Ingredients (serves 4): 4-5 Jerusalem artichokes, peeled and sliced into rondelles 1 fennel, sliced 1 onion, sliced 1 garlic clove, sliced finely 450 g/ 1 pound cèpes/porcini mushrooms (I used the cèpes I picked and froze this fall. You can use any of favourite mushrooms/dried mushrooms) 1 glass of red wine A handful of chopped fresh parsley 1 roll puff pastry (230 g/ ½ pound) or you can make your home-made version here Olive oil (for frying) 30 g/ 2 tbsp unsalted butter 2 slices of country bread (discard the crust, place the bread in a food processor to get breadcrumbs) Parmesan shavings Coarse salt and black pepper
500 g rigatoni pasta 200 g pancetta (diced) 5 large cèpes (sliced, you can also use fresh or dried porcini) 2 small shallots (finely sliced) 2 garlic cloves (finely sliced, one for the sauce, one for the cèpes) 400 ml tomato passata 200 ml red wine (I used a very modest Bordeaux) 80 ml beef or chicken broth 1 tbsp plain flour Olive oil (for frying) 1 tbsp butter (for cèpes) 1 tbsp butter (for pasta) Salt and pepper (for seasoning) 1 pinch chilli powder Grated parmesan cheese (for topping) A bunch of parsley