Salsiccia e Friarielli

Salsiccia e Friarielli

Salsiccia e Friarielli · ready in 40 min · 4 servings · 614 kcal per serving · easy · 7 ingredients

A Naples classic where juicy pork sausage meets bitter friarielli, garlic, chilli, and olive oil for a bold, rustic skillet meal.

Prep
15 min
Cook
25 min
Total
40 min
Serves
4
kcal
614
Difficulty
easy

A QiMeal recipe · Updated

Ingredients · 4 servings

  • 600 gPork sausage
  • 1000 gFriarielli, trimmed and washed
  • 3 cloveGarlic, crushed
  • 1Chilli, sliced
  • 4 tbspOlive oil
  • ½ tspSalt
  • 120 mlWater

Equipment

stovetop, skillet, wide pot, tongs, knife, cutting board, measuring spoon, instant read thermometer, colander, fork, wooden spoon, lid

Instructions

  1. Mise en place

    Gather the sausage, friarielli, garlic, chilli, oil, salt, and water, then set out a skillet, pot, tongs, knife, board, and thermometer. · 5 min

    What to look for: All ingredients and tools are ready on the counter.

  2. Clean the greens

    Trim the tough stems from the friarielli, rinse well, and leave the leaves damp so they steam gently when they hit the pan. · 10 min

    What to look for: The greens look bright, clean, and lightly wet.

  3. Simmer the sausage

    Prick the sausages lightly, place them in a skillet with water, and simmer until the water is nearly gone and the links look firm. · 10 min

    What to look for: The water has almost evaporated and the sausage casings look tightened.

  4. Brown the sausage

    Add 1 tbsp oil to the skillet and brown the sausages over medium heat, turning until the casings are deep golden. · 8 min

    When it is done: A probe in the center reads 71°C / 160°F for ground pork.

  5. Scent the oil

    Heat the remaining oil in a wide pot, add crushed garlic and sliced chilli, and cook until the garlic is pale gold and fragrant. · 3 min

    What to look for: The garlic is pale gold, not brown, and the oil smells spicy.

  6. Wilt the friarielli

    Add the wet friarielli by handfuls with salt, cover briefly, then toss until tender, glossy, and still slightly bitter. · 8 min

    What to look for: The greens have collapsed, turned deep green, and shine with oil.

  7. Join pan flavors

    Nestle the browned sausages into the friarielli and cook together so the greens absorb the pork juices and the pan looks moist but not watery. · 6 min

    When it is done: The sausage remains at least 71°C / 160°F in the center.

  8. Serve hot

    Serve the sausages hot with a generous bed of friarielli and spoon the garlicky cooking oil from the pan over the top. · 2 min

    What to look for: The sausages sit over glossy greens with a little seasoned oil.

Nutrition (per serving)

kcal614
Protein32 g
Carbohydrates11 g
of which sugars3 g
Fat51 g
of which saturated15 g
Fibre7 g
Sodium1578 mg

Nutri-ScoreC

Allergens

None of the 14 major allergens, per our data.

Storage and reheating

  • Fridge: up to 3 days
  • Freezer: yes, up to 2 months
  • Reheat gently in a covered pan with a small splash of water until steaming hot, turning the sausages once.

Ingredient substitutions

Pork sausage

  • Plain pork sausage: Use fresh pork sausage with simple seasoning for the closest Neapolitan character.

Friarielli

  • Broccoli rabe: Broccoli rabe is the English market name for friarielli.

Chilli

  • Black pepper: Use only if chilli heat is not wanted, knowing the result is less traditional.

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