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On 14 Mar, 13:31, "ViLco" > wrote:
> I had them for a lifetime in thousands of occasions, bioth cooked by me or > by someone else. As I boy I found this pasta dressing as missing something, > in fact oil and garlic is the staring point of many pasta dressings, then I > started liking it, expecially as I started loving hot peppers and this dish > is perfect to enjoy a hot pepper with all its taste. > But garlic and hot pepper have always been cooked, until a chef from Sanremo > told me to try it uncooked. What an improvement it is! So now I always make > it "a crudo", which means uncooked. > For each serving put 2 tablespoons of EVO oil in a dish, add the garlic and > the minced or cracked hot pepper and let rest for one hour. I tried longer > times up to 3 hours but the result didn't change much. Before using it I > sometimes remove the garlic, if I have someone garlic sansible. When the > pasta is cooked, drain it and dress it with the oil taking care that the hot > pepper come with it, pure and simple heaven for pasta, garlic and pepper > lovers. Wonderful Vilco! I always made it with a mix of dried garlic, parsley and hot chili pepper. Oil Evo and Whole grain pasta. I love it very much! Now I must try like you say. Cheers Pandy |
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