r/pasta • u/CeauImiPlaceSaGatesc • 9h ago
r/pasta • u/CHIart96 • 23h ago
Pasta From Scratch First time making pasta!
It came out really fantastic for my first go! My knowledge of dough from pizza making really helped me with the pasta dough. Tried spaghetti at first and it started lumping together after I cut it. Might’ve still been a bit wet from cleaning.. not sure. Either way, super stoked and excited to now add pasta making to my arsenal of tricks
r/pasta • u/vStrikeback • 13h ago
Recipe Spaghetti Alle Vongole
Yummy.. My Fave actually...
r/pasta • u/JD_tubeguy • 9h ago
Homemade Dish Linguine with shrimp corn and zucchini
NYT recipe the store was out of linguine so used spaghetti was delish. Here is a gift link to the recipe https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1025379-linguine-with-zucchini-corn-and-shrimp?unlocked_article_code=1.zlA.cnG7.yfuyrdgN6nOq&smid=share-url
r/pasta • u/Evelisse_ • 11h ago
Question Pasta italiana con salteado de camarones, cester de cítricos y salsa pomodoro. Ustedes le agregan queso?
r/pasta • u/narwalbacons-12am • 54m ago
I finally got my tomato sauce to the consistency I wanted. Pictures to show difference in sauce.
I honestly don't know what to tag this as. The sauce is made from scratch, but noodles and meat are store bought. We grow our own Basil
Homemade Dish - From Scratch Oreilles d'ane
The 'oreilles d'âne gratin' is a traditional French alpine dish (Hautes-Alpes).
It is a gratin made of alternating layers of thin crepes or lasagna with spinach/chard, all covered with béchamel sauce and sprinkled with mountain cheese.
r/pasta • u/One-Loss-6497 • 8h ago
Pasta From Scratch Homemade pasta with two kinds of "semola di grano duro" and canned tuna, arugula, cherry tomatoes, garlic, salted anchovies, dried chilies, olive oil and black pepper
An amazing home experiment with fine and medium coarse italian "semola di grano duro". One of the most tasty pasta dishes we ever made if not the tastiest.
"Semola di grano duro" is ground durum wheat. Yellowish and very popular in the south of Italy. Some is for bread making and some is for pasta making or things like cous cous. Rich in protein, poor in starch.
Three or four levels of milling. Names differ here.
Here we mixed the finest with the mid level kind in a 1:1 ration, without eggs (as is the practice in the italian South) and only water. Usually, this kind of pasta is dried and then used. Today, we went with the fresh kind.
Our sauce was simple and very delicious. Place a cooking pot on medium heat, olive oil, sliced garlic, salted anchovies and dried chilies were added. When the anchovies melted and garlic started releasing its aroma, chopped cherry tomatoes were added. We lowered the heat and cooked everything for about 10 minutes. Pasta was cooked in a separate pot of boiling salted water for less then 60 seconds and tossed together in a mixing bowl with the sauce. Arugula and canned tuna were added. A drizzle of lemon juice too and tossed together some more.
Homemade pasta of this type is nothing short of amazing!
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r/pasta • u/CHIart96 • 8m ago
Pasta From Scratch 2nd time making pasta, 1st time ravioli
Someone complained I used decorative basil on last nights post so I added an extra for this one 🤣
I also sauced it less
r/pasta • u/Abit_ofeverything • 14h ago
Homemade Dish - From Scratch This was so good. Dinner yesterday
Spaghetti with chicken and beef (they didn’t make the picture)
r/pasta • u/Ok_Spread1776 • 5h ago
Homemade Dish - From Scratch MI COMIDA DE HOY
Rica pasta casera con queso blanco y salsa de tomate y cochino con aguacate. Receta la pasta: 50 gramos de pasta corta, sal al gusto, 30 gramos de queso blanco Venezolano, 30 mililitros de salsa de tomate, 200 gramos de costilla de cochino, medio cubito, salsa de soya, mostaza, dos dientes de ajo, y sal. 50 gramos de aguacate 🥑
r/pasta • u/DressAutomatic1292 • 2h ago
Homemade Dish My first attempt with spaghetti carbonara :))
r/pasta • u/Bubbly-Injury-6814 • 9h ago
Question Issue with pasta?
hi! my son who is 12 M loves pasta, it is one of his favorite things to eat! The only issue is, especially when we go to our local places in our home city of New York, he gets diarrhea from the pasta. Does anyone have tips, or know how to deal with this? Thank you.