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Marty the Pasta Guy
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 3 ธ.ค. 2023
Let me show you how to make, not just pasta, but lots of different Italian dishes - salads, soups & entrees. I will post every week as diligently as possible. Thanks for checking this out! -Marty
Jar Pasta Sauce Comparison
I'm going to compare five grocery store brands of marinara sauce.
I'm a jar-sauce virgin, so I may be the perfect person for this job.
Which is best, which is the worst?
Are they all good, all bad? The tension is killin' me.
I'm a jar-sauce virgin, so I may be the perfect person for this job.
Which is best, which is the worst?
Are they all good, all bad? The tension is killin' me.
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How to make the best southern fried chicken ...southern Italian, that is.
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These tender, golden brown cutlets are as tasty as they look. It doesn't take many ingredients and before you know it, you'll be making this planet's best fried chicken or pork cutlets. Check out my other recipes: Quick and excellent Marinara Sauce th-cam.com/video/GH2AGigtmig/w-d-xo.html Italian Fried Cauliflower th-cam.com/video/Tx_5TwwXgQM/w-d-xo.html Italian Omelette th-cam.com/video/4fQgFY...
The BEST tuna pasta recipe on the Internet!
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I'm gong to show you how to make rigatoni with tuna and cherry tomato sauce. It has the similar bold flavors of puttanesca sauce, but also has the high protein and deliciousness of tuna. Check out my other recipes: Quick and excellent Marinara Sauce th-cam.com/video/GH2AGigtmig/w-d-xo.html Italian Fried Cauliflower th-cam.com/video/Tx_5TwwXgQM/w-d-xo.html Italian Omelette th-cam.com/video/4fQgF...
Italian Asparagus Salad
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Let me show you a refreshing way to make a cold asparagus dish. Tart and delicious, this vegetarian-friendly salad is different and a great addition to the table.
Authentic Italian vegetarian soup - peas & shells
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I'd like to show you how to make this amazing family recipe that will transcend any expectation you may have (I mean you know, about peas). Delicious, beautiful, healthy and hearty.
How to make two Italian vegetable dishes
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I'm going to show you how to make two different styles of Italian vegetables. I'll be using green beans, but you can replace them with other types of vegetables. My quick marinara sauce recipe: th-cam.com/video/GH2AGigtmig/w-d-xo.html #italianfood #italian #greenbeans #vegetarian #vegetables
10 Pasta Brands Compared
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Watch me review and compare 10 different pasta brands. Most of these brands you can buy in regular grocery stores. Which pasta brand is best? I will give a brief review of each one. @italianfoodrecipe Check out my other recipes: Quick and excellent Marinara Sauce th-cam.com/video/GH2AGigtmig/w-d-xo.html Italian Fried Cauliflower th-cam.com/video/Tx_5TwwXgQM/w-d-xo.html Italian Omelette th-cam.c...
Italian egg soup + 2 other soups
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Allow me to show you how to make an Italian egg soup. A delicious vegetarian dish that is full of protein and flavor. This family favorite translates into three other types of soup by just changing one ingredient.
How to make Eggplant Romano (not Parmesan)
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I'm going to show you how to make something better than eggplant parmesan ...something I call, Eggplant Romano. This is my number one favorite dish that my mom made. On the scale of deliciousness, it's simply off the charts. For my sauce recipe: th-cam.com/video/GH2AGigtmig/w-d-xo.html To know more about me, visit: pastaguy.com
Rapini & Pasta - how addiction begins
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I'm going to show you how to make an Italian dish - rapini (broccoli rabe) and orecchiette pasta. The spicy richness of the seasoned rapini along with the substantial thickness of the orecchiette makes this a delicious and substantial dish. Warning - addiction will ensue.
Italian Fried Cauliflower - The best cauliflower you will ever eat in your life!. SERIOUSLY!
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Learn how to make this Italian cauliflower dish that will probably be the best cauliflower you've ever eaten. I hate to sound sensational, but it's really the way I feel. This is one of my all time favorite dishes ...HOT OR COLD!
Marinara with a most interesting topping
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Marinara with a most interesting topping
How to make a quick and easy Italian Marinara sauce using a secret ingredient.
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How to make a quick and easy Italian Marinara sauce using a secret ingredient.
Hey Marty, would I use this for chicken parmesan or do you have a chicken parmesan recipe?
I'm still chasing my grandmother's "gravy". I've come close a few time, made a bunch that she would be proud of too. Can't remember he last time I used a jar of sauce.
No offense but Rao’s is pronounced like Ray- o’s. Really liked this video. Thanks.
