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How to Make ORECCHIETTE ALLE CIME DI RAPA | Broccoli Rabe Pasta Recipe



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How to Make ORECCHIETTE ALLE CIME DI RAPA | Broccoli Rabe Pasta Recipe

Orecchiette with broccoli rabe is one of Eva’s favorite pasta dishes. This simple classic from Puglia is simple but better than the sum of its parts: like most Italian food!

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  1. Great recipe and thanks for sharing! Have to say, for someone who knows the English language so well, she inexplicably has a "Italian Grandma" pronunciation – which doesn't really match up! 🙂

  2. I love you guys and everyone who comments,,, My Dad was born in Serbia HOWEVER lived in Rome after WW2 for over a decade and between my mum (Berlin and Jewish) and my Dad whose native cuisine sort of ,,, let's say it used to be the kingdom of the south slavs sometimes hard to figure out where this fantastic food comes from. My dad translated a cook book from the cirillica and then found an older one from Berlin which even in the 18th century was unique and very much influenced by many cultures.

    My family travelled a lot in Italy yes I know where Pulia is bro in law Calabria a true brother …neither thinking nor speaking completely as a tourist but fools rush in. I LOVE broccoli rabe seasonal definitely my Canadian husband huge convert think sometimes simple dishes the best his definitely involves sausage. You guys are very special you do my heart good!!!!

  3. My mother in law was from Molise. When she would visit us in the US, she would make this with thick cut bacon crumbled in at the end. It was so delicious!! Most American versions of this recipe say to blanche the rabe but, in truth, the longer you cook broccoli rabe, the sweeter it becomes. This is one vegetable that definitely benefits from the longer cooking process demonstrated by Eva. Mille grazie per la ricetta.

  4. I am always amazed at how much salt they use. I stopped using salt in my cooking years ago. we were told it wasn’t good for blood pressure! I am sure that the Italians are a health nation. Love your videos. 😀

  5. (1) My mother had a long-time hobby of researching family genealogy, and found that her Austrian father's side of the family included some Italian blood from… Puglia! So it's a special treat for me to discover a recipe that touches on my ancestral roots. (2) I just cooked this a moment ago, and found it quite delicious — mille grazi! What surprised me the most was how wonderfully good the broccoli rabe is… and I shamefully admit that, as an Ignorant American, up till now I had always thrown away the rabe whenever preparing broccoli! This turns out to be my new favorite cooked green, with a flavor all its own, not simply that of its broccoli parent, nor is it like spinach, chard, kale etc. What a find!

  6. This is such a delicious dish (with just broccoli)! Thank you for making it.

    I wish I would’ve been able to find broccoli rabe. I’m keeping my eyes open for it every time I go to the store but no luck so far.

    I don’t mind making substitution though and I have a few more in mind.

  7. For an embarrassing amount of time I've definitely been referring to garlic in the skin as "in camiseta." Camiseta is definitely Spanish for "t-shirt." Garlic in a Spanish t-shirt. 😅 Thank you for referring back to this preparation so I can finally fix my mistake. I love watching the Pasta Grammar channel to learn about cooking and culture — I look forward to it every week, you two are very engaging and knowledgeable! Grazie mille!

  8. @Pasta Grammar, any ideas on what to sub for anchovies? Aside from the fact that the smell of them is horrendous to me, I am Vegan, so they are off limits. I have a Vegan Worcestershire Sauce that doesn't use them, so there must be a solution. This pasta dish looks all of: amazing, budget friendly, and nutritious. P.S. Harper, sometimes you start speaking English with Eva's Italian accent. It's funny/cute, because seemingly, neither of you realise you/re doing it.

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