100 g of quail eggs
6 cloves of garlic
150 ml of milk
4 onions, peeled
80 g of tacconelli (or other pasta)
20 g of fresh spinach leaves
1 teaspoon of grated asafoetida (or 1 small envelope of asafoetida powder)
Salt to taste
White pepper to taste
100 g of quail eggs
6 cloves of garlic
150 ml of milk
4 onions, peeled
80 g of tacconelli (or other pasta)
20 g of fresh spinach leaves
1 teaspoon of grated asafoetida (or 1 small envelope of asafoetida powder)
Salt to taste
White pepper to taste
Soak the quail eggs in warm water for 8 hours
Cook the garlic cloves in milk without removing their skins
When most of the liquid has evaporated, remove the garlic, peel off the skins, and mash them with a spoon
Reserve this puree
Cover the onions with water (about 900 ml) and boil them until they're very tender
Then, blend the onions in a blender with the cooking liquid to get a cream
While that's happening, cook the quail eggs in a pressure cooker with salted water for about 20 minutes
Remove the quail eggs with a skimmer and set them aside in a warm place
Use the remaining cooking liquid to cook the pasta al dente
Drain and reserve
Blend the onion cream, add the cooked pasta and quail eggs, season with salt and pepper to taste
Distribute the soup into 4 bowls and top each bowl with fresh spinach leaves
Dissolve the asafoetida in a spoonful of boiling water, add it to the garlic puree, and pour that sauce over the soups