The artichoke is an ingredient with a long tradition in Mediterranean cuisine, which has crossed borders and conquered palates throughout Latin America. In different countries of the region, this vegetable may have various names; in Mexico and Central America, it is commonly called "alcachofa", while in some parts of South America it is also referred to as "alcaucil". Its use in cooking dates back to ancient times, and its popularity is linked not only to its delicate flavor but also to its nutritional properties. Penne, on the other hand, is a very versatile type of pasta of Italian origin that has gained acceptance in daily Latin American meals, integrating into numerous recipes that combine fresh and healthy ingredients.
The combination of penne with artichoke hearts results in a dish that mixes tradition and freshness, uniting the intense flavors of artichoke and spinach with the smoothness of ricotta cheese and the unmistakable aroma of dry white wine. This dish is ideal for those looking for a simple yet sophisticated recipe, perfect for a nutritious and flavorful meal.