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  1. I made a very tasty meat & tomato sauce tonight & then cooked my spaghetti in the sauce until it was cooked to perfection & absorbed the flavors & seasoning from the sauce & served with a garden salad. Later this week I’ll put this spaghetti dish in a casserole, mix with in ricotta & egg, some parmigiana & Italian herbs, bake topped with CheddarJack….yummy.

  2. Since most chefs usually recommend boiling your pasta in "1 gallon of water", this is a good way to: conserve fresh water, save time boiling, time cleaning the pot and conserve on gas (or electric) by not running the burner for 5 minutes bringing to a boil, then boil for 7+ minutes! All around time, energy, money and environment saver!

  3. Lol. This looks like it would taste great, but there is no way that the majorty of people are going to take the time to make this at home.
    On a side note, why tf do y'all add red pepper flakes to almost every single Italian dish that you make? It's not even American-Italian let alone authentic Italian.

  4. This looks like too much of a PIA to make as described, the sauce looked WAY too thin/watery and with such a thin, watery sauce, the oil really has nothing to mix/adhere with.
    I'm a solid NO vote on this one. Which is extremely rare for me cuz most of the recipes are wonderful

  5. You can’t teach someone how to make a dish with short videos! Do away with the shorts, except for maybe tools or kitchen gadgets introductions, but if you’re going to show someone how to make something, do it with the long version

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