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I made this a while ago, it was wonderful! One of my favorites now.
We've got Italian neighbours. Every year, Johnny comes home with two crates of fresh tomatoes and spends a couple of days cranking them through a handmill which removes seeds and skin, just like you said. They then bottle the stuff (I think they cook it for just a little while) and drizzle a bit of olive oil on top.It's an uncooked or just barely cooked puree, with skin and seeds removed, before canning, unlike American tomato paste or even puree and has a fresher taste, at least when it is a product of Italy.
That dish looks great, especially as I always wonder what to make with ricotta other than canneloni.
I doubt very much I'll find paccheri here, but I wonder if I cooked some canneloni and cut them into smaller pieces would work.
My family made baked ziti basically this way.
OK that's a great idea. There's a fresh lot of ricotta in the local grocery store so I might just go and get some today. Love the look of your dish.May I suggest you not to cut cannelloni? If you can get another kind of short pasta, go for it.