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Why Italians NEVER Eat Spaghetti and Meatballs | The Rules of Authentic Italian Pasta 

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Authentic Italian Food | The Rules of Authentic Italian Pasta | How to Make Italian Pasta
Did you know that Italians never eat spaghetti and meatballs? And that they have a complex system of rules governing which sauces go with which kind of pasta? I sure didn’t!
After I make the unforgivable sin of serving my Italian wife, Eva, a plate of spaghetti and meatballs, she gives me (and the viewers at home!) a crash course in the Rules of Authentic Italian Pasta.
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FETTUCINE AND MEATBALL RECIPE
(Serves Four)
The Pasta:
Make a hollowed mound using 3 3/4 cups of all-purpose flour. Crack five eggs into the hollow. Using a fork, begin whisking the eggs and gradually mix the flour in. When the dough thickens, knead it by hand until very smooth and even. Add flour as necessary if it's too sticky.
Cut the pasta dough into manageable portions (about the size of a fist) and roll out until it is very thin, no thicker than 1/16th of an inch. Lightly dust the pasta before rolling it up in 1-inch folds. Slice the roll into even, 1/4-inch pieces. Gently toss the pasta to unroll the strands, then place on a tray or plate for cooking later.
The Meatballs:
Using your hands, mix 1/2 lb lean ground beef and 1/2 lb ground pork with two eggs, 3 1/2 oz. of grated parmigiano cheese, 1.5 oz. pecorino cheese (optional), one clove of minced garlic, and a generous dash of salt and pepper to taste. Add bread crumbs until the mixture is firm enough to roll into solid balls (approximately 4 cups but this will vary depending on bread type). Roll the meat into 1 1/2-inch meatballs.
The Sauce:
In a small saucepan, add a bottle (about 24 oz.) of tomato puree, 2 tbsp. olive oil, and one whole clove of garlic. Mix in 12 oz. of water and a pinch of salt. Cook over medium heat, partially covered, for 10-15 minutes. Add meatballs and continue to cook over low heat for an hour. Add salt as needed to taste.
Putting It All Together:
Bring a large pot of water to boil. Salt generously, then add pasta and cook for three minutes. Drain pasta and place back in the pot. Ladle 3-4 scoops of tomato sauce from the meatballs over the pasta, and stir in for one minute.
Serve pasta on a plate, ladle meatballs and extra sauce on top, and grate fresh parmigiano cheese over all.
Buon appetito!
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@kingartifex
@kingartifex 4 года назад
"Now do you understand why meatballs cannot go on spaghetti? ". "Nope, not at all." 😂😂
@Franco-in9jo
@Franco-in9jo 3 года назад
Artifex that is not quite true. In the Abruzzo region, they make “chitarra” with polpette (meatballs). The Abruzzese meatballs are more little than American ones, which are more in the central Italian/neapolitan style. In my grandma’s house, at least once every two weeks there is pasta with meatballs (altough the tomato sauce, homemade, is cooked with the polpette and mixed with the pasta, unlike Americans which put the sauce directly over the pasta as if it was ketchup on fries...😂).
@jean-pierosgriccia4520
@jean-pierosgriccia4520 3 года назад
@@Franco-in9jo little balls and chitarra is absolutely a different meatball game. Don't forget that different pasta size include different sauce..
@keisreeman
@keisreeman 3 года назад
Harper spends the next week on the sofa.
@InTheSh8
@InTheSh8 2 года назад
I'm sure Italians are fighting over it!
@Machoke.
@Machoke. 2 года назад
@@Franco-in9jo vinceros plate made a recipie that sounds like what you’re talking about. It’s called making spaghetti and meatballs like and Italian.
@travisretriever7473
@travisretriever7473 4 года назад
Fact: all Italians are taught this, and the ones who don't learn it, get exiled to America.
@jeffmorse645
@jeffmorse645 4 года назад
And I'm glad they're here! I love Italian-American food.
@angelikafeiler6863
@angelikafeiler6863 4 года назад
😂😂
@aldocarulli3054
@aldocarulli3054 4 года назад
The fun fact is that basically we grow up knowing this. I know all of these rules but i CAN'T remember ONE instance in which someone told me anything of this. Also she's 100% spot on.
@zzzzz2393
@zzzzz2393 4 года назад
is this a new rule? I asked my zia abt this and she said there’s no rule like that lol
@anggarar1995
@anggarar1995 4 года назад
She is exiled to America(marrying an American).. But she taught us about this..
@giraffesinc.2193
@giraffesinc.2193 2 года назад
Harper is - quite possibly - the most fortunate man in the entire universe. Thank you, Eva, for your amazing recipes!!
@lindastarr4699
@lindastarr4699 3 года назад
My grandfather was from Pisa and my grandmother from Sicily and we grew up with spaghetti and meatballs. It's an American thing. Many times after immigrating to America the same ingredients could not be found and dishes changed. Later many Italian corner grocers opened and sold Italian imports. My grandfather grew his own Basil, Mint, Cardones, Cacuzza Squash, etc....
@phatmonkey11
@phatmonkey11 2 года назад
Yeah my college roommate's grandma from Sicily used to come visit us and make spaghetti and meatballs. Then she'd freeze all the extra meatballs for us poor college students to eat after she left. MMmmmmmm. when I was pregnant, she visited me and taught me how to make them, as well as the sauce, and some other dishes of her's that I love. Now my teenage daughters can make these recipes.
@lindab7384
@lindab7384 Год назад
@@phatmonkey11 Michelle, I had a big smile on my face when I saw this post. When my daughter was in college I would take the train in to see her and would always be carrying Pasta w/Meatballs or Sausages, Lasagna, Pasta Fagioli,.....some food that was a recipe of my Sicilian Grandmother. It always lite up my daughters face, as well as her roommates and friends! Nearly 20 years later her friend who lives afar mentions those meals I would bring (and I have never thought of myself as some exceptional cook either) and how much he enjoyed them and felt loved that he was thought of. If you are still connected to your college roommate, send her a note as a reminder of how much you enjoyed that ! Memories make us smile, don't they !
@jonathansoko1085
@jonathansoko1085 Год назад
You did so in america. No where in italy do they eat "spaghetti and meatballs". Dont bother attempting to lie. Its a 100% american thing. Go to italy or sicily right now and ask for it, they will laugh you out of the room
@elizabetharmendariz6004
@elizabetharmendariz6004 Год назад
@@jonathansoko1085 That's what Linda Star said , it's an American thing. No body is trying to lie.
@arrivagabry
@arrivagabry 4 года назад
for Americans it can be confusing, but for Italians that live in Italy it comes natural to know what goes with what, for us it's like breathing
@ValVal9
@ValVal9 4 года назад
che DIO ti benedica!!!! :)
@bielomo
@bielomo 4 года назад
@Michael Gamble first the church,then the kitchen. Well...not necessary in this order AHAHAHAH
@riccardocrespi7514
@riccardocrespi7514 4 года назад
Sorry arrivagabry.... you right.... and we here aren’t speak about risotto, crespelle, gnocchi, cus cus.... For every question call me...
@veronicat.6654
@veronicat.6654 4 года назад
Actually not everyone knows exactly, but we learn and do it the right way, so all of the world can too.
