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Have you ordered it? Cooking it isn't hard, maybe you just need to practice a bit more.I was like, who's thread is this I subscribed to, what is this, I haven't had proper pasta for over a year. But it's mine, how shameful.
Touch question, as pasta has hugh variety of shapes and dishes. I love tomato sauce based pasta dishes, such as bolognes, as lasagne or spaghetti, but also nduja or clams and seafood.
For white pasta sauces, among favourites as well carbonara, but more to it in juvii's reply, or fresh ingredients aglio e olio, or a nice pesto. For my pesto I like experimenting a lot, so don't have my go-to recipe yet. Mainly experimenting also because pine nuts are so expensive here
I'm very conflicted in ordering it, and cannot do a proper one myself either, but when it's good, it's gooo0OOoood!
But yeah, really hesitant getting it having had everything that could have gone wrong with it already - terrible guanciale that just tastes like salt, an omlette, or german's favourite variation: a cream nightmare
Haven't cookied it yet, having respect of the part with egg yolk. What's your trick?Have you ordered it? Cooking it isn't hard, maybe you just need to practice a bit more.
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Oh you would be so lynched, if Italians would ever discover this thread. Both of us. Recipes are not up to debate.The recipes i'm used to use the whole eggs (not just the yolk) beaten and added with the cheese, after the other ingredients, cooked in very low heat (or just the residual heat). But personally, I prefer it with cream and no eggs.
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Oh it's super nice, either tomoto sauce base, basically your regular sauce recipe, maybe with anchivy though, and later adding clams, or white wine based. Very different, but both so good.all
I havent tried ones with clams as topping. curious
Yes. We use both and also potatoes. There are even recipes that you can do both with rice or pasta. Like these:Oh you would be so lynched, if Italians would ever discover this thread. Both of us. Recipes are not up to debate.
You are Portugese? Never been to Portugal actually. Do you use lot of pasta in traditional food recipes, or is it more with rice, i.e. Spanish paella?
Oh I see I see. Yes, I was in Brazil once and saw the relics of your commons to have both rice and pasta in one meal, but like Americanized versions with cream and cheesy sauces on the as well. And it's pretty buffeling that they themselves seem oblivious about it, not even recognizing that this mix of foods seem redundant to European perception. Like, what, no, we not having such dishes, it's just a normal in creamy sauce cooked pototo dish on rice.Yes. We use both and also potatoes. There are even recipes that you can do both with rice and pasta. Like these:
Not at the same time, I meant with either rice or pasta. Though we actually can eat rice and potatoes together (usually fries) but not pasta and rice.Oh I see I see. Yes, I was in Brazil once and saw the relics of your commons to have both rice and pasta in one meal, but like Americanized versions with cream and cheesy sauces on the as well. And it's pretty buffeling that they themselves seem oblivious about it, not even recognizing that this mix of foods seem redundant to European perception. Like, what, no, we not having such dishes, it's just a normal in creamy sauce cooked pototo dish on rice.
I'm having this awareness because foods over here are using either or principle to have the pasta, or rice, or potatoe be the medium to soak up all the sauces and flavours and deliver it to the mouth. That said I do like my winter chicken soup with noodles AND potatoes.
Oh yes, I left you something spicy, you nerd
Mistress 9 ka......
Are you kidding me, the Death Busters/Mugen Academy unchallenged.what is your favorite arc?