Gourmet Italian Black Truffle Pasta
Wild Mushrooms and Asparagus

By DishFrames
0
0/5 (0)

A luxurious Italian black truffle pasta tossed with fragrant extra virgin olive oil, savory king oyster mushrooms, crisp asparagus, and sweet peas.

↓ The ingredients ↓ The steps

This exquisite black truffle pasta marries authentic Italian ingredients with fresh garden vegetables for a deeply aromatic dining experience. Built on a foundation of imported Italian pasta, extra virgin olive oil, and double-infused truffle sauce, every bite balances rich earthiness with crisp textures from baby corn and sweet peas.

A close-up shot of a fork lifting glossy black truffle pasta from a white bowl, garnished with green peas, baby corn, and asparagus.
A close-up shot of a fork lifting glossy black truffle pasta from a white bowl, garnished with green peas, baby corn, and asparagus.
Prep15 mins
Cook15 mins
Total30 mins
Yield2 servings
DifficultyEasy
Calories480 kcal

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. 1Boil the pasta
    Dry spaghetti pasta being placed into a pot of boiling water.

    Drop the pasta into boiling water and cook for 9 minutes.

    Tip: Ensure the water is at a rolling boil before adding the pasta.
  2. 2Remove cooked pasta
    Cooked spaghetti pasta boiling in water.

    After cooking for 9 minutes, remove the pasta from the boiling water.

    Tip: Do not overcook the pasta to keep it firm for stir-frying.
  3. 3Toss pasta with olive oil
    Olive oil being drizzled over cooked pasta in a bowl.

    Toss the removed pasta with olive oil to retain moisture and prevent sticking.

    Tip: Toss while the pasta is still warm so it absorbs the oil evenly.
  4. 4Cut organic asparagus
    Chef cutting asparagus stalks on a cutting board.

    Cut the organic asparagus into 6 cm top segments and 4 cm tail segments.

    Tip: Separate top and tail segments as they may require different cooking times.
  5. 5Cut king oyster mushrooms
    King oyster mushroom being cut into quarters on a cutting board.

    Cut the king oyster mushrooms into quarters.

    Tip: Cut evenly to ensure consistent cooking.
  6. 6Cut baby corn
    Baby corn being sliced in half lengthwise on a cutting board.

    Cut the baby corn in half lengthwise.

    Tip: Lengthwise cutting helps them absorb flavors better during stir-frying.
  7. 7Heat pan and add olive oil
    Olive oil being poured from a small container into the center of a hot frying pancite: 1.

    Add 10 grams of Italian extra virgin olive oil to a heated pan, coating the base evenly to prepare for stir-frying.

    Tip: Ensure the pan is heated properly before adding the olive oil to prevent sticking.
  8. 8Pan-fry king oyster mushrooms
    Slices of king oyster mushrooms being turned in the pan with chopsticks until golden browncite: 1.

    Add the quartered king oyster mushrooms into the pan and pan-fry them until they turn golden brown.

    Tip: Do not move the mushrooms too frequently to allow a nice golden crust to form.
  9. 9Add Asparagus and Baby Corn
    Asparagus and baby corn being poured from a white dish into the frying pan with mushrooms.

    Add the cut organic asparagus segments and baby corn halves into the pan with the pan-fried king oyster mushrooms.

    Tip: Add them after the mushrooms are golden brown for even cooking.
  10. 10Season with Salt and Pepper
    Black pepper grinder seasoning salt and pepper over the asparagus, mushrooms, and baby corn in the pan.

    Season the vegetables in the pan with salt and freshly ground black pepper.

    Tip: Seasoning the vegetables early helps them absorb the flavors while stir-frying.
  11. 11Add Cooked Pasta
    Salt being seasoned onto the vegetables inside the cooking pan.

    Add the cooked pasta that was previously boiled for 9 minutes and tossed with olive oil into the pan with the sautéed vegetables.

    Tip: Tossing the pasta with olive oil beforehand keeps it moist and prevents it from sticking together.
  12. 12Add sauces and stir-fry
    Dark sauce being poured from a bottle onto a bed of spaghetti pasta and vegetables in a pancite: 1.

    Pour organic vegan oyster sauce and organic soy sauce over the pasta and vegetables, then toss well and stir-fry.

    Tip: Add a small amount of water during this step to achieve a smoother texture.
  13. 13Toss and Stir-Fry Pasta with Sauce
    Spaghetti pasta mixed with vegetables in the pan, drizzled with soy sauce and oyster sauce.

    Pour organic vegan oyster sauce and organic soy sauce into the pan, then toss-fry the pasta and ingredients thoroughly together. Add a small amount of water for a smoother texture.

    Tip: Stir-fry well so the sauces evenly coat all the noodles and vegetables.
  14. 14Add Yunnan small sweet peas
    Green sweet peas being poured from a small metal bowl into the pan with the stir-fried pasta.

    Add 10 grams of Yunnan small sweet peas into the frying pan, stir-fry for 30 seconds, and then remove from heat.

    Tip: Cook the sweet peas briefly so they stay vibrant green and crisp.
  15. 15Add first portion of black truffle sauce
    A spoonful of black truffle sauce being held over a glass jar, ready to be added.

    Add the first portion of Italian black truffle sauce into the pan with the pasta mixture and stir-fry to bring out the dry aroma.

    Tip: Stir-frying the first portion helps release the rich truffle aroma into the dish.

Storage & Reheating

Refrigerator
1-2 days
Store in an airtight container. Truffle aroma is best enjoyed fresh.
Reheating
3-5 min
Reheat gently in a pan over low heat with a splash of water to restore moisture.

Burn It Off

Leisurely Cycling
~75 minutes at a leisurely pace (~15 km/h).
Brisk Walking
~95 minutes at a brisk pace (~5 km/h).
Running
~50 minutes at an easy jog (~9 km/h).

Frequently Asked Questions

Adding the first portion during stir-frying activates the deep, dry aroma under heat, while adding the second portion after turning off the heat prevents the delicate truffle oils from burning or evaporating away.
Yes, but king oyster mushrooms hold their shape better and develop a wonderful meaty texture and golden crust when pan-fried.
Tossing the warm pasta in olive oil locks in moisture and creates a protective coating that prevents the noodles from sticking together before they hit the pan.
–
No ratings yet

How would you rate this recipe?