Dearies this dish is absolutely nice and yummy comfort food, when we eat the other day I think was the best definition.
Goes with panko and I understan why I love panko so much is the best for this type of food and is so light and nice.
Panko may sound exotic and unusual, but it's simply the Japanese version of breadcrumbs. However, their flakiness makes them crispier than standard breadcrumbs, and they tend to be healthier because they absorb less oil. Panko makes delicious breading for chicken, fish or seafood; or makes a great topping for lasagna or casseroles.
This recipe is adapted from http://goodhousekeeping.com/ .
Íngredients
1 cup panko bread crumbs
1 tablespoon butter, melted
400 grs. eggs noddles cooked and drained
1 cup sour cream or greek yogurt
1/2 cup heavy cream
1/2 cup grated parmesan cheese
1 medium onion chopped
1 teaspoon of salt
2 tablespoon of chopped basil
1 tablespoon of red pepper chopped
Method
Boil and drain the noddles.
Preheat the oven at 200 ° c.
In a small bowl toss panko
with melted butter and set aside.
Butter six 1 cup ramekins.
In a large bowl combine noddles, 1 cup of sour cream or yogurt, the heavy cream, parmensan cheese and onion chopped, red pepper, basil and salt. Mix all.
Divide noddle mixture between prepared ramekins and top with reserved panko bread and butter.
Bake for 45 minutes or when look crips and golden.
garnish with basil. and sprinkle with cheese over the ramekins.
Serve hot.
EN ESPAÑOL
Budin de fideos con panko y albahaca al horno
Un plus es que a los niños les encanta (comprobado)
Uno muchas veces tiene fideos y los hace tal cual con huevo o con otra cosa.
Esto le da un toque distinto y que vaya al horno es delicioso.
Yo usé corbatitas, pero pueden ser caracoles o los que tengan.
Lleva panko que ya expliqué en una receta anterior que se encuentra en las tiendas orientales (o naturales) que es una especie de migas de pan suaves y deshidratadas, pero tambien se puede usar pan rallado.
Más adelante si no encuentran albahaca fresca se puede hacer con albahaca deshidratada.
(En el Jumbo debe haber panko tambien)
Esta receta está adaptada de http://goodhousekeeping.com/
Ingredientes
1 taza de panko o 3/4 taza pan rallado
1 cucharada de mantequilla derretida
400 grs. de fideos tipo corbatitas o caracolas
cocidos y escurridos
1 taza de sour cream o yogurt natural
1/2 taza de crema espesa
1/2 taza de queso parmesano rallado
1 cebolla mediana picada
1 cucharadita de sal
2 cucharadas de albahaca picada
1 cucharada de pimiento rojo picado
Preparación
Cocer los fideos al dente, drenar y reservar.
Precalentar el horno a 200 °c.
Mezclar en un bol el panko (o pan rallado con la mantequilla derretida)
Reservar.
Enmantequillar pocillos de greda o cerámica.
En un bol más grande mezclar los fideos, la sour cream o yogurt, la crema, el queso rallado, la albahaca picada,la cebolla, sal y el pimiento rojo. Mezclar bien.
Repartir esta mezcla en los pocillos de greda o cerámica.
Repartir el panko con la mantequilla sobre la mezcla.
Llevar a hornbo por unos 45 minutos o hasta que esté ligeramente dorado.
Adornar con hojas de albahaca y espolvorear con queso rallado.
Buen provecho!
Very interesting, I love this recipe especially as it is presented Gloria! I note! I wish you a good Monday my dear friend! Caro B. xxx
ReplyDeleteLove the sound and look of this dish!
ReplyDeleteMaria
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This looks like the kind of comfort food which I would like. I always noodles dish as compared to rice. ;) Have a spendid day ahead! Xx
ReplyDeleteuna bella e gustosa ricetta! bravissima
ReplyDeleteMuy rico ideal para el otoño y interesante tu información sobre el panko.
ReplyDeleteBesos
Looks so very good and not one bit fattening! True comfort food.
ReplyDeleteRita
Que delicioso se ve!!.....y con albahaca.....como se nota el cambio de estacion./.....aca ya empezamos a cocinar cosas mas frescas y bastanmte ensalada....el calor esta fuerte!!.....te quedo riquisima.....Abrazotes, Marcela
ReplyDeleteYo no soy muy amiga de los fideos, me aburren así que te agradezco esta presentación distinta Gloria. Se ve muy rico!
ReplyDeleteGloria, talk about comfort food! This is the best! Lovely photos too.
ReplyDeleteJe n'ai jamais utilisé le panko en dessert. C'est une très bonne idée.
ReplyDeleteJe note ta recette.
A très bientôt.
Gloria! Hasta que me vas a hacer buscar el famoso panko, creo que lo he visto por ahí donde compro los productos naturales. Besitos
ReplyDeleteLooks and sounds delicious!
ReplyDeleteI have been wanting to try those Japanese bread crumbs for some time now. They are pretty hard to find here though...
ReplyDeleteI've recently been "turned on" to Panko and I must say, Gloria, it really does wonders for crispness and a delicate crust.
ReplyDeleteThe other night when I made Chicken Francese, I added about 1/4 cup of flour to the Panko fearing the cutlets wouldn't be crispy. Lo and behold, they were and the sauce had just the right creaminess.
Your recipe looks fabulous and sounds wonderful. Oh goodie, another reason to Panko!!!
Thanks for sharing...