@jiros00
@jiros00 4 года назад
@Michael Gamble A friend of mine she has an Italian BF. He makes the worst pasta. Overcooked. Bad ingredients. I hope he is is just an exception.
@gregmuon
@gregmuon 4 года назад
This is pretty funny to me as an Italian American who still has family in Italy. What Eva is leaving out is that these rules are very regional, and what is 'law' in one place might be sacrilege in another. The complexity however, remains constant. 😄
@donkmeister
@donkmeister 3 года назад
Rules are regional (hell, it comes down to household and there's even arguments within a household), but if you go to Italy expecting to find SOMEWHERE that meatballs and spaghetti is a thing then you might as well search for that town in America where meatloaf is always served with a dog turd laid on top. It just doesn't happen. 😋 I've worked across Italy, and the only times I've seen spaghetti and meatballs in Italy is when going to a tourist restaurant that is open way too early to be serving dinner to Italians (or French, British, Spanish, Portuguese!). Unfortunately, sometimes these are the only restaurants around if you want to eat with a particular view.
@rebeccahicks2392
@rebeccahicks2392 3 года назад
@@donkmeister You should watch the videos by Italia Squisita on spaghetti and meatballs. They're from Teramo in Abruzzo, but never spread to the rest of Italy.
@claudiopastore
@claudiopastore 3 года назад
@@rebeccahicks2392 yup, spaghetti alla chitarra e polpettine. Italians are like that. If we don't know it, it doesn't exist. But the dish does exists in abruzzo, only the meatballs are much smaller. Thing is, italians from one region hate food from all other regions as a rule. Not me though.
@donkmeister
@donkmeister 3 года назад
@@rebeccahicks2392 When Americans talk about "spaghetti and meatballs" they are talking about polpette, not polpettine. So, one town that makes a dish that is superficially similar is like pointing to that regional chinese dish with minced meat and sauce with noodles and saying that the Chinese eat ragu. Nope, spaghetti and meatballs is not Italian, even if one town makes something similar. ETA sorry that comes across as rude, I didn't mean it that way 😀
@chrisrstk
@chrisrstk 3 года назад
@@claudiopastore why u speak for all italians? Its true the opposite, we regularly eat food from other regions as well.
@the_farpost
@the_farpost 3 года назад
“Marry an Italian woman they said.....” this guy 😂 😂 😂
@PauloSousa86
@PauloSousa86 3 года назад
I heard somewhere it is because of the pasta thickness that makes the difference, large pasta holds heavy tomato, beef sauces better and absorbs most of it's flavour, as with fresh pasta too. Dry long pasta is better for thinner silkier sauces like the carbonara, or simply olive oil with fish. In the end it's about making sense, a thin pasta like spaghetti will just slide in the tomato sauce not really absorbing it and not having the heaviness to sustain the large chunks of large meat on top
@JohnCDSMB
@JohnCDSMB 2 года назад
You got it!
@Johnson333552
@Johnson333552 2 года назад
Holy crap that actually does make a lot of sense It seems so obvious now that I actually hear it
@libertyblueskyes2564
@libertyblueskyes2564 8 месяцев назад
Finally a descriptive reason.
@Macaf4r
@Macaf4r 4 года назад
She’s got some great hair
@frankdiehl8749
@frankdiehl8749 3 года назад
I love it! The deepest black ever... Sort of natural and retro, not overly coiffed or anything. She's an original.
@williampotter2098
@williampotter2098 3 года назад
@@frankdiehl8749 Not even close to natural. A bad black dye job ...
@frankdiehl8749
@frankdiehl8749 3 года назад
@@williampotter2098 He, I'm as nice as I can be, alright? She's showing some grey here and there, so I get it. Some men experience it at a young age, and it usually looks great and sophisticated. It's different for a women I suppose, greying a little prematurely.
@tbohtwentyone
@tbohtwentyone 3 года назад
@@williampotter2098 She's awesome. As are her opinions..
@cdub531
@cdub531 3 года назад
William Potter dude it’s a part of the Schitck and the channel .
@RickyG225
@RickyG225 4 года назад
I am Italian -American and I get it. It is very specific to their traditions. When in Italy, the Italians know their food pairings hands down. Never had a bad meal there. Bon Appetite folks!
@godsowndrunk1118
@godsowndrunk1118 3 года назад
The main reason Italians immigrated to the America's was for the freedom to put meatballs on their pasta...they escaped the Italian Pasta Cabal...
@Will-le8yj
@Will-le8yj 3 года назад
lololololol
@MrArmsteel
@MrArmsteel 3 года назад
Lmafo
@heliopijpe
@heliopijpe 3 года назад
hahaha ^^
@francescadesantis4292
@francescadesantis4292 3 года назад
change pusher
@EdgarCarlosDuarteAguilar
@EdgarCarlosDuarteAguilar 3 года назад
Good one. It was Mussolini who made up all these pasta rules.
@kamanama3671
@kamanama3671 3 года назад
I would rather sit down and eat a bowl of meatballs and a beautiful tomato sauce but some crusty bread on the side then anything else
@not_found7066
@not_found7066 4 года назад
I'm italian and in my family we put leftovers meatballs in pasta and it tastes really good 😋😋😋. (We also crush leftovers meatballs to make Bolognese sauce) a fun and simple way to use leftovers!
@dustbitten
@dustbitten 4 года назад
Husband: Tries to do kind gesture. Italian: Wtf is this?? Why’d you put meatballs on the spaghetti??
@erichkaufmann5284
@erichkaufmann5284 3 года назад
Italian food is shit Russian food much better
@Theforeveraloneguy
@Theforeveraloneguy 3 года назад
@@erichkaufmann5284 Who's ever heard of Russian food?
@lokitaagarwal5918
@lokitaagarwal5918 3 года назад
@@erichkaufmann5284 u shouldn't say that... Have some manners
@andyleighton6969
@andyleighton6969 3 года назад
Proverbially, no good deed goes unpunished.
@mohata605
@mohata605 3 года назад
@@erichkaufmann5284 no
@tomsite2901uk
@tomsite2901uk 3 года назад
The most basic rule with Italian food: eat what you like. Just make sure you cook with love, use as much fresh and good quality ingredients and look forward to feed the family, enjoy their company and laugh a lot. And never argue with nonna about how things are to be cooked.
@Doeff8
@Doeff8 3 года назад
And keep you dishes simple, just a few ingredients including lots of love
@ilaria7259
@ilaria7259 2 года назад
Exactly 😂❤️
@chaitanyasharma3921
@chaitanyasharma3921 2 года назад
@yabghus cheese and olive oil too
@asellandrofacchio7263
@asellandrofacchio7263 Год назад
And DON'T USE CREAM
@42218102742
@42218102742 3 года назад
Her handwriting looks like her accent sounds I love it 😍
@joefetzko7334
@joefetzko7334 4 года назад
Then there’s my slovak grandparents who are like “ there’s a bunch ah different ways to make stuffed cabbage, and sour mushroom soup” 😂😂😭❤️
@rick3747
@rick3747 3 года назад
Ah.....Just had a Halupki and Cabbage and Noodles on Wed. Chicken Paprikash is on my menu for Sunday. I am half Polish/Hungarian.
