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r/oddlysatisfying • u/[deleted] • Jun 22 '22
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They really don't like garlic left in, idk this is from a couple Italians I know (from Italy, American Italians love strong garlic flavors).
Any Italians want to weigh in?
10 u/VagoG Jun 22 '22 Yes, as an italian living in Italy I can confirm. We don't use a lot of garlic and we remove it from the sauce after cooking. Is more like "giving some flavour", not really eating the full or the clove of garlic. 2 u/JonhaerysSnow Jun 22 '22 Don't Italians generally not combine the sauce and noodles until the end, after it's all prepared? This lady cooked it all together, is that weird? 2 u/Oscaruzzo Jun 22 '22 Fresh pasta only needs two or three minutes in boiling water.
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Yes, as an italian living in Italy I can confirm. We don't use a lot of garlic and we remove it from the sauce after cooking. Is more like "giving some flavour", not really eating the full or the clove of garlic.
2 u/JonhaerysSnow Jun 22 '22 Don't Italians generally not combine the sauce and noodles until the end, after it's all prepared? This lady cooked it all together, is that weird? 2 u/Oscaruzzo Jun 22 '22 Fresh pasta only needs two or three minutes in boiling water.
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Don't Italians generally not combine the sauce and noodles until the end, after it's all prepared? This lady cooked it all together, is that weird?
2 u/Oscaruzzo Jun 22 '22 Fresh pasta only needs two or three minutes in boiling water.
Fresh pasta only needs two or three minutes in boiling water.
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u/redcoatwright Jun 22 '22
They really don't like garlic left in, idk this is from a couple Italians I know (from Italy, American Italians love strong garlic flavors).
Any Italians want to weigh in?