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elesi818 · 8 months ago
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bellissimoyoshi · 2 years ago
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Mamma mia!🤯Delicious Spaghetti garlic, olive oil, sea urchins, salt cod fish ”Baccalà” and bottarga at Arva❤️ またアマン東京のアルヴァに行って、激うまペペロンチーノを頂きました!雲丹やカラスミが入ってます!😂👍 Oggi spaghetti aglio olio, ricci di mare, baccalà e bottarga… spettacolo💎😚 #ベリッシモ #料理研究家 #francescobellissimo #arva #arvabyaman #aman #amantokyo #アマン東京 #アルヴァ #パスタ #スパゲッティ #アリオオリオ #aglioolio #aglioolioepeperoncino #luxurylifestyle #luxury #foodstagram #food #italian #italiancuisine #italianfood #italianstyle #romanoignorantemagnacibocostoso #cibochespacca #雲丹パスタ #雲丹クリーム #enjoylife #enjoy #ご馳走様でした #感謝 (at Arva) https://www.instagram.com/p/CowjawALZqQ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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meganutriland · 2 years ago
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When my girls and their friends love simply prepared meals. Aglio e olio from Neapoli. It is quite funny story which remains me the best spaghetti I have ever tried in Naples from lovely Italian, elderly woman who did host my friend and myself at her place. She showed us how cheap and yummy you can cook with satisfaction. Great memories, amazing time and tasty food I can smell even now. Buon Appetiti! #aglioolio #spaghettiaglioolio #aglioolioepeperoncino #agliooliopasta #seafoodaglioolio #agliooliopeperoncino #prawnaglioolio #spaghettiaglioolioepeperoncino #spagettiaglioolio #spagethiaglioolioseafood #agliooliospaghetti #pastaaglioolio #spagethiaglioolio #aglioolioseafood #shrimpaglioolio #spagetiaglioolio #makaronaglioolio #włoskiedanie #powłosku #wspomnienia #tenzapach https://www.instagram.com/p/CoIXFJxMoAA/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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thedespicableblog · 2 years ago
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Support table legs with my mader 😋 #food #foodporn #foodie #foody #foodgram #foodiegram #foodygram #lunch #kensington #westernfood #gordonblue #pasta #aglioolio (at Kensington Western Restaurant, Oakland) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cn6LamBpakV/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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recetteitalienne · 1 year ago
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momosandcoffee · 3 years ago
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On My Plate: 
1. Veg. Gyoza 🥟
2. Aglio Olio Pepperoncino 🍝
3. Indian Treat Pizza 🍕
Notes: We headed to ‘Mitron’ a cafe-bar in Bandra on a Sunday afternoon. Okay, let’s start with the dimsum: water-chestnut celery, lotus root and corn. They did well. The water-chestnut had a nice bite to it and there was a chili kick to the whole affair. Paired with the complimentary green onion oil, it was heaven. 
Next, the Aglio Olio Pepperoncino. Al dente is very different from undercooked, let’s get that clear. And our pasta took a lot of ‘ruminating’ + settled like stones in our stomachs. Not fun, 
Lastly, the Indian Treat Flatbread Pizza. The menu mentions the following components ‘Makhani sauce, Paneer tikka, onion, coriander, mozzarella. As you can clearly see, 2 of the 5 ingredients were missing--- the onion and the coriander. 
These two flavors enhance the Makhani sauce and make it more power packed. Since the servers got us the wrong pizza, when we finally got the right one, it felt like a slob of cheese and a few sorry pieces of paneer were ladled in a ‘sabzi’ sauce. 
The service: If you’re charging folks around 2000 bucks for a meal between two people, give them food that justifies the price. I think the restaurant having achieved popularity forgets that it has customers other than their ‘buffet + rich drinking’ crowd. Their servers messed up our orders twice in a row, swiped more than the right bill amount from our cards, and took around 6-8 minutes to even get a hold on. 
Sorry for the rant, but this needed an out. Never eating here again.
