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Master Receita Solta
"Long fettuccine pasta cooked al dente and tossed in olive oil perfumed with golden garlic and fresh parsley. The emulsion created with the cooking water forms a silky sauce that coats the pasta without making it greasy."
- Controlling the heat when frying the garlic in olive oil prevents it from burning and imparting bitterness to the sauce. - The starch-rich cooking water emulsifies with the hot olive oil, ensuring perfect adherence to the strands. - The fettuccine should be removed al dente to finish cooking directly in the heat of the skillet.
In a large pot, cook the fettuccine in salted water according to package instructions until al dente.
While the pasta cooks, in a skillet, heat the olive oil over medium heat.
Add the minced garlic and fry until it begins to brown, taking care not to burn it.
When the fettuccine is ready, reserve a cup of the cooking water and drain the rest.
Transfer the cooked fettuccine to the skillet with the garlic, mixing well.
If necessary, add a little of the cooking water to help emulsify the sauce.
Season with salt and black pepper to taste.
Finish with the chopped parsley and mix again.
Serve hot, with parmesan cheese on top to taste.
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- Add thin slices of deseeded chili pepper along with the garlic for a spicy version. - Add Sicilian lemon zest at the moment of serving to bring citrus freshness to the pasta strands. - Sprinkle breadcrumbs toasted in olive oil over the dishes to create a crunchy contrast.
- The fettuccine can be swapped for spaghetti or durum wheat linguine maintaining the same cooking time. - Freshly grated parmesan cheese can be replaced with finely grated pecorino romano. - Parsley can be replaced by fresh basil leaves added off the heat.
Consume immediately to enjoy the perfect emulsion. Leftovers last 2 days in the refrigerator in a closed container and should be reheated in a skillet with a drizzle of olive oil and a tablespoon of hot water.
It is not recommended to freeze this ready-made dough, as the fettuccine loses its firm texture and the olive oil separates from the strands during thawing. The dish requires immediate preparation and consumption.
Serve with hard-crust Italian bread to dip in the flavored olive oil, arugula salad with cherry tomatoes, and a glass of dry white wine to balance the palate.
Garlic has a high sugar content that burns quickly if the olive oil is too hot; always brown over low heat until a light straw tone.
The starch dispersed in the hot water acts as a natural binding agent, joining the water and olive oil into a velvety emulsion that coats the strands.
It is not indicated, as processed garlic with preservatives releases a lot of water, splashes in hot oil, and does not reach the crispiness of fresh minced garlic.
Use about 10 grams (a shallow tablespoon) of salt for each liter of boiling water before dipping the fettuccine.
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