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Cheesy Mushroom-Thyme Fettuccine

Cheesy Mushroom-Thyme Fettuccine

By Courtney HillSeptember 11, 2024

  • Makes
    4 servings
  • Cook Time
    45 minutes
  • Active time plus cooling
    Start to finish
  • Rating

Inspired by the fettuccine con funghi we tasted in Italy, we developed this recipe for creating a quick yet elegant dinner using supermarket ingredients. Be sure to use dried fettuccine or pappardelle made with egg; this type typically is sold coiled into nests in 8.8-ounce (250-gram) packages. The texture of egg pasta is finer and more delicate than all-semolina pasta. Woodsy thyme is the classic herb for pairing with mushrooms; we add it in two stages for layered flavor. The aged, subtly sweet notes of brandy pair beautifully with the earthy creminis; dry sherry also works well.

Tip

Don’t use pre-sliced cremini mushrooms. They tend to be dry and cardboardy, and we count on the mushrooms’ release of their own moisture to build flavor into the dish.

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