@vevepriezviskova6909
@vevepriezviskova6909 3 года назад
:) But remember, there's only ONE way to make a proper goulash.
@jljljl1820
@jljljl1820 3 года назад
@@vevepriezviskova6909 not quite. but theres only one way to ruin it for sure: if you dont make it a soup
@TheKoog97
@TheKoog97 2 года назад
Nothing beats a nice Sarma with roasted garlic peppers and homemade bread!
@nellytree
@nellytree 4 года назад
Eva is so cute ♥️ I just love her fierce Italian personality ♥️
@PastaGrammar
@PastaGrammar 4 года назад
You just made her day! Thanks for watching!
@spendingtimetogether8428
@spendingtimetogether8428 4 года назад
Yup, and I'm surprised Harper isn't 400lbs since she seems like an amazing cook and I would be pigging out 24/7 on all her food!😂👍❤
@lupodelnord
@lupodelnord 4 года назад
@@spendingtimetogether8428 quality is more important than quantity. You don't need huge quantities of food if what you eat is delicious. 😉
@spendingtimetogether8428
@spendingtimetogether8428 4 года назад
@@lupodelnord makes sense👍
@alexblaze8878
@alexblaze8878 4 года назад
She’s an Italian Karen, somehow that’s tolerated
@cherilynn8852
@cherilynn8852 3 года назад
When I hear Eva's reasoning and logic, it makes me cry happy-sad tears. I had a beautiful love affair for 3 years with a man from Citta Ducale and I came to love the way Italians talk to each other and the way they live. I miss being around Italians and I'm so happy to have found your channel so I can spend some time listening to Eva.
@mirtham2372
@mirtham2372 3 года назад
I love how confused Harper looks! he's so funny!😂
@ljosca1788
@ljosca1788 4 года назад
And you didn't even mention pesto and trofie, pizzoccheri and orecchiette with cime di rapa...and so on...great videos by the way...!
@PastaGrammar
@PastaGrammar 4 года назад
Don’t worry, we’ll make a sequel! Thanks for watching!
@CarLoverPhotography
@CarLoverPhotography 4 года назад
Now im hungry
@bielomo
@bielomo 4 года назад
Be carefull if you will do the pesto. Here in Genoa there's some talibans touchy and dangerous...
@francescor.623
@francescor.623 4 года назад
Ooooh there are MANY things left... this was just a little introduction 😂
@1Bkjack
@1Bkjack 4 года назад
And pasta al nero di sepia. Which IS the standard combo for fish and sea food fruto di mare in general.
@ZagoDj
@ZagoDj 4 года назад
I’m from Tuscany, we use to eat pasta with meat balls. But we use little balls
@maryjoeckenrode7307
@maryjoeckenrode7307 3 года назад
I’ll remember that.
@blakko7114
@blakko7114 3 года назад
quella è una ricetta vera e propria, quindi non sfora nei canoni
@TheTrueMariWho
@TheTrueMariWho 3 года назад
*Beavis & Butthead laughing*
@tizioincognito5731
@tizioincognito5731 3 года назад
Sure dude? I can say the opposite... 🤣
@io1681
@io1681 2 года назад
I live in Tuscany, near Florence, my Mother was from Piemonte, but we did never eat pasta with meatballs. We can eat pasta with "ragù alla bolognese" (the ragù with the same meat of, but not the meat balls). Maybe you can find this receipt, I think, in Naples.
@MadeByZero
@MadeByZero 3 года назад
I'm an Italian, I've never seen or heard this scheme anywhere, it will be instinct or common sense I don't know, but I've always respected it !!
@Dreistan
@Dreistan 3 года назад
I learn the most important lesson here: let the italians do the pasta. Don't try and fail, just let them do it.
@SweetLilyofPeace
@SweetLilyofPeace 3 года назад
Nah many countries enjoy pasta. They can do their own thing and others can do theirs. I will do mine :)
@VeganKebabDoRuky
@VeganKebabDoRuky 3 года назад
Or learn from an authentic Italian cook if you want to make _Italian pasta._ Otherwise, make whatever kind of pasta you want as long as you like it, just don't serve it to the OGs lol
@epmcgee
@epmcgee 3 года назад
gatekeeping food for what?
@enzocrespin5806
@enzocrespin5806 3 года назад
They stole it from the Chinese though (at least according to chef Alvin Leung)
@epmcgee
@epmcgee 2 года назад
@Italian Cuss Words Generator 1.0 at least your honest that you're a pos
@nicholaskarako5701
@nicholaskarako5701 4 года назад
If you really want to horrorify your wife have her watch the scene in Elf when Will Ferrell is wolfing down the spaghetti with M&M's, marshmallows, maple syrup, crumbled up pop tarts
@PastaGrammar
@PastaGrammar 4 года назад
Hah!!! Good idea!
@loriwalsh2353
@loriwalsh2353 3 года назад
Yeah! That is pretty horrifying! Lol
@darkfireeyes7
@darkfireeyes7 3 года назад
Sadist 😂
@andrealeonti2967
@andrealeonti2967 4 года назад
Quando Eva ha iniziato ad impastare le tagliatelle, mi sono emozionato ❤️
@chefboyardee361
@chefboyardee361 4 года назад
Andrea Leonti siamo in due!
@eviljoy8426
@eviljoy8426 4 года назад
Andrea Leonti siamo in tre! ahhah xD
@michaelsimeone6222
@michaelsimeone6222 4 года назад
facciamo 4 va
@TrwHustlerss
@TrwHustlerss 4 года назад
5
@magnolerriccardo6840
@magnolerriccardo6840 4 года назад
6 ho visto l'oro in quelle mani!
@Alessandro-wh4hm
@Alessandro-wh4hm 3 года назад
As an Italian I find this explanation very amusing and accurate. That's correct, you won't find tortellini Alla Bolognese very often in Italy, but, when in Bologna you will, and they're mouthwatering. Bravi ragazzi, bel canale ;)
@morreta6402
@morreta6402 3 года назад
Hey, being an Italian, can you confirm if its true that Italians don't put chicken on pizza? Because I heard from somewhere that Italians don't put chicken on pizza while chicken pizza is something I've grown up eating....
@nowekant93
@nowekant93 3 года назад
@@morreta6402 Hi, I'm from Italy (northern part), and even here it is not common at all, you won't find it on the menu in pizzerias and I'm pretty sure they don't even have it in stock. If you want proteins on your pizza, we usually choose ham or spicy salami
@morreta6402
@morreta6402 3 года назад
@@nowekant93 Thanks a lot for educating me! I heard the authentic Italian pizza usually has tomato sauce, herbs and very little cheese, clean and healthy and absolutely heartwarming :)
@nowekant93
@nowekant93 3 года назад
@@morreta6402 well we also have white pizzas or pizzas with more cheese than just mozzarella, nowadays there is really a vast choice and many pizzerias have their own proposals. Of course to each their own, from kebab pizzerias to higher quality pizzerias-restaurants
@kevinb5417
@kevinb5417 2 года назад
@@morreta6402 Chicken pizza was developed on the American west coast, I believe. It's also very recent in terms of its history. Personally, I hate chicken in pizza. Even barbecue pizza.