I know this sounds saucy & for the record-I'm not sauced...yet. So, I made Marty's marinara sauce, it's my newest craving. His Italian omelette, oh my GOD, I don't know that I'll ever eat another omelette without his marinara. Wanting more, yes on the same day, I then made his Italian fried cauliflower. Don't get me started! Oops, too late...I shared it with my beautiful Carolina dog, Lola. She wouldn't leave the kitchen. When I asked her, "what do you want?" she ever so sweetly turned her gaze to the cauliflower. We ate it all. Flippin' delicioso! I'm on my way into the store now for a repeat. I'm grilling a 4 lb tomahawk on charcoal with all of Marty's fixins. Just sayin'😁 Buon appetito!
Best I've bought? Difficult to find and apologies to your wallet in advance - Martelli - don't take my word for it, it pops up in fancy pants Michelin starred restaurants. It's a big yellow packet. Second pick? La Molisana for sheer bang for ye buck IMHO.
I've seen Martelli, but only in Italian stores. La Molisana doesn't ring a bell, but I'll keep my eye out for it.
Interesting that you’re against the carrots and celery. I’ve seen many chefs start with something (I forget the Italian name… starts with an F) which is effectively a sauce (not quite… finely diced and softened) of onion, carrots and celery. It obviously is not the major ingredient… maybe about 10% of the sauce. Seems very common, including amongst authentic Italians. Interesting that you oppose this idea. I make my own sauce frequently and I plan on trying this addition. I’ve occasionally added a bit of carrots to help sweeten things up… but very little (I don’t want to taste the carrot flavor; I want to taste the tomatoes). Anyway, again, interesting that you seem to oppose this, at is APPEARS to be an authentic Italian method of prepping sauce. I’ve certainly seen PLENTY of folks prep it as you do, without the carrot-onion-celery “sauce”. So, I’m not arguing that it’s normal to add that sauce. It doesn’t appear so. And I believe you would know better than I do… and you clearly don’t add it. I guess what surprises me is your DEGREE of disgust in adding in celery or carrots (you even gave some nasty remarks to onion), when this actually seems to be a very acceptable variant on authentic Italian tomato sauce. In fact, I found your channel through a recommended video which popped up immediately following an Italian chef making his sauce, and he used this carrot-celery-onion “sauce” addition.
Just saw another video using this. It’s called “sofrito” (doesn’t begin with an F, sorry). Presumably, you’re violently opposed to using a sofrito, given your comments. Why?
I had to look up sofrito. Marinara is normally very simple. A lot of people use onions in their marinara, but I don't use them because they can easily overpower the sauce. I've even heard of carrots being used, but the San Marzano tomatoes I use are so good and so sweet, there's no need for anything else to sweeten it or get in their way (celery). But I'm not a stickler for traditional, in fact, a lot of so called "traditional" Italian dishes were invented after WWII. I'm working on a couple of videos where I stray pretty far away from tradition.
I’m glad someone found Bigfoot but he’s a little smaller than I imagined
Smaller and often misunderstood.
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We had a nice little place here in town that made all types of pastas unfortunately they closed awhile back and for me the price was just too high but I would indulge in their goat cheese raviolis once in awhile. I’m glad you didn’t mention that one sold in the green box because it’s trash and that’s the one my mom would always use a couple times a week back in the 80’s ya know I asked her about it once and she said it was 15 cents a box, most times cheaper with a coupon
I think you're talking about Creamette. Not worth the 15 cents. That goat cheese ravioli sound really good though.
I panicked a bit and checked my recently purchased De Cecco. Fortunately it says 'bronze drawn' on the box.
Be "Creamerte-ative" With Creamertes. The average chef who knows CREATES with Creamettes!! He never over cooks the Creamettes, because the average chef KNOWS lest he's careful NOT to, he'll end up instead with Cremates!! All Creamettiatively said.
Creamette belongs in the crematory.
I dig this.
Nice. Classico is a good pick if you do a round two video.
I am not Italian, but I do love Italian food. Whenever I watch comparison videos for sauces, I never see my favorite brand, Mid's. Maybe it's local to the Cleveland area. Mid's makes several varieties, but my go-to's are the Home Style and the Traditional. would love to see Mid's in one of these comparison videos. Just saying. . . . . Oh, I've tried Rao's and didn't care for it.
I very seldom make homemade sauce anymore. My go to jar sauce is Victoria. When Costco has it on sale, I usually by a lot.
Marty... I'm 30 seconds in & predict not 1 will rise to delicioso. I'm a little scared for you but hopeful. Now, onto the show...
Not the ending I was expecting 🤣
Barilla isn't all that bad, but not being of Italian decent, the status of fuqing spaghetti isn't on my list of interests.
Will try looks great
Mozzarella pointless?? Far from it! I always ask them to brown the mozzarella a little, giving it a nice nutty flavor. Certainly NOT pointless!
It's mostly texture though and not enough flavor to help out eggplant, imo. It wouldn't help this particular dish. Thanks for watching.
