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The fastest pasta dish in Italy! This pasta dish is simple yet packed with flavor. Perfect for lunch or a midnight snack. Spaghetti Aglio e Olio is popular throughout Italy, but the dish originated in Naples. This dish originated in Naples, where it is said to be a poor man's version of the popular Spaghetti alle Vongole. In Neapolitan dialect, this pasta recipe is often called "Vermicelli with Fujute Clams"! Spaghetti Aglio Olio is a very simple dish. The bases are pasta, garlic and oil. In addition to that, from region to region, optional ingredients such as chili peppers (as we have shown in this recipe), anchovies or sometimes breadcrumbs are often added.
For example, anchovies are added in Abruzzo. This dish can be made oilier or creamier. The creamy version I show here is becoming more and more common in Italy because it's a delight! For the best Spaghetti Aglio Olio with cream, choose a pasta that releases a lot of starch during cooking.
GUIDELINES Partially Cook the PastaBoil water in a pot. Do not add salt to the water. We will add ladles of this hot water to a pan to finish cooking the spaghetti. If you add salted water to cook the pasta, the water will evaporate in the pan leaving too much salt in our dish. When the water boils, cook the pasta for just 2 minutes. Meanwhile...
Prepare the IngredientsThinly slice the fresh garlic cloves. Chop the red chillies. Chop a handful of parsley and set aside. Set the parsley stalks aside to flavor the oil!2 cloves garlic,2 chili peppers,1 bunch parsley.
Make a Stir-FryCover the bottom of a large skillet with olive oil. Over medium heat, add: the garlic, chilli pepper and a few parsley stalks. Cook for about 2 minutes or until the garlic turns golden brown. When the pasta is cooked for 2 minutes...
Completing the Cooking of the Pasta in a PanImmediately transfer the spaghetti to the infused olive oil along with 2 ladles of hot pasta water. Keep the pasta water hot * we'll keep adding it to the pan to cook the pasta! Cook the pasta like a risotto over medium heat. Set the timer for the remainder of the cooking time called for in the instructions on the pasta package for al dente pasta. The total cooking time for the average brand of spaghetti is about 11 minutes. In this case, you will have set the timer for 9 minutes since we have already cooked the pasta for 2 minutes. When the first ladles of pasta water have been largely absorbed, add a few more ladles. Continue to add water a few ladles at a time until the pasta is cooked al dente. Add salt only towards the end of cooking as you would for a risotto. Remember to always check at the end of the timer... It may take a couple of minutes longer as risotto produces slightly longer cooking times. When the pasta is cooked, season with salt and add chopped parsley to give freshness and color. Enjoy your meal!
The fastest pasta dish in Italy! This pasta dish is simple yet packed with flavor. Perfect for lunch or a midnight snack. Spaghetti Aglio e Olio is popular throughout Italy, but the dish originated in Naples. This dish originated in Naples, where it is said to be a poor man's version of the popular Spaghetti alle Vongole. In Neapolitan dialect, this pasta recipe is often called "Vermicelli with Fujute Clams"! Spaghetti Aglio Olio is a very simple dish. The bases are pasta, garlic and oil. In addition to that, from region to region, optional ingredients such as chili peppers (as we have shown in this recipe), anchovies or sometimes breadcrumbs are often added.
For example, anchovies are added in Abruzzo. This dish can be made oilier or creamier. The creamy version I show here is becoming more and more common in Italy because it's a delight! For the best Spaghetti Aglio Olio with cream, choose a pasta that releases a lot of starch during cooking.
GUIDELINES
Partially Cook the Pasta
Boil water in a pot. Do not add salt to the water. We will add ladles of this hot water to a pan to finish cooking the spaghetti. If you add salted water to cook the pasta, the water will evaporate in the pan leaving too much salt in our dish. When the water boils, cook the pasta for just 2 minutes. Meanwhile...
Prepare the Ingredients
Thinly slice the fresh garlic cloves. Chop the red chillies. Chop a handful of parsley and set aside. Set the parsley stalks aside to flavor the oil!
2 cloves garlic,2 chili peppers,1 bunch parsley.
Make a Stir-Fry
Cover the bottom of a large skillet with olive oil. Over medium heat, add: the garlic, chilli pepper and a few parsley stalks. Cook for about 2 minutes or until the garlic turns golden brown. When the pasta is cooked for 2 minutes...
Completing the Cooking of the Pasta in a Pan
Immediately transfer the spaghetti to the infused olive oil along with 2 ladles of hot pasta water. Keep the pasta water hot * we'll keep adding it to the pan to cook the pasta! Cook the pasta like a risotto over medium heat. Set the timer for the remainder of the cooking time called for in the instructions on the pasta package for al dente pasta. The total cooking time for the average brand of spaghetti is about 11 minutes. In this case, you will have set the timer for 9 minutes since we have already cooked the pasta for 2 minutes. When the first ladles of pasta water have been largely absorbed, add a few more ladles. Continue to add water a few ladles at a time until the pasta is cooked al dente. Add salt only towards the end of cooking as you would for a risotto. Remember to always check at the end of the timer... It may take a couple of minutes longer as risotto produces slightly longer cooking times. When the pasta is cooked, season with salt and add chopped parsley to give freshness and color. Enjoy your meal!
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