@72wh27
@72wh27 3 года назад
I friggin' LOVE these two! Really feelin' their synergy. And I think it's awesome how she really clears up so many American Scorsese-esque misconceptions about Italian culture & cuisine. And they do it all in such a fun and loving way. God bless them...
@PastaGrammar
@PastaGrammar 3 года назад
Thank you!!!
@salvatoremannino3389
@salvatoremannino3389 2 года назад
Sono d'accordo!
@diane9247
@diane9247 4 года назад
"From now to the future, let me do all the cooking." Eeeee...! If only someone would say that to me!🍝🍕🍜🍲🍷💞
@PastaGrammar
@PastaGrammar 4 года назад
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@jomarkpalacio5485
@jomarkpalacio5485 4 года назад
Mission accomplished.
@mwrittle
@mwrittle 3 года назад
Naughty Harper!
@SantisValiant
@SantisValiant 4 года назад
I wanted pasta until I saw this. I have a headache now and I'm just gonna have a hamburger instead.
@donnabyrnes9587
@donnabyrnes9587 3 года назад
Lol
@elroy8272
@elroy8272 3 года назад
Think I'll thaw a stouffers frozen lasagne..meat lovers version.
@elroy8272
@elroy8272 3 года назад
@@samlinkin31 yep..pretty close to my homemade.
@maryjoeckenrode7307
@maryjoeckenrode7307 3 года назад
Lol
@Nirv2267
@Nirv2267 3 года назад
2:30 her handwriting is itallian as well
@rosemartasgaminghoard
@rosemartasgaminghoard 3 года назад
This is so ...woah, I love the complexity of these pasta rules and I can understand why they are this way. At the same time my mind is blown
@bluebear57
@bluebear57 4 года назад
this all makes sense! When I went to Italy 10yrs ago, I was upset that I could never find spaghetti with meatballs! I heard you had to go to southern Italy to find meatballs. Anyways, now I want some pasta!
@richardmcdonald8853
@richardmcdonald8853 4 года назад
this is the most educational Italian pasta cuisine that I had seen in my life
@rex_8618
@rex_8618 3 года назад
Hey man please do a part 2 of pasta rules. Looking forward
@ringnebula1
@ringnebula1 3 года назад
Also important: time! Between draining, plating, saucing and eating: 30 seconds max, or the pasta "scuoce" (overcooks) and is no longer "al dente".
@stevyd
@stevyd 4 года назад
I've heard that in Italy if your people have lived in a town for 10 generations and you make ravioli the same as your ancestors, people in a different town 5 miles away will think of you as a "straniero" (foreigner) who has no idea how to make ravioli.
@gregmuon
@gregmuon 4 года назад
That is kind of true. Maybe less so nowadays. Italy for much of its history was a bunch of separate city states.
@SamsonGuest
@SamsonGuest 4 года назад
This video perfectly captures why foreigners struggle with Italian food culture and why italians and foreigners often clash when the foreigners try to approach italian food. There are a lot of things that Italian grow up and are infused with about their food culture that is intuitive to them. But to a foreigner it's not intuitive and most of the time nobody makes the effort to ask or answer the question: WHY? To the italian it's intuitive they often might not even be able to verbalize why themselves. The foreigner often doesn't even realise that what he is missing is the reason why you don't ad cream to the carbonara, eat meatballs with spaghetti or why not every italian dish is prepared with garlic. They were not raised with the food culture. It's like learning a language from someone who grew up speaking it. They can tell you how to say things but more often than not they don't know why. Pasta grammar is a very appropriate name for the channel.
@rebeccahicks2392
@rebeccahicks2392 3 года назад
The thing is, food in Italian is very regional. Spaghetti and meatballs actually are from Italy, but they're from Abruzzo and never really spread to other regions.
@laurapavone3513
@laurapavone3513 3 года назад
@@rebeccahicks2392 I'm from Abruzzo and I can say that you are right..we don't get scornful watching at a plate of spaghetti and meat balls
@goodanytimej8688
@goodanytimej8688 3 года назад
Very well said
@sunnyday173
@sunnyday173 2 года назад
I am from Apulia and here we actually do have spaghetti with meatballs, or "braciola" rolled meat with cheese inside. My grandma make pasta with fake meatballs, (made only with bread, eggs and parmisan cheese) that was an ancient recepy when meat was not available for poor people.
@MarkusLegner
@MarkusLegner 3 года назад
Sono un tedesco cresciuto in Italia e conosco tutte queste regole e usi e tradizioni della pasta... e guardando questo video esilarante mi rendo conto che queste cose non si imparano... si sanno e basta!!! 😂🤣 Buon appetito a tutti!!
@flibbertygibbette
@flibbertygibbette Год назад
I was so glad to see meatballs being cooked in tomato sauce! That's how my mother made them and it's how I make them (and I serve them with fettucine, not spaghetti, because I agree that spaghetti doesn't go well with them, you need a flat noodle) but I have caught a lot of flak from non-Italian people telling me i must always bake my meatballs to be "authentic." Eva to the rescue!
@melikatalks7676
@melikatalks7676 4 месяца назад
??? Koofte are originally from Iran. Koofte goes back way before the oven and is usually cooked inside a tomato based sauce here. Ignore them 😭
@joeywho534
@joeywho534 4 года назад
Plot twist: go to Italy and the rules are different in every house.
@carlofino4666
@carlofino4666 3 года назад
never seen bloody meatballs on spaghetti mate
@joeywho534
@joeywho534 3 года назад
🤷‍♀️
@carlofino4666
@carlofino4666 3 года назад
@@alde1611 that's because you are not italian. Pasta asciutta btw, ciao!
@andreazanfre
@andreazanfre 3 года назад
@@alde1611 i'm italian and maybe in sicily eat spaghetti and polpettine but polpettine is different from polpette, polpette almost every time goes with fettuccine
@hoodiebruv9051
@hoodiebruv9051 3 года назад
No
@dimitrispantazopoulos8775
@dimitrispantazopoulos8775 4 года назад
We Greeks make fantastic pasta dishes ,the difference with Italian dishes being that Greek dishes have a much stronger flavour and are heavier to the stomach. What surprised me the first time I tasted real Italian pasta dishes from an Italian chef,a friend of mine named Roberto ,was the fact that he could make amazing dishes with 3- 4 ingredients ! The taste and flavour of the Italian cuisine despite its simplicity still astonishes me to this day. If you ask me which pasta dishes I prefer,Greek or Italian, I'd say both. Both cuisines have their winners !
@PastaGrammar
@PastaGrammar 4 года назад
We agree!! ❤️
@StergiosMekras
@StergiosMekras 3 года назад
Agreed. I had pasta from an Italian chef in Thessaloniki and it was noticeably lighter than the Greek equivalent would be, even when the ingredients seemed heavy.
@davidalexander5963
@davidalexander5963 3 года назад
Harper's wink at the end was everything. ; )
@Elvisredbaron
@Elvisredbaron 3 года назад
In my family we use to put "polpettine" (which means little meatballs) on spaghetti. From what I know it's not very common but definitely lots of families do that, especially in southern regions. And sicilian cooking is among the best three in Italy in my opinion.
