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I asked 4 world class chefs how they make pasta at home, and let me tell you, this is as un-traditional as it gets. Which pasta will you be attempting this week?

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Paul Carmichael: [instagram.com/kabawa](http://instagram.com/kabawa/?hl=en)
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Chef: Andy
Producer: Caleb Dawkins
Videographer: Ben Hasic
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39 Comments

  1. This is million dollar crash course for pasta. Talk about all the chefs years of experience condensed in 17 minutes. I watched entire video without skipping it. Keep up with the good works Andy๐Ÿ‘

  2. knowing how gross the Thames has been historically, I would've assumed a Thames reduction was taking a whiz in someone's food

  3. My mom passed away two days ago(on 7th march). We are from india and specifically we are bengalis. My mom used to always make " Chatur Porota"( Paratha made with filling of sattu- powder ofย dry-roastedย Bengal gramย (black chana/chickpeas),which is sauted with chopped onions,coriander powder,cumin powder,salt and red chili powder and needed into balls with water and oil. Then those balls are used as the filling(placed into kneeded pieces of balls made of wheat flour for each paratha,rolled and then fried with a little bit of oil). She used to serve it with indian style egg bhurji(bit overcooked scrambled eggs) and Tok doi(curd). Sometimes she would add butter or ghee on the paratha or with lonkar achaar(pickle made from chili and mustard oil). I want to make people remember my mother as much as possible,if you feature this recipe it would mean the world to me as she was a big fan of your recipes as well. Please ignore my bad english.Thank you.

  4. The second dish is actually called Fideuรก, its similar to paella but you make it with that type of pasta!! So typical here in Spain

  5. Honestly, you're a chef's chef and you don't know how to pronounce worcestershire sauce?

  6. No wonder so much Americans are fat with that amount of cheese in their macaroni. Mac and Cheese was originally a side dish, which would limit the fat intake vs main course with that mooch cheese.

  7. Fideu is more popular than Paella here in Catalunya. On Thursdays, most daily menu restuarants serve seafood fideu

  8. I made the "Lazy Lasagne" earlier and it was delicious. One tip I would add is to leave it to cool down for 20-30 mins, like you would with a proper Lasagne, because those pasta sheets retain a load of heat and mine was like volcanic lava when I first served it up. The 2nd portion I had when it was tepid, was off the charts. I can't wait to devour the leftovers tomorrow, which I know will taste even better.

  9. First recipe sucks! And ketchup in baked pasta?
    Thatโ€™s the culinary equivalent of installing Windows on a Ferrari. Technically maybe possible, but deeply offensive to everyone involved.

  10. first one's recipe is exactely what I would expect from someone who looks like him

  11. I liked Wiley version and will give that a go. Would like to know the wine or i thought he siad vinegar but yours flambe so mist of had alcohol

  12. I feel like if โ€œit would offend the Italians, but itโ€™s deliciousโ€ is such a common phrase, maybe the Italians should be a bit more open minded. Tradition is one way of doing something good, but itโ€™s far from the only way

  13. Ivans "pasta" reminds me of filo spaghetti! It's absolutely trash (sometimes), but this looks like a refined version of it….. def worth a try

  14. I can safely say I will never use any of these gross recipes. This video is a great example of how Chefs even overcomplicate their own home cooked food. You should have asked Vincenzo from Sydney.

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