St. Pauline Cheese Pasta
French Saint-Pauline cheese Appropriate amount | Pasta 110 grams |
Little Tomato 12 pieces | Olive oil Appropriate amount |
Sea salt 2 grams | Boiled Sweet Corn Kernels 30g |
Olive oil for cooking pasta 10 grams | Sea salt for cooking pasta 3 grams |
Ketchup 2 scoops |
Step 1
With good melting properties, Saint Paulin is ideal for fondues, cheese pots or adding a creamy texture to hot dishes such as pasta, mashed potatoes or stews.Step 2
French St. Paulin cheese is based on strictly selected pasteurized milk and is surface fermented following traditional techniques. During its maturation stage, specific microorganisms are cultivated through periodic application, resulting in the iconic orange shell and the ultimate smoothness inside.Step 3
Add water, sea salt and olive oil to the pot, bring to a boil, add pasta and cook for 10 minutesStep 4
Spray another pan with olive oilStep 5
Add halved tomatoesStep 6
Fry over low heat until the juice comes outStep 7
Squeeze on tomato sauceStep 8
Cooked pasta tossed in tomatoesStep 9
Add sea salt and cooked corn kernelsStep 10
Stir evenlyStep 11
Put into deep dishStep 12
Saint Paulin sliced thinlyStep 13
Place directly on top of pastaStep 14
The flavor of Saint Paulin is rich in layers, with sweet, salty, subtle bitterness and nutty aromas, and occasionally light alcoholic aromas intertwined together to create a feast for the senses. With a glass of milk, are you satisfied with today's nutritious breakfast? St. Pauline cheese pasta cooking tips