@HScreecHC
@HScreecHC 2 года назад
Le polpettine hanno senso con gli spaghetti, le infilzi col la forchetta e ci giri gli spaghetti intorno. Gli Americani fanno polpette grosse come bombe a mano, non hanno senso con gli spaghetti
@Elvisredbaron
@Elvisredbaron 2 года назад
Mah, non ci trovo nulla di male in fondo anche in quel caso. Noi italiani creiamo regole culinarie che spesso non hanno senso e ci attacchiamo ad esse perché ci sappiamo mettere in discussione troppo poco.
@HScreecHC
@HScreecHC 2 года назад
@@Elvisredbaron Ha senso però, te l'ho appena spiegato 😅 ogni regola ha una ragione legata al gusto o alle proprietà del cibo. Per esempio non si può mangiare il pane con la pasta perché sono una vagonata di carboidrati. Gli Americani lo fanno, per abitudine o perché gli piace, ma la vagonata di carboidrati resta
@Elvisredbaron
@Elvisredbaron 2 года назад
@@HScreecHC In alcune regioni d'Italia è normale mangiare pasta con patate e fagioli, è un piatto frugale e ovviamente calorico in modo voluto. Alcune regole della nostra cucina sono senz'altro di buonsenso e di praticità, però spesso e volentieri siamo i primi a non applicarle per ragioni ignote. Più esco dall'Italia e più mi rendo conto che certi abbinamenti vanno meglio di quanto non penseremmo.
@asellandrofacchio7263
@asellandrofacchio7263 Год назад
​@@Elvisredbaron spiegami in che modo pasta, patate e fagioli sarebbe calorico
@terryoconnor5262
@terryoconnor5262 4 года назад
If RU-vid had a “love” button which overrides the “like” button I would FOR SURE have pressed it for this video!! I feel a binge watch of this channel coming on and I am looking forward to it!! Much love from an Englishman who knows nothing of authentic Italian cuisine but I’m sure that will change!! Keep it up!! 👍🇬🇧 🇮🇹
@PastaGrammar
@PastaGrammar 4 года назад
Thank you so much for watching, and for your encouraging words!
@selim996
@selim996 4 года назад
When a pasta lesson turns complicated as mathematics at the end 😂😂
@PastaGrammar
@PastaGrammar 4 года назад
😂
@clwilliams9276
@clwilliams9276 3 года назад
I'm literally writing this down and going through the comments for extra tips. Taking notes for future reference. (My grandma is part italian, that side of the family came over to America after Stalin's regime I believe. Oldest relative we can trace back on that side is a man named Giovanni. I think there's been maybe 4, encroaching on 5, generations in the family since him.) Anyway, point is, i like learning n this is a great channel/learning experience.
@fionajane56
@fionajane56 3 года назад
That was just the best chart ever❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️God bless Eva and her marvelous cooking.
@ScYtH-
@ScYtH- 3 года назад
We know these rules just because we are Italian. This made me laugh so hard. 🤣🤣🤣
@salvatoremannino3389
@salvatoremannino3389 2 года назад
And it is true. That's the way it is I can assure you
@ajorngjdonaydbr
@ajorngjdonaydbr 2 года назад
I learned the rules from living with an Italian
@redreliever
@redreliever 2 года назад
I mean, you live all your life never eating linguine with tomato sauce. So then you know by heart that you don't do it. And this for so many different dishes. People who cook and think about it know or at least have a glance why it is so. Linguine to me are for creamy sauces with a steady taste. They have the body to support them. That is basically the reason why pappardelle and all tagliatelle kind of pasta are good with mushrooms. I don't agree with mushrooms and parmigiano (that I see quite spread here in Italy too) but I'd never argue with Eva.
@winchesterchua3390
@winchesterchua3390 4 года назад
Wise words from Davie504: *_NEVER BREAK THE SPAGHETTI_*
@cal8338
@cal8338 4 года назад
But you can *_SLAP_* it
@ThePesio
@ThePesio 4 года назад
you can break in tiny piece for some minestra (it like soup [zuppa] but little different)
@SergioLeRoux
@SergioLeRoux 4 года назад
My dad always cuts the (entire plate) long pasta with a fork and knife. He tried that in a restaurant in Italy once, the waiter exclaimed "L'ha assassinato!" and took it away, bringing a new plate. He had to eat it the proper way for once, ashamed.
@ThePesio
@ThePesio 4 года назад
@@SergioLeRoux we dont call dad anymore in Italy
@mr.lelito9524
@mr.lelito9524 3 года назад
Actually, where I live in Italy there's a recipe called "chitarra con le pallotte", which is a thicker fresh egg long pasta with tomato sauce and really tiny meatballs. They are usually made on holidays or Sunday family lunch.
@alde1611
@alde1611 3 года назад
I dont get this " italians never eat spaghetti with meatballs " narrative ffs Sicilians from the village my family is from have pasta shuta with polpetti every Sunday it makes me cringe when people say Italians don't eat spaghetti with meatballs.
@mr.lelito9524
@mr.lelito9524 3 года назад
@@alde1611 I mean, for what the italians means as "polpette", it's pretty hard to find it with pasta so I'm not blaming anyone for not knowing it. But there're some regional recipes that actually uses polpette, made from different meat mixes, with pasta. Maybe the most known is lasagna napoletana which actually contains small polpette and is eaten during Carnival
@sunnyday173
@sunnyday173 2 года назад
Vengo dalla Puglia e anche qua si mangia la pasta con polpette. Addirittura gli antichi facevano le polpette di pane perché nel dopoguerra la carne non era sempre disponibile
@salvatoremannino3389
@salvatoremannino3389 2 года назад
@@alde1611 since you write pasta shuta instead of pastasciutta we italians can tell you don't know what you are talking about
@jornalistarenatarosa4205
@jornalistarenatarosa4205 3 года назад
I love it! Congrats, this video is awesome!
@ClassicKina
@ClassicKina 2 года назад
This was fun to watch!! How informative 🤗
@ILoveITSchool
@ILoveITSchool 4 года назад
Guys, your video is amazing!! Finally, every single person out of Italy can learn how to eat pasta!! Bravi bravi bravi!
@johncarpenter987
@johncarpenter987 4 года назад
I don't care if People in Italy don't eat spaghetti and meatballs. Half my family is Italian (I am not) and I have had old school Italian food. Love it. I also like spaghetti and meatballs. I also like Chicago style pizza. Food is not about rules, it is about taste and you like what you like. I like the tacos at Jack in the Box and those are most definitely not Mexican.
@Nightmare888999
@Nightmare888999 4 года назад
Sure... if you want u can eat and mix whatever u want with your personal taste, but it doesnt mean your taste is good
@smajla82
@smajla82 4 года назад
@@Nightmare888999 that goes for signature dishes as well tho, what is tasty for one doesnt have to be good for the other person. As long they dont call spaghetti +meatballs Carbonara it's OK, while making original dishes one can stay to orginial recipe...look at this way im 100% sure in different regions in Italy is Carbonara made slightly different..that applies to almost all food. Usually when i do a slight change in recipe and present it to someone else i pronounce original name and add "ala Me(or my name)" :D simple. This video shows Italians like most conservative nation on the planet , im pretty sure some of em actully eats meatballs with spaghetti :D
@johncarpenter987
@johncarpenter987 4 года назад
@@Nightmare888999 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-djMmFopOmx0.html Watch the video, learn something. Taste is based on what you grew up with, not with an exact worse or better.