Barilla, Rienzi.
Do you season them at all while they are cooking in oil?
I don't, but it may not matter.
Oh dear, the only ones that are available to me are the 4 lowest rated. And that is only if I drive the extra 40 minutes to get to a Kroger. Oh, my water is boiling. Time to add the Creamette. Sad but true. Although I live in a pasta desert, you have earned my subscription.
Next time you're going the way of Kroger, I'd suggest stocking up with some DeCecco. Creamette is made from low grade wheat and it's very starchy, and DeCecco isn't much more expensive (if any). Thanks for subscribing.
@@MartyThePastaGuy Yep. The DeCecco is better, and usually only about $1 more. It is the brand I get when I am at the Kroger. Maybe I'll ask the small local grocer if they would consider stocking it as an alternative to the Creamette.
I'm on a roll Marty, firstly I made your marinara sauce, then the Italian omelette and lastly, this Italian fried chicken. Everything's been delizioso. I changed my beat the crap out of the chicken tenderizing method to yours: lovingly massage the chicken. It truly made a difference. Today I'm making another batch of your fresh marinara sauce, eggplant Romano & Italian fried cauliflower. Can't wait!
A believer, yay! Aren't they great? Thanks for trying them out and thanks for watching.
I followed your Italian omelette recipe, topped it with your marinara sauce that I made & it was delizioso!!!
Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it. I think it's one of the best things I make.
Greetings Pasta Guy, I made this sauce exactly as you said & it's simply delicious. Thank you. Cheers
Thank you.
This is the second video I am watching from you and your videos make a lot of sense. Also, there are guys that the baldness is fine. You’re one of those guys so no biggie.
My head has to breath. Love your song lyrics.
Looks good to me!
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You didn't comment on ingredients. The reason I buy Barilla al bronzo is the ingredients listed on the box, "semolina (wheat)". That's it, nothing else. There is no niacin, no riboflavin, no folic acid, etc.
That's interesting. I looked up what those additives do to pasta. They're mostly B vitamins and they restore bleached wheat to the nutritional level of whole wheat, but I couldn't find any info on if they actually affect the flavor.
I'm drooling....
canned black pepper is not fresh, use a grinder and the difference in taste is unreal
I like fresh ground on many things, but the canned stuff mixes better with the bread crumbs. Thank you for watching.
Beautiful!
Kraft ruins everything! 🤣
Looks so good! I need to get some chicken and make this.
Yeah, I didn't even notice Dececco isn't all bronze cut. The standard spaghetti is.
DeCecco recently came out with a line of bronze cut pastas, but they still aren't in many of the mainstream stores.
Rummo is my go to. Another fantastic brand.
Agree, Rummo is really good. I only see it in specialty stores in my area.
Good tips
PLEASE Do pasta sauces next, Sir.
Posting it tomorrow. Thanks
Marty I see you are just starting out. Excellent!!! Keep it up I’m really enjoying your videos!!!
Trying to keep it up, but doing it all myself, so it's been really hard. Was putting them out once/week, but it was diminishing my quality of life ...now I've slowed down. Really appreciate the comment, thanks for watching.
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If we compare with the price, di martino would be the best. In germany, it’s even cheaper than barllia and de cecco.
I agree!
I use De Cecco. Tastes pretty good. Haven't seen any bronze extrusion stuff at Albertson's. Yet.
I thought de cecco was bronze extruded
I believe it is, and it says so right on the box.
They just started a line of pastas that are bronze extruded. That's a pretty new thing with them though and it's not all of their pastas, just the ones that say it on the box.
This was interesting and good to know. Like most cooks I focus on the sauce but the pasta really is the star of any pasta dish.
Do you recommend using a finer breadcrumb or a coarser breadcrumb?
I think finer is better because it becomes course when the cheese is in it. I tried using panko (made from rice) one time and didn't like it much. I've never been that impressed with the bread crumbs I've made at home either. If you do make them yourself, don't use bread with preservatives in it because it will dry out the mixture.
I can't wait to make this dish, looks fantastic, but looking for an alternative to the pine nuts, last time I got them they were $13 for a tiny bag.
If you have a Trader Joe's in your area, they have the lowest prices on pine nuts ...much lower in most cases. I can't imagine anything being a replacement for them, but if you tried something that worked I'd be curious to know.
Your recipe is very close to the one I have settled on after years of experimenting. I add a small amount of sautéd onions and was wondering why you don't.
It's just a personal preference. I should have spoken about it in the video. Onions can overpower other flavors so easily, especially if they aren't cooked until clear and soft. There are other dishes I make with this marinara where I will add onions and chicken stock, but I haven't made those videos yet. Thanks for watching.
I tried the red Barilla, and it was so noticeably better, I switched --- even though it's a 50% price premium.