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for the people trying it... i would recommend you to dice the onion instead of cutting it like this... the caramelization is more uniform and it melts better with the cream... also easier to eat! enjoy :3
It’s so annoying when they don’t put the recipe on screen or in the description, and you have to go to the website. It automatically puts me off which is a shame as this looks really Good.
On his TikTok channel it seems like his older videos have everything listed out in those descriptions. But not for his latest videos on there it seems, kind of like this one on RU-vid.
@@ashleighmackenzie8670 It’s not a difficult dish to make only by watching the video. Watch it a few times, note what ingredients you already have and what you need to go get. Quantities, go by experience and what you like, maybe more garlic, maybe less spinach and so on. Time and temperature, again go by experience, look and feel. Be aware that fresh pasta cooks a lot faster than dry.
It wouldn't be an exact replacement, but the best non-alcoholic alternatives would be broth, probably chicken or vegetable in this case, or a juice like grape or apple. Make sure to taste for seasoning, as any alternative would change the saltiness/sweetness of the recipe depending on what was used.
@@lizh4933 Filled pasta is always served with a simple and light sauce: butter + sage, olive oil and Parmigiano, a simple tomato sugo for example. So you taste the filling. The addition of suspicious spice sauces to camouflage the ingredients, also heavy cream is a no-no. The overload of flavours is an American thing. You know how Italians make a sauce with spinach?
This sauce is appalling and no Italian would ever make it. It starts off looking like he’s making French onion soup and doesn’t get much better. The reduced cream must make it so claggy and heavy. Random chopped spinach and what looks like thyme? Should be much simpler. Sorry to the creator for being so critical but it just looks bad to me.