@Nightmare888999
@Nightmare888999 4 года назад
@@johncarpenter987 so michelin inspector decision is based on their personal behaviour and taste....sounds good!
@johncarpenter987
@johncarpenter987 4 года назад
@@Nightmare888999 lol. You dont know much about the senses. None of us hear the same, see the same, smell the same or taste the same. The senses are individual and all are limited. Do you understand that smell has more effect on what we taste than anything else. I hate onions, I cook with them for others; but, I find them slimy. When I went to Guy Savoy's in Vegas, he served me foamed onions and some very expensive mushroom, I ate them both and enjoyed it. I am not afraid of new tastes why are you? Why do you believe everyone must enjoy the same tastes you do, I don't. You must be better and have a better pallet.
@SuperLou13
@SuperLou13 3 года назад
you two just slay me ... between "Chef Alfredo" and the sub-titles when Eva is speaking (I understand her without them ;-) I find myslef getting up off ot he floor from laughter. Also, I love that at the end you always cook something. I am inspired by your videos so much that I have declared my house a "Pasta Only" Zone!
@elsapucai
@elsapucai 2 года назад
Here in Argentina we also inherited most of those pasta varieties. Included gnocchi, ravioli stuffed with ricota and spinach, and also the tradition of fresh pasta on sundays. BUT sadly I have to tell you that we accept the combination of spaghetti with meatballs... Hope you visit Buenos Aires one day! Saludos
@ClaudeMagicbox
@ClaudeMagicbox 4 года назад
Giusto per chiarire: in Italia ci mangiamo la pasta con qualsiasi cosa dai frutti di mare, alle sarde passando per ragu di lepre piuttosto che la salsa di noci...percui é vero che in alcune regioni, su 40 primi piatti tipici, ci stanno PURE gli spaghetti con le polpettine (piccole, non in pallettoni da un etto l'uno).... ma sostenere che questo sia un primo tipicamente italiano é una boiata. Mi si puó dire che la lasagna, i ravioli in brodo, i maccheroni al ragu, gli spaghetti allo scoglio etc. sono "tipici italiani"....ma spaghett&purpett sono una americanata e basta (sono milanese di nascita cresciuto negli USA e ormai tornato a milano da 30 anni). I won't translate this because it's just a sidenote for some of my fellow Italian commentators. :-)
@sunnyday173
@sunnyday173 2 года назад
Il fatto è che non viene servito nei ristoranti, ma le nonne, le persone di una certa età fanno continuamente questi piatti qui al sud (spaghetti con polpette di tutte le dimensioni). Quindi ti assicuro che è tipicamente italiano, ma un italiano un po' retrò, che oramai sta scomparendo assieme alle vecchie generazioni. È sempre sbagliato assolutizzare verità che sono invece molto relative
@albertocanonico4757
@albertocanonico4757 2 года назад
@@sunnyday173 ... A Napoli si usano le polpettine (molto piccole) da aggiungere nel sugo della lasagna. Quello di fare le polpette nel sugo e poi condire la pasta lunga (spaghetti) è un usanza tipica del sud credo diffusa in Calabria. In genere una cottura lunga della salsa con carne (in questo caso polpette) non va accompagnata ad una pasta lunga e secca come gli spaghetti sia perché non sono in grado di assorbire una salsa densa (cosa che invece una pasta fresca tipo scialatielli o fusilli farebbe meglio), sia perché non possono raccogliere residui di carne al loro interno. Quindi in alcune zone d'Italia in genere queste polpette vengono mangiate come una sorta di secondo subito dopo gli spaghetti (che come dicevo non andrebbero usati). Alcune nonne magari per anticipare la portata delle polpette le aggiungevano subito agli spaghetti.
@alexandrorocca7142
@alexandrorocca7142 4 года назад
Italians have learned about the existence of Spaghetti and Meatballs by watching American movies and TV shows.
@Thebasicmaker
@Thebasicmaker 4 года назад
Io andando nei ristoranti di Chicago dove se vuoi puoi ordinare la pasta e fagioli e ti portano il formaggio se gia' non e' sulla pasta!
@recruitmentch
@recruitmentch 4 года назад
NO! Chitarra alla teramana is an Italian dish made with egg based spaghetti that is served in tomato sauce and small meatballs.
@alexandrorocca7142
@alexandrorocca7142 4 года назад
@@recruitmentch But how many people know it? From what you see on TV every Italian seems to eat it in the US, but Abruzzo is quite a small region and Italian immigrants are from all over the country. I'm Italian and I never heard of that dish before, and it's understandable because we have so many pasta shapes and recipes that it would be impossible to know them all. Since I find it hard to believe that people from Sicilia or Campania would adopt a pasta dish from another region out of the blue, I'm convinced that they saw it and replicated it. BTW most Italian-Americans couldn't find Teramo on a map and if you ask them where spaghetti and meatballs come from, they wouldn't have an answer, whereas every goddamn nonna on the planet knows her pasta.
@recruitmentch
@recruitmentch 4 года назад
@@alexandrorocca7142 you've never heard of spaghetti alla chitarra?? I'm not talking about Americans. I come from milano and I know chitarra alla teramana! It's just knowledge of pasta!
@alexandrorocca7142
@alexandrorocca7142 4 года назад
@@recruitmentch I have spaghetti alla chitarra in my pantry right now, but that's a shape of pasta, not a dish. The fact that you know it doesn't mean that most Italians do. I guess that most people in the south never heard of polenta taragna either. 😋
@christinacoates8065
@christinacoates8065 3 года назад
I just found this channel and I'm obsessed! You guys are so sweet! And I love your recipes!
@ece421
@ece421 3 года назад
I love your channel and I love the chemistry / dynamic between the two of you! I am also learning a lot about Italian cuisine and culture! Thank you both for this video series!
@MrAymardo
@MrAymardo 4 года назад
Just to be sure, Bolognese is more a "ragù" than a sauce, thus explaining the right matches? What does Eva think about it? Keep up the good work, your channel(s) is great, you guys are up to, and building, something great!
@PastaGrammar
@PastaGrammar 4 года назад
MrAymardo Thanks for watching! Eva says yes, in fact bolognese is properly called “ragù alla bolognese.”
@newsoulsam3889
@newsoulsam3889 4 года назад
"What about pastina, can bolognese go with pastina?" "JESUS, NO!"
@SergioLeRoux
@SergioLeRoux 4 года назад
That only made sense to me because as a kid I hated Bolognese.
@carolinemiller2211
@carolinemiller2211 4 года назад
I laughed at that comment and then started wondering if Eva would show us how to make authentic bolognese?
@chrismartinez5711
@chrismartinez5711 4 года назад
LOL. You don't have to be Italian to know this is patently absurd.
@plaguemaster308
@plaguemaster308 3 года назад
F for kids
@donkmeister
@donkmeister 3 года назад
Bolognese? Why would you serve a person from Bologna as food? I'll eat some tagliatelle al ragu whilst I ponder this.
@michaelhudecek2778
@michaelhudecek2778 3 года назад
Awesome video guys!!!! 😊😊😊😊
@DonnaWolfeGatti
@DonnaWolfeGatti 2 года назад
Great show!
