil and dried tomato slices. Cooking time - sauce: approx. 5 minutes. Cooking time - pasta: approx. 4 minutes. You can season the sauce with basil and oregano. Use the sauce with other pasta varieties: Maccheroni, Orecchiette, Bucatini.
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