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Where: Mitron, Bandra (W), Mumbai 
When: 6.02.2022
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| Food Log: 63 |
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trizzledizz · 3 years ago
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SEAFOOD CRAVINGS:
Cheesy Baked Mussels ✔️
Seafood Aglio e Olio ✔️
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marifoodadventures · 3 years ago
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Churro popcorn from the Cozy Cone Motel in Radiator Springs, Aglio y olio spaghetti (we were able to snag a place on a waiting list for a sit-down restaurant!), a Jack Jack cookie num num from Pixar Pier, and a fluffernutter churro!
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persian-ranunculus · 3 years ago
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Asian-adapted aglio e olio cooked by me🤤
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cutexshinobi · 3 years ago
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Sexy! 🍝
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leveggiejourney · 4 years ago
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A trip to the West for lunch today @dlife_signature On the table - Aglio Olio - Bah Kut Teh - Fried Rice (forgot the name but it’s some Vegetable fried rice) - Broccoli w/ fish maw claypot - Fries Additional: their yuan yang was dabomz! 👍🏻 Review Food: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Price: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Must try — bah kut teh! #vegetarian #vegan #foodfinds #vegetariansg #vegansg #asianvegetarian #asianvegan #vegetarianrestaurant #friedrice #bahkutteh #broccoli #fishmaw #aglioolio #fries #le_veggiejourney #素食之旅 #素食者 #素食 新加坡素食 #素食餐馆 #vegetarianfoodfinds (at D'life at Blk 428 Jurong West Avenue 1) https://www.instagram.com/p/CLyh-twnT5P/?igshid=1uxbpfeck1r5q
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allthewildntastystuff · 4 years ago
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Made fresh pasta and served it with shrimp aglio e olio :)
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novemberraspberries · 4 years ago
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🤍 // Aglio Olio Penne Pasta // 🤍 • • • 🤍 Cooking time! 😎 • • • 🤍 Here is the recipe you can use to create and share with your family ! 🍝 Penne Pasta 🍝 water 👩‍🍳 Boil water in a pan with sprinkled salt 👩‍🍳 Pour Penne Pasta into the boiling pan 👩‍🍳 Cook for 20-30 minutes 🍝 olive oil 🍝 garlic 🍝 chilli padi 🍝 salt 🍝 meat slices 🍝 chilli flakes 🍝 parsley 🍝 salted butter 👩‍🍳 heat up the pan with olive oil 👩‍🍳 pan fry garlic until golden brown 👩‍🍳 add chilli padi and salt 👩‍🍳 pan fry meat slices 👩‍🍳 add salted butter, chilli flakes, parsley and stir them 👩‍🍳 add penne pasta and stir them 🍝 Mozarella Cheese 👩‍🍳 Sprinkle mozarella cheese and let it melt on top of the and ready to serve • • • 🤍 These are easy ingredients for you to try out, and once you get the hang of it, you can play around with the ingredients and create something you like! 😋 • • • 🤍 I would love to see your creation! Tag me when you try this out ⭐️ #jessandraDIY • • • 🤍 Food for your Soul; [Mark 4:19] “but the worries and cares of the world [the distractions of this age with its worldly pleasures], and the deceitfulness [and the false security or glamour] of wealth [or fame], and the passionate desires for all the other things creep in and choke out the word, and it becomes unfruitful.” ‭‭ • • • 🤍 A Raspberry’s Takeaway: Keep cooking 🥘 every day; @pastasocialclub Keep loving everywhere; @bestofclassical @shethepeopletv @allthingslillyann @the_positiveway8 🌟 Learn more about our world and what you can do today from my ⭐️ Musical Science Tutorial ⭐️ livestream shows; Facebook link is in my bio. 💛 cheers to you and stay healthy! 💚 • • • #novemberraspberry #vegan #nutrient #pasta #aglioolio #healthy #diy #tutorial #mind #asia #europe #cook#eurasia #life #lifestyle #blog #christian #christianblog #lifestyleblogger #food #sweet #home #handmade #foodie #foodblog #recipe (at Eurasia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEd1QwRpufN/?igshid=q9gwhcoweigk
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ansh2929 · 5 years ago
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Aglio Olio all day!
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recetteitalienne · 1 year ago
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asianadjacent · 5 years ago
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Simplicity and comfort on a plate
Simple, elegant and quick to prepare, spaghetti agilo e olio is the ultimate plate of comfort food. It’s a timeless staple of cucina povera, traditional Italian peasant-style cooking that makes the most out of the fewest ingredients or what little the peasants could afford to buy.