@therealbahamut
@therealbahamut 4 года назад
I've seen simpler NFL playbooks. The English language has less nuance. Electricians have an easier time. I love it.
@beegee22
@beegee22 4 года назад
"How much time do you have?" :-) Awesome!
@julianachandler2975
@julianachandler2975 3 года назад
Thanks for another great looking recipe
@yoshidah12
@yoshidah12 2 года назад
Such a great video! Thank you!
@aislinngraves4291
@aislinngraves4291 4 года назад
Well... her loss. I would be happy to eat that and grateful for such a thoughtful husband.
@kruaxiilferengi
@kruaxiilferengi 4 года назад
Siete simpatici ragazzi, vi auguro buona fortuna con questo canale
@PastaGrammar
@PastaGrammar 4 года назад
Grazie!
@Marvhagler
@Marvhagler 3 года назад
Love your channel!
@josephgarcia8955
@josephgarcia8955 3 года назад
I love the show. I just started watching yesterday and it’s my new favorite.
@PastaGrammar
@PastaGrammar 3 года назад
Thank you!
@lx7lw
@lx7lw 3 года назад
As an Indian learning some proper Italian recipes, these rules are really helpful :) Please post more such videos and some authentic recipes too!
@DennGreenIII
@DennGreenIII 3 года назад
Okay i understand that an Italian person might give it some grief because it's not traditional for them or it's an americanized version of their cuisine, but i LOVE spaghetti and meatballs, it's a match made in heaven and it's my favorite food of all time. Meatballs and spaghetti belong together, and i will die on that hill 😩 lmao
@Tania_323
@Tania_323 3 года назад
As an Italian raised in an Italian family eating Italian food, I agree 100% with you.
@sunnyday173
@sunnyday173 2 года назад
Don't worry, I am 100% italian living in Italy and I sware you we do Cook spaghetti and meatballs (at least in Apulia)
@werpu12
@werpu12 Год назад
As a european I agree, it blends perfectly well... Dishes change and Sphagetti and Meatballs is the prime example of a dish working really well!
@MrRickster66
@MrRickster66 3 года назад
I love your channel and your videos. My family is from Calabria, and Eva reminds me so much of them. She reminds me of how much care and pride they had for Italian food.
@veronicamorandi3950
@veronicamorandi3950 3 года назад
Love this channel. 💕💕💕
@kyle8971
@kyle8971 4 года назад
That little wink at the end. "Mission accomplished."
@AlbertoCiarrocca
@AlbertoCiarrocca 4 года назад
Bolognese qui, ci tengo a sottolineare come il tortellino al ragù esista e sia in realtà comunemente accettato, benché sicuramente inferiore sotto ogni punto di vista rispetto al brodo. L’importante è sempre evitare la panna!
@silviamic9295
@silviamic9295 4 года назад
ieri in un gruppo di italo americani ho visto un lunghissimo post in cui una ragazza chiedeva ricette alternative alla solita "tortellini salad" e noi stiamo a discutere se panna sì o panna no, questi nella miglirore delle ipotesi se li magnano freddi co il salame, le olive e i peperoni
@AlbertoCiarrocca
@AlbertoCiarrocca 4 года назад
Silvia Arrighetti ti svelerò un segreto, a me con la panna piacciono
@frankvanga310
@frankvanga310 4 года назад
@@AlbertoCiarrocca ,anche a Bottura piace,e da ristoratore posso garantire,almeno al 90% dei miei clienti
@lucamaggiori856
@lucamaggiori856 4 года назад
Ma infatti i tortellini al ragù vanno benissimo, come anche al fumé o alla boscaiola..😉
@ManubibiWalsh
@ManubibiWalsh 4 года назад
Io il ragù lo mangio con qualsiasi tipo ti pasta mi capiti sotto mano... di solito spaghetti o mezze penne rigate. A volte gnocchetti sardi, se li ho.
@dacanale
@dacanale 3 года назад
My grandfather’s parents were from near Genoa. He could sure put away my grandmother, and mother’s spaghetti and meatballs on Sunday. Happy memories. Italians sure know how to love, and I was spoiled by him until 1968. ♥️ Thank you for sharing your lovely wife with us. She’s got gorgeous hair and a winning personality.
@PastaGrammar
@PastaGrammar 3 года назад
Thank you!
@shadowpapito
@shadowpapito 3 года назад
Thanks learned a lot!! The Information will go in my cooking database and archive.
@ermagico
@ermagico 4 года назад
Spaghetti with meatballs are cooked only by grandmothers for their grandchildren...
@ermagico
@ermagico 4 года назад
@ e questo cosa dovrebbe provare?
@ClaudeMagicbox
@ClaudeMagicbox 4 года назад
ermagico A me da bambino mia nonna mi faceva gli spaghetti con in ragu di luganega (tipica salsiccia di maiale sottile Lombarda) e lasciava dentro dei bei pezzettoni :-D
@ottyblank
@ottyblank 3 года назад
Eva's handwriting was so amazing😍
@msantos545
@msantos545 3 года назад
The pasta and sauce pairing guide is perfect! Thank you!!!
@reggaepetteri7719
@reggaepetteri7719 3 года назад
Oh dear, this is the best comedy show for ages - and it makes me hungry!
@nocturnasdarksorrow4560
@nocturnasdarksorrow4560 4 года назад
I am from Cyprus and somehow i felt like without anyone taught me, i knew all those information like it was something natural we were discussing, its the mediterranean i guess :D
@KateDenthimamai
@KateDenthimamai 4 года назад
Greek here, felt the same way, my parents always followed those pasta rules and now I do as well.
@lambrospappas578
@lambrospappas578 3 года назад
I just watched this video for the first time again, since being introduced to your channel. I have a possible theory on why Italian-American is different from traditional Italian, but it may be a stretch. Italians migrated in masses along with other ethnic groups, one notable group being Greeks. Greeks make these meatballs in sauce (soutzoukakia), use copious amounts of oregano, and also tend to use lots of garlic. A lot of Greeks and Italians intermarried and both were seen as the same by American (and Canadian) society, this is where the phrase "Una faccia una Razza" came from. They also came and struggled under a great deal of poverty (I believe they came during the depression), so you more expensive ingredients like Olive Oil and Parmigianno were replaced with butter, cream, and local cheeses. North American ingredients are comparatively bland compared to ones that grow in hot climates, so I feel immigrant communities were trying to compensate for those lost flavours by utilizing garlic, oregano (as well as other herbs), butter, cream, and other local and affordable ingredients available to them at the time.
@PastaGrammar
@PastaGrammar 3 года назад
That’s a very interesting theory!
@xplastilinaverdex
@xplastilinaverdex Год назад
Related to this, in Venezuela we call Lasagna "Pasticho" like the dish similar to lasagna called Pastitsio. My nonna immigrated to Venezuela from Foggia as an adult and calls it this, as do all Venezuelas and italo-venezuelans
@lambrospappas578
@lambrospappas578 Год назад
@@xplastilinaverdex We do have a pasta dish in Greece called Pastitsio, which is a lot like Lasagna, but made with a pasta similar to Bucatini. Specifically made for this dish. It's this pasta mixed with the sauce and topped with a generous layer of Bechamel.
