SPAGHETTI all’ASSASSINA (POSSIBLY THE BEST PASTA I’VE MADE IN A LONG TIME!) | SAM THE COOKING GUY



“Can every month be Viewer Recipe Month?” A quote from STCG as we made what is likely