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Published 1986
I give the Apulian version, which is far easier to make than to explain; something to prepare at early morning when the bread oven is being fired, but you can put it in a domestic oven. Its peculiarity is the presence of minute polpette, meat balls, dispersed in the pasta.
Boil a cauldron of water, salt it, and cook the penne so that they are not quite al dente (i e undercooked), strain in a colander and pass rapidly under the cold tap.
Then make the polpette. Pound the garlic, add the capers and some salt, pound again. Liberate with the oil and add to the minced meat in a bowl. Pound the mixture. Then work in the raw eggs. Sprinkle w