This is for those who do not like chili; here we prepare the fruit and protein by combining natural flavors and dressing our pasta with a delicious nogada.
250 grams pork tenderloin, clean, cooked in water with garlic and onion
1 apple
1 pear
2 guavas
2 peaches
1 plantain
8 prunes, boneless
50 grams pine nuts
50 grams almonds, skinless
70 grams acitrón
250 grams walnuts
1/2 liters cream
125 milliliters condensed milk
150 grams cream cheese
2 teaspoons sherry
salt , or chicken broth powder for seasoning
pinches pepper
2 tablespoons lard
1 pomegranate
onions, to cook the meat
garlic, to cook the meat
Preparation
1h 30 mins
25 mins
Medium
We cook our Spaghetti De Luigi from La Moderna, and sauté with two tablespoons of olive oil, a pinch of pepper, and set aside.
We prepare our meat with fruits; the fillet is placed in a pressure cooker for 20 minutes on high heat with a quarter of an onion and a clove of garlic. Once cooked, we fry it in the two tablespoons of lard and chop it into small cubes. We continue with the fruits, all peeled and cut into small cubes. In the same lard we used to fry the meat, we first place the plantain to fry it well. Once fried, we place it on absorbent paper and continue with the apple, peach, guava, and pear. Once they are parboiled, we add the acitrón and prunes, almonds, and pine nuts, and incorporate them with the meat. Everything is mixed very well.
We prepare our nogada sauce, first putting the cream, cream cheese, walnut, evaporated milk, and sherry into the blender, blending on high speed. If it gets stuck, add a little fresh milk; it should be thick. We adjust if it needs sweetness, and a little sugar or more condensed milk can be added.
Nutritional Information
* * Information per 100g serving, percentage of daily values based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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