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Another late-night craving turned into something simple but powerful: spaghetti with anchovy, lemon, and butter. Just 3 ingredients, full Italian flavor — creamy, salty, and bright. Perfect for quick dinners, night shifts, or whenever you need real comfort food fast.

Ingredients:
• Anchovy fillets
• Lemon zest & juice
• Butter
• Spaghetti
• Garlic (optional)

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38 Comments

  1. They added garlic, that means you lied about 3 ingredients. I'm reporting you to the internet.

  2. I'm sure it tastes delicious. I would be interested to know how he prepares the dish when his restaurant is busy and he doesn't have time to spend so much time on one (easy) order. With four individual orders in a row, there would be no more room on his stove because of all the pans. Just for the record.

  3. This looks awesome! Would love to hear some explanation though. Not much, just when to add the pasta to the pan an how you know that you added enough pasta water (so much!)

  4. I think if there’s any difficulty in this pasta is getting the pasta where it’s half cooked in the boil and then finishing it off in the pan where’s it’s perfectly al dente.

  5. I love linguine with garlic and olive oil, this is also a favourite. I wouldn't cook the anchovies though, just chuck in in the end.

  6. This guy Denis can’t count, there are 9 ingredients. Pasta, anchovy, lemon, butter, garlic, salt, pepper, pasta water, and love.

  7. For me, 1.5 anchovy is enough for single portion of pasta with 1% salinity for pasta water. Wouldn't this be too salty?

  8. A classical. Easy to make , really great dish, you can add bits of grilled squid, or capers to this. I've got a version with dry white wine also. Brings me back to my uni days😊

  9. Can't wait to try this, new to me.
    I would be so tempted to ruin it and add half a glass of dry white wine. And some chopped parsley at the end. But only after trying the OG here first.
    Guessing they would change it a step too far, but someone's gotta try eh. Natural additions. Capers, olives, tuna, olive oil. Crushed tomatoes even. Pecorino. And now the dish is utterly lost ..

  10. When you have a table of 5 or 6 diners and each one orders a different dish, what do you do? Do you give them €20 for the trouble and tell them to go eat somewhere else?

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