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traditonally from bari, italy. a creamy flavourful pasta dish
incredibly different than just pasta in tomato sauce (even though that’s basically the ingredient list)
the recipe from the url is just an example, pick whatever fits your style and taste
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(from Not Another Cooking Show on yt)
- sweat down chopped white onions
- roasted/charred and peeled red peppers (i sometimes also mix red and yellow peppers), then chopped and added to onions
- add double cream
- blend
- add grated pecorino
(best type of pasta to use with this is trofie)
so tasty & light, yet unique. dare i say, better than napoletana (tomato) sauce.
Apr 25, 2024
This is different from that one that you can get at chain restaurants where it’s just chicken Alfredo with peas and carrots.
The “real” thing is just the best dish. it’s cheap, comforting, simple (the technique is like riding a bike. Once you know how to do it you can always do it), and it’s a fantastic dish to serve guests. It’s so good they’ll want more but even one box of pasta will feed a ton of people cause it’s kinda heavy. Just serve with like an lemon arugula salad, some bread, and wine.
I attached the recipe that helped me mail the technique cause people have all sorts of ways they get the sauce to cook correctly.
I like it best with rigatoni but any kinda thick pasta that sauce clings to will work.
You gotta use wedge Parmesan, not the pre grated stuff.
I also gotta say that guanciale can be hard to find and/or expensive but pancetta works great and honestly (don’t kill me Italians) just regular bacon works really well too.
Apr 29, 2024
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Goes soooo well with veggies like squash and zucchini, which i adore having in my pasta. And I love the mouthfeel (🥴) of a thicker pasta
Also since I grew up in Cincinnati, I have some more sinister takes on spaghetti toppings that I will not be sharing at this time…
Apr 2, 2024
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Feb 8, 2024
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srsly you do not want to put the effort in and it would probably suck.
Feb 9, 2024
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no one should be forced to drink bitter and sour bean tea. try french press, aeropress, or v60. buy locally roasted beans. go to your local coffee shop for recommendations and inspirations.
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