Salivating intensifies

Dec 20, 2021 3:37 PM

Roasted cherry tomato Gobarotta spaghetti

That didn't take long at all

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Don't do tomatoes in cast iron please.

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Wet the drys, dry the wets. Wet the drys. Got it

4 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

I love seeing a good quality egg. So orange compared to shitty store bought eggs that are pale yellow. Plus the taste is fantastic.

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This was front page yesterday and there was a collective agreement that the gobaretta wasnt the right word

4 years ago | Likes 15 Dislikes 0

It looks like chitarra to me

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKarWRZ8O8g&ab_channel=EXOmos2710 Homemade Roasted Cherry Tomato Gobarotta Spaghetti with sound!

4 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

Don't put tomato sauce in a cast iron you putz.

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Fun fact basically none of the ingredients shown here are native to italy. pastas from china and most of those veggies are from the Americas

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What did Italians do before tomatoes came from the Americas?

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olives in everything

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I'm Italian and have absolutely no idea what gobarotta means. Google has got the same problem finding it.

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Not her first time doing any of that.

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I think I'm into all of this except the basil laminated into the pasta. And the olive oil.

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Can I get the pasta's recipe please? Thanks!

4 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

I feel bloated and flatulent just looking at that pasta, but … it would be worth it *drools*

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Spaghetti alla chitarra (guitar) named for the metal strings stretched over the wood frame through which the pasta is cut.

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Is that basil laminated right into the pasta?

4 years ago | Likes 107 Dislikes 0

Yep. This is heavily clipped. The original video showed that part of the process too.

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Fuck ya bud

4 years ago | Likes 42 Dislikes 0

It is, but is that a good thing?

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Yes. Yes, that’s a good thing.

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I love eating leaves

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That's a fat load of horse shit that anyone could get a sauce that smooth by mashing it with a fork.

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Gotta throw a beyblade in the pan

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That dough was also not made by hand :D

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That's a damn tight dough and you're right.

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In the instagram vid this was taken from it ahs the recipe which states to blend

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It's a magic fork, Kitchenaid makes a good one.

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How To Cook That on youtube makes a lot of videos debunking these viral food videos. This video is only slightly egregious.

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Anne is the GOAT of "cool food/household hack" debunkers. She & Cpt Disillusion need to team up

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I know right! Had to be blended

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Oh, the ad cut off the fact someone else commented this already, ffs

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I know. There was an immersion blender at some point.

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Correct, the color is actually due to emulsification of air through mechanical means.

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Kind of threw me when it changed colors.

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And the dough would be cohesive after 5 motions...

4 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

That's a lot of effort for something I'll scoff down in 5 minutes

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I know. I hate cooking.

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That looks pretty gross you should probably give it to me

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over the last year i learned that making pasta isnt that hard, and also it is insanely better than anything you can buy

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Totally agree. You can get some good dried pasta too, but fresh homemade pasta is easy and tastes so much better.

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After spending $5 on a thrift shop pasta roller, I agree. Fresh is gud! And you can make some pretty tricked out pasta.

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Eh. I make my own for dinner parties but there is actually a great nutty flavor to quality dried pasta you can't get with fresh

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I agree, the only time fresh is better is for stuffed with papardele as an exception

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Yes please

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Repost from a day ago is all I know. Probably one of those youtube channels with one minute "recipies"

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What was that device she used to make the noodles?

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Having hand made noodles, I say fuck that.

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*pops open a can of Chef Boyardee* Meh, samey same.

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You shut your whoremouth and take that back! This is Art that you can eat! *italian Anthem arise from the background*

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Fuckin pro-Chef Boyardee over here flexin on all of us plebs

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Be sure to leave the can out in the sun a while first so that it warms up before eating

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Wait, people are warming it up first?

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Straight out of the can is the only way I know how to eat it

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Is Chef Boyardee a real thing? I thought it was an euphemism/generalization of all famous chefs, like a parody of them.

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It's a brand of food-like products

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Sadly no, it's a shitty canned "just heat up" noddle concoction full of salt and it's nasty if you've had real pasta. lol

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Chef Boyardee ravioli is better than any ravioli authentic Italian restaurants serve. Fight me.

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When I'm black out drunk, cold chef boyardee from the can is absolute exquisite cuisine

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Dear lord in heaven.

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Say good bye to the cast iron seasoning! (Tomato sauces clean that right off)

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You don't have to say goodbye, in fact you get to eat it. It adds metallic flavor to the sauce!

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No more iron deficiency!

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This is news to me, and I am intrigued; the acid?

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Sauce?

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Garlic Cloves, mix of Romano and Cherry Tomatoes, salt, pepper, olive oil, and probably a bit of Pecorino cheese.

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Do you think that's burrata cheese she splits on top at the end?

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Possibly. I'm not familiar with Burrata myself, I assumed it was fresh Mozza, since it doesn't appear to be creamy in the middle.

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Wanted to come back to say it if def burrata - I made this dish last night and it was the same pull apart goodness as shown in the vid (:

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Those are good eggs...

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True free range eggs get almost this color, but yo get tomato red, I find feeding ground crab/lobster shells is amazing. Good for them too.

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Yer a good egg!

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Those are „normal“ eggs where i come from

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To many people fall for the Deep color=good quality stereotype. And some egg farms take advantage of it.

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Happy, free range chickens give the best eggs.

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They look like the mutant orange eggs I just bought in Austria. Good cheese & GREAT wine here as well

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You're a good egg

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Looks like duck eggs.

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I think everything there was good.

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The best eggs come from chickens that catch mice and bugs.

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The chickens in my backyard give the best eggs I've ever had.

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I think this is a Japanese channel. In japan they prefer orange egg yolks so the gove the chickens special feed to make it orange.

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It's actually not, here's the cook's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/turkuazkitchen/

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I know chicken with this kind of orange eggs. Free chicken living without fences on a Farm in the Italien alps. Best eggs ever

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Yes but this is almost impossible to gwt in large scale production situations. So dye it is, mostly.

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I'm in town in NC. Pretty easy to have a few chickens in my backyard. Lay eggs like this for years.

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As some other have commented. Yolk color doesn't determine egg quality. It often gets used as a gimmick to sell regular eggs for more $.

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Yes but we had free range chickens that are a lot of bugs and they had deep yellow/orange yolks that tasted delicious

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Yeah for sure, same here. Yeah lots of bugs and dirt make a really good looking and tasty yolk.

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Yes! My chickens eat mice and insects and their yolks look like a golden sunset. They have a great umami, especially good on rice

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Your chickens eat what?!

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They're little velociraptors, they eat anything that moves that's small enough

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i managed to find eggs like that in my grocery store, they are called heritage eggs, more expensive but worth it

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I started buying the nice eggs recently because I thought "how much do I REALLY spend on eggs every year?" It's like $25/year more tops

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I just go out to the coop

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Your own eggs are always the best eggs.

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I live in a rural area where there are farmstead with real pastured chicke. Eggs, get delicious yolks like this for $3/dozen. Just wash em

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wash them right before eating IF NEEDED but not right after buying. those eggs have a natural layer of protection from bacteria from mama

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Correct, but and they are not washed by the farmers for that reason but the outsides can have bad juju on them, was them before cracking

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That's the disadvantage if you use one hole for everything.

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Yep. Eggs don't really even need to be refrigerated unless they're washed.

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Yep. Super American thing we do.

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