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M60_to_LGA Nov 17, 2020 11:27 am


Originally Posted by Eujeanie (Post 32826070)
It's just baked pasta for me that's a problem.

And no need to translate anything, OP, one picture (video) was truly worth 1,000 words.

When you bake the pasta, how do you cook it? This recipe stressed not to cook the pasta all the way through on the stove, but to leave it a bit tough in the center (al dente), as it will finish cooking in the oven.

For me, the pasta came out very nice and meaty, although I frankly would have liked it to be a bit drier/crispier on top. That's something I can fix next time by just raising the oven temp from 350 to 375 and cooking a bit longer, I think.

Fwiw: it was very good as leftovers today. In fact, the spinach taste pops out even more now that it's had time to steep in the sauce.

corky Nov 17, 2020 12:12 pm


Originally Posted by Eujeanie (Post 32826070)
It's just baked pasta for me that's a problem.

And no need to translate anything, OP, one picture (video) was truly worth 1,000 words.

I am still not understanding this. If the pasta is covered in sauce/cheese, why is it dry?

Eujeanie Nov 17, 2020 12:43 pm


Originally Posted by corky (Post 32826297)
I am still not understanding this. If the pasta is covered in sauce/cheese, why is it dry?

I guess I didn't cover it completely with sauce.

readywhenyouare Nov 17, 2020 11:48 pm

I've used both half/half and heavy cream when making vodka sauce. Just depends what I have on hand. It really won't make much of a difference.


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