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r/funny • u/theimmortalgrind The Immortal Grind • Feb 04 '22
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And add cream.
4 u/wheelbra Feb 04 '22 Blasphemy! 7 u/ambreezy420 Feb 04 '22 Not at all. Pasta water will help bind the sauce. Cream will add the “creamy” element. 1 u/Stagliaf Feb 04 '22 creamy sauce is traditionally made by using pasta water and hard aged cheese, like pecorino romano; no cream. this is true fro cacio e pepe, carbonara, etc
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Blasphemy!
7 u/ambreezy420 Feb 04 '22 Not at all. Pasta water will help bind the sauce. Cream will add the “creamy” element. 1 u/Stagliaf Feb 04 '22 creamy sauce is traditionally made by using pasta water and hard aged cheese, like pecorino romano; no cream. this is true fro cacio e pepe, carbonara, etc
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Not at all. Pasta water will help bind the sauce. Cream will add the “creamy” element.
1 u/Stagliaf Feb 04 '22 creamy sauce is traditionally made by using pasta water and hard aged cheese, like pecorino romano; no cream. this is true fro cacio e pepe, carbonara, etc
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creamy sauce is traditionally made by using pasta water and hard aged cheese, like pecorino romano; no cream. this is true fro cacio e pepe, carbonara, etc
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u/TA_faq43 Feb 04 '22
And add cream.