Chef Hidaka from Ristorante Acquapazza introduces Bagnèt Piemontese, a versatile sauce from Italy's Piedmont region. This authentic sauce, made with two types of parsley, pairs perfectly with meat dishes, bread, and fish. Enrich your table with this easy-to-make, all-purpose sauce.

Ingredients

Main Ingredients ()

  • Curly Parsley 100g
  • Anchovy Fillets 4-6
  • Gherkins (Pickled Cucumbers) 4
  • Hard-Boiled Eggs 2
  • Tuna 1/2 can
  • Italian Parsley 100g
  • Garlic 2 cloves
  • Dried Chili Pepper 1
  • Capers 2 tbsp
  • Bread Soaked in Vinegar (as needed)

Seasonings

  • Olive Oil (to taste)
  • Vinegar (for soaking bread, to taste)
  • Salt (a pinch)

Steps

  1. Finely chop the leaves of 100g Curly Parsley with a knife.
  2. Separate only the leaves of 100g Italian Parsley. This is the key: do not use a blender or food processor, and avoid making a puree.
  3. Soak the bread in vinegar (to taste).
  4. In a food processor, combine the torn Italian Parsley leaves, 2 tbsp Capers, 2 cloves Garlic, 1 Dried Chili Pepper, 4-6 Anchovy Fillets, and bread soaked in vinegar (as needed).
  5. Coarsely chop all ingredients in the food processor.
  6. Add olive oil (to taste) to the chopped mixture and mix. The key here: don't add too much olive oil, just enough to moisten it.
  7. Finely chop 4 Gherkins (Pickled Cucumbers).
  8. Add the chopped Tuna (1/2 can) to the mixture of chopped curly parsley and chopped gherkins, and chop finely.
  9. Add 2 Hard-Boiled Eggs to the chopped mixture and chop finely. The key here: include both the yolks and whites.
  10. Mix all ingredients together with a rubber spatula.
  11. Add olive oil (to taste) to the mixed ingredients and stir.
  12. Taste and adjust with a pinch of salt if the flavor is too mild.
  13. Taste again and add more vinegar (to taste) if more acidity is desired.

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