I went to the supermarket and found fresh Borlotti beans (also known as Cranberry, or Navy beans). I just love these things. I use them for this dish:Pasta e Fagioli , to make "bean burgers", to serve doused in olive oil, garlic and red wine vinegar, as part of tonno e fagioli , and for curries.
I prefer using pasta shells for this, so the sauce and the beans stick inside the shells, but I coudn't find them, so rigatoni it was.
I've got no idea whether this is an authentic version or not, because I've never eaten it in Italy. The first time I made it, I cooked the pasta and the beans right from the start in the tomato sauce. It was tricky, so that's why I cook the pasta and the beans separately.
I prefer using pasta shells for this, so the sauce and the beans stick inside the shells, but I coudn't find them, so rigatoni it was.
I've got no idea whether this is an authentic version or not, because I've never eaten it in Italy. The first time I made it, I cooked the pasta and the beans right from the start in the tomato sauce. It was tricky, so that's why I cook the pasta and the beans separately.