According to quick Internet research, this dish could have originated from the regions of Abruzzo and Campania, but the Italian Academy of Cuisine officially listed spaghetti aglio e olio as a typical dish of Lazio. To be honest, I’m not too fussed about where it comes from, only that it’s delicious and is one of my favourites to make when I’m short on time or ideas.
“Spaghetti agilo e olio” literally means spaghetti with garlic (”agilo”) and oil (”olio”). The core ingredients are spaghetti (or any noodle shaped pasta that’s not too thick), extra virgin olive oil, garlic, chillies (either flakes or fresh), parsley and cheese as an optional garnish.
Because it’s such a simple dish with so few elements, here are a few rules before you start cooking. Or you can take it with a pinch of salt and choose to do whatever you want, it’s your life.
THE RULES
Don’t burn the garlic. There’s no coming back from burnt garlic.
Use the good stuff. There are so few ingredients that you can really taste the difference in quality. So use the best extra virgin olive oil, fresh garlic without the shoots in the cloves, freshly ground black pepper - you get the point.
Prep everything ahead of time before you start cooking. Life passes you by quick when the stoves are on so this will make sure you have it all covered instead of having to still prep the garlic when your pasta is about to finish cooking.
Experiment but don’t get too fancy. Feel free to add things like sun dried tomatoes, olives, anchovies, artichokes, or lemon zest to the recipe. I’ve certainly messed around with this dish countless times but in the end, I always come back to the original. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
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Spaghetti aglio e olio
Servings: 2 (or 1 starter and 1 main for yourself) Cooking time: 20 minutes (or if I’m really on a roll, I can do this in less than 15 minutes)
Ingredients:
250g of spaghetti (rough rule for pasta is 100g per serving but because this recipe doesn’t really have that many other ingredients, I usually have add a bit extra)
2-4 cloves of garlic, sliced thinly (I fully endorse using four cloves, or more)
Large pinch of chilli flakes, or a thinly sliced fresh chilli (If you want more heat, use more. If you want less heat, use less or devein the fresh chillies)
A generous amount of extra virgin olive oil (I never measure but it’s roughly around 50ml)
Salt
Ground black pepper
Handful of parsley, chopped (or you can substitute with other fresh herbs like basil or chives)
Grated fresh parmesan or pecorino (optional)
Preparation:
Bring a pot of water to a boil, add salt to the water until it tastes like the sea.It will take more salt than you think but taste as you add.  
Once it comes to a boil, add the pasta and cook until al dente. It will usually say how long to cook for on the packaging. If it says 11 minutes to al dente, I usually transfer it to the pan at 10 minutes to finish it off with the cooked garlic and oil to bring it all together. (PS. Use a timer!)
While the pasta is cooking, prep the garlic, parsley, cheese (if using) and chilli flakes. You can do this before you start cooking if you aren’t confident you’ll be able to prep and cook at this in less than 10 minutes.
Add the garlic to a frying pan, pour in the oil and turn the stove up to a medium heat. Add your fresh chillies at this point if you’ve decided to go fresh. Important additional notes: You would usually add garlic after the oil has been heated up in the pan but in this recipe, I usually do the opposite. I actually want the garlic to heat up at the same time as the oil because I think it infuses the oil with more garlic flavour. Also, this step takes place when you have roughly three minutes left on your timer. (Told you a timer would come in handy)
As the garlic is cooking, add the chilli flakes and ground black pepper so it also blooms and becomes fragrant in the oil. You should cook this until the garlic slices are lightly browned, which will take around 2-3 minutes depending on your heat.
When the garlic is at the right level of brown and the oil is a pale gold colour, this is where you transfer the spaghetti directly from the pot to the frying pan with tongs. (This is also the point where timing could be a bit tricky so alternatively, you could cook and drain your spaghetti into a colander while reserving some of the pasta water in case.)
When everything is in the frying pan, add the parsley (reserve a bit for garnish) and toss around the pan for a minute. If it’s looking a bit dry, add some pasta water to thin it out slightly to your preferred consistency. It should look glossy and silky at the end.
Garnish with the reserved parsley and grated cheese. You can add some extra ground pepper to taste if that’s what you want.
Serve and eat.
Eat a second plate.
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