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The Pasta Queen is an entertaining yet insightful view into Italian food, culture, and lifestyle.

Its main mission and goal is to promote the true essence and beauty of Italy all over the world

With over 5 million followers across all social media platforms, Nadia Caterina Munno IS The Pasta Queen.

Born and raised in Rome, of Neapolitan origins, spent most of her childhood learning the craft of mastering the kitchen and traditional Italian values thanks to generations of women that worked in the world of pasta for centuries.

Just like Nonna Caterina, after which Nadia is named who started the first pasta factory in the late 1800s.

36 Comments

  1. You sound a little congested and low energy (well, high energy for most of us, but relatively). Hope you aren't experience a cold or flu.

  2. Looks delicious!! Only i would eat the whole pot not this small plate

  3. Those peas look really overcooked, to the point of being squishy and grey. Add them with the pasta instead and they will stay bright green.

  4. I'm confused how most of the time, she says to not use cream at all in a white sauce because you just need pasta water and cheese (like parmigiano), but then goes and adds cream to a white sauce here……. So when is a good time to use panna then?

  5. Wow, such a delicious recipe 😋 And you look so fresh and stunning with this makeup look. 🥰

  6. Tried it immediately! Although the dairy free version with oat-cream and wholewheat speltspaghetti. ‘Cause of my digestion-issues… But it was so deliciously gorgeous!! 😋😋😋😋

  7. Is this like the pasta from the cheesecake factory? The farfalle one with peas, chicken, pancetta, mushroom, sun-dried tomatoes?

  8. Zia Maria taught me how to make something very similar to this, except we used pecorino instead of parmigiana. It’s very comforting. ❤

  9. 🤣🤣🤣 your accent is ridiculous please don't speak english 🤣🤣🤣

  10. I ALWAYS use salted butter, for everything, period.

    …Except ONE THING… When cooking mushrooms! The salt makes them retain water during cooking, messing with the texture, causing them to become chewy and rubbery. which I don't like!

    I cook my mushrooms down a bit in unsalted butter, expelling the moisture, until they get to the right texture for me, then I add salt.

    but, that looks delicious and that would be the only thing I would change!

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