@xplastilinaverdex
@xplastilinaverdex Год назад
@@lambrospappas578 just realized I didn't finish writing my comment 😅 but yes what I meant to say is that it is a similar name to the Greek Pastitsio although it isn't in any way more similar to it than it is to Lasagna. But it's interesting that this dish from Italians in Venezuela has this name
@jeanneamato8278
@jeanneamato8278 3 года назад
Many thanks for the lesson. It makes sense.
@craiganderson3952
@craiganderson3952 2 года назад
You guy's are so cool together!! Another great vid!!
@TheJSchwindy
@TheJSchwindy 3 года назад
4:19 Harper: Can bolognese go with the pastina? Eva: Jesus no! Love it!
@urosmarjanovic663
@urosmarjanovic663 4 года назад
Whenever you talk with an Italian about cuisine, have in mind that his first neighbor have completely different set of rules. Not to mention villages, towns, cities or regions. They are brainwashed by their mothers and grannies that their cuisine is the best and their rules are ultimate. :D:D:D
@CioccoLia
@CioccoLia 4 года назад
Uros Marjanovic Italy is the land of culture, art, music. Cuisine just comes after that and if you think otherwise, well, who cares? Just eat your homemade cooking and live happily 🤗 P.s. Don’t be hypocrit and don’t è vero eat pizza, pasta, don’t study italian history (which is Europe ancient history), don’t use words which derive from latin and please, just stai where you are. The world doesn’t need people Who are so Closet-minded. Ah, don’t go to America, I home you’ll understand why 😊 bye! 🤗
@urosmarjanovic663
@urosmarjanovic663 4 года назад
@@CioccoLia I'm from Serbia, which was a part of Yugoslavia, so us and Italians were first neighbors. :D:D:D I am using words that derive from Latin, I do know a lot about Italian history, I am from Europe, in fact, my country was a part of Roman Empire in its early days and indeed spawned about 9 emperors in the late age. :D:D:D That being said, today Italians are what I described in my original comment. Mamas and nonnas cooking is alpha and omega in every Italian's life. This also translate to village, town and region. Why they are so diverse, i don't know. But I know that there would be knife fights over should you use spaghetti no.5 or no.7 in your tomato based sauce, or why it is incomprehensible to swap parmigiano to pecorino as a topping. That is just who you are, I wasn't trying to belittle you. ;)
@ClaudeMagicbox
@ClaudeMagicbox 4 года назад
Uros Marjanovic Nobody is brainwashed, if you want we can cook together for some friends, you do yours I do mine and let's let them judge...mkay?
@urosmarjanovic663
@urosmarjanovic663 4 года назад
​@@ClaudeMagicbox Why not other way around? I cook for your friends and you cook for mine? :D You just kinda supported my theory. :D
@CioccoLia
@CioccoLia 4 года назад
@@urosmarjanovic663 I don't approve stereotypes, which I see you use a lot. Well, my mother is a CEO of an important world company, my granma was one of the first woman to graduate (the oldest university in Rome opened the girls' dressing room just for her) so, I don't think you can talk about italians as you like, because you're just wrong 🤷‍♀️ cooking is my culture, but also many other things. I don't understimate your country and your culture, please do the same. I don't care what your aim was, you're just talking through stereotypes and that's a horrible thing to do to a country and its people.
@anitahopkinsla
@anitahopkinsla 3 года назад
You guys are so much fun in the kitchen! 🥰 I LOVE CREATING PASTAS !!!! 👁❤️👁
@cocotteminute2788
@cocotteminute2788 3 года назад
At first I was like " LET ME TAKE SOME NOTES!".... EH...Never mind! 🤣🤣 ...Love you guys!
@simonluca2001
@simonluca2001 4 года назад
Eva, dovrebbero darti il Nobel per la Cultura! Il mondo sarebbe un luogo migliore se anche solo uno straniero, oggi imparasse qualcosa😉😁😀
@christiancolavecchia25
@christiancolavecchia25 4 года назад
Si però la tradizione vuole che con le polpette si faccia il sugo, non che vengano mangiate insieme agli spaghetti. Comunque anche mia nonna quando li faceva mi metteva le polpette nel piatto
@christiancolavecchia25
@christiancolavecchia25 4 года назад
@@giulianomamane897 va be' basta che si mangia
@riccardocrespi7514
@riccardocrespi7514 4 года назад
Si mangeranno, abbiamo 3856 primi diversi uno dall'altro, ma quei ciuccelloni di americani credono che sti meatball spaghetti siano una delle nostre colonne portanti dell'infinita gastronomia italiana, assieme a penne col chicken, ste cazzo di fettuccine Alfredo o gli "spagetti alla milanesa". Io ho vissuto due anni negli States ed ancora la pasta viene fatta bollire 20 minuti, mettendo aglio e formaggio ovunque. E mettono mestolate di sugo... insomma mangiano il sugo con un pò di pasta.... A questo punto come fa questo ragazzo ha capire le "elementari" regole che Eva ha chiaramente espresso?
@riccardocrespi7514
@riccardocrespi7514 4 года назад
giuliano mamane infatti le contemplo nelle migliaia di nostre ricette... ma sono nostre colonne portanti? Roma vanta Carbonara, Gricia, Amatriciana, Cacio e pepe, Pecorara, la Zozzona, alla Papalina, al sugo di coda, Napoli spaghetti alle vongole, la putta esca, l’arrabbiata, aglio e olio (queste ultime tre litigate proprio con Roma), la pasta con la genovese, alla nerano, la scapece, il ragù cotto otto ore, il lardiello.... Ma se dici ad un romano che il suo piatto principe sono le fettuccine Alfredo, o non le conosce o ti manda a c....e (te dico simpaticamente, non ti offendere...). Il napoletano se gli racconto che a Napoli fanno il sugo con le polpette, ti fa notare che le polpette se le mangia come secondo con un chilo di pane per la scarpetta, dopo un chilo di pasta con una secchiata di formaggio. E fa bene...
@riccardocrespi7514
@riccardocrespi7514 4 года назад
giuliano mamane vivi in America e vedrai cosa costa una cena in in ristorante Italiano coi controcoglioni. Sappi che la cucina italiana in America, spesso è addomesticata ai gusti locali, anche ad altissimo livello...
@jvee2901
@jvee2901 3 года назад
With love, i say she is killing me. Sounds like, rosana, rosana dana... from SNL in the 70's and early 80's...
@williamjordan5554
@williamjordan5554 3 года назад
Just 70s
@johnmilus2889
@johnmilus2889 3 года назад
@@williamjordan5554 yeah, Gilda passed on young.
@richardbeacham2369
@richardbeacham2369 3 года назад
Love your videos, you two are brilliant!
@carlosoliveira-rc2xt
@carlosoliveira-rc2xt 3 года назад
Wonderful videos.
@bobdown6981
@bobdown6981 3 года назад
As a Sicilian , i really get Eva's sense of humour. :)
@lizhutchinson6978
@lizhutchinson6978 3 года назад
You guys should do a follow-up to this. Different pasta shapes and how they're best prepared.
@theromanshow
@theromanshow 2 года назад
You guys are really fun.. thanks
@Mark1JT
@Mark1JT 3 года назад
HA HA HA. The way she said "what is that??" could be soul crushing! HA HA.
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