Que rica receta! no tardaré en hacerla. Besos
ReplyDeleteLove, LOVE, LOOOOVE panko Gloria and these tasty little bread puddings sound fabulous! I can't wait to give them a try! First, though, I will have to order me some Panko online! Love you much. xxoo
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of a noodle pudding before but it sounds delicious!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely, creamy noodle dish! I love the addition of fresh basil...yum!!!! Happy Tuesday to you :)
ReplyDeleteCaroline, tahnks so much! gloria
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot María, huggs, gloria
Thanks a lot Corine,is really comfort foods. gloria
Puffin, thanks a lot, gloria
Gracias Annie, prueba el Panko, es really delicious! gloria
Thanks a lot, Rita I love comfort food, gloria
Gracias Marcela acá recién llega el otoño, me gusta el otoño, admeás este año el calor ha sido horroroso, besos, gloria
Grazie Federica, xx gloria
Pilar, quedan muy buenos, gloria
Lyndsey I love comfort food, gloria
Merci nadji mon amio, a bientot gloria
Pamela, ven el Jumbo o tiendas orientales (chinas) en esas partes he comprado, xx gloria
Thanks a lot Pam, gloria
Aaron dis you see in oriental stores?? here we have a lot and friends of mine buy them in internet, huggs, gloria
I think Louise when someone try Panko is indispensable, I love more than normal breadcrumbs,is really more light.
thanks for stopping by, gloria
Gracias Rosana, x gloria
oh Marie Love Panko too when you try never forget, Im glad you love this, send huggs and I love yah! gloria
Thanks Joanne, is yummy, gloria
Thanks Lizzy I love basil too! gloria
Hey Gloria,
ReplyDeleteyummy and tasty dish...
Dr.Sameena@
http://www.myeasytocookrecipes.blogspot.com/
Come mi piacciono queste ricette comfort, deliziosa un abbraccio ciao
ReplyDeleteA yummy recipe! Great flavors. Perfect with a little salad.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Rosa
Sounds so creamy and delicious, and with the panko crumb topping... definitely a wonderful comfort food :)
ReplyDeletevery interesting and crispy noddles
ReplyDeleteThis recipe appeals me so much!
ReplyDeleteI have to try also this one!:))
I have so lot to learn and taste!
Barbara
Gloria, what a nice and comforting pasta dish...creamy and yummie :-) Have a great week ahead :-)
ReplyDeleteHola Gloria!! Otra vez el panko por aquí ;) Como te dijo Pamela, me tendré que poner a buscarlo.
ReplyDeleteMe encanta la pasta al horno y con crema. Esta receta se ve buenísima.
Un abrazo
http://elpuntodelcaramelo.blogspot.com
This is a delicious way of preparing egg noodles. Using panko breadcrumbs is a great idea! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSuch tempting little casseroles...I love the individual servings...they sound so tasty :D
ReplyDeleteThanks Dr. Samenaa, gloria
ReplyDeleteGrazie Stefanía, bacio, gloria
Thanks Rosa, x gloria
Thanks Magic of Spice, love panko, gloria
Thanks Santosh, x gloria
Thanks Barbara, but yo make awesome oastas, I know, gloria
Thanks so much Juliana, is yummy, gloria
Nathalia cuando pruebes el Panko me entenderás. prueba a encontrarlo en negocios naturales u orientales, gloria
Thanks Kitchen flavours, gloria
Girlchef I love little casseroles too, x gloria
I love adding panko crumbs to my dishes! It's light airy and flaky, and adds such a wonderful texture. It looks like this was a good contrast to the soft creamy noodles.
ReplyDeleteOooh...these look yummy! Thanks for sharing. I've never cooked w/Panko before. I'll have to try it.
ReplyDeleteMe gusta mucho la cocina confort y este plato es una especie de veriante del Mac´cheese, no??
ReplyDeleteSabes quien lo comera esta noche??, si! ,mis niñas lo probaran esta noche..y yo no porque por la noche ceno muy poco (cosa de mantenerme mas o menos!)
Es una receta perfecta..me gusta que tomen los hidratos antes de dormir...calma a las pequeñas fieras!!!
Mil besitos querida Gloria!!!!!
Thanks Christine I love Panko too!, gloria
ReplyDeleteThanks Alicia is typical comfort food you know is simple and delicious! Believe me you will love panko!huggs gloria
Hola Juani, el día que lo hice se lo comieron en un dos por tres! (así decimos aqui) y tambien comí uno (al almuerzo) y estaba muy bueno, es fácil y delicioso y lo pudes hacer con pan rallado si no tienes panko, un beso, gloria
Gloria, these individual ramekins would make the perfect entrée...great idea for my next get together ;o)
ReplyDeleteCiao for now and flavourful wishes,
Claudia
This recipe is very interesting. Love the idea of using Panko and noodles.
ReplyDeleteThese look great! I love that they are individually portioned! :)
ReplyDeletea perfect dinner idea, and handy to place in fridge for a quick lunch!!
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What lovely little puddings. Looks like a great way to use panko.
ReplyDeleteWe call this Noodle Kugel and I love it. IT is rich and creamy.
ReplyDeleteWould you link it up to Let's Do Brunch.
I love savory puddings and yours sounds delicious. I hope you have a great day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteThanks to all of you for your lovely comments! xxgloria
ReplyDeleteI have never thought of using panko this way :-)
ReplyDeleteciao
Alessandra
Another recipe of yours I am bookmarking. Thank you for finding this and sharing. It looks irresistible!
ReplyDeletei enjoy a good savory pudding every now and again. i love the basil in this--what a great touch!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds really delicious. I love how you bake the noodles! Thank you so much for sharing your recipe with Let's Do Brunch. This week's linky is up now so do hope you will come along and join in again.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful twist! I would never have thought to use noodles in this way. Thanks for sharing the recipe with the Hearth and Soul Hop.
ReplyDeleteBTW, I am your latest follower. i look forward to reading more of your posts.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this with the Hearth and Soul blog hop - it really does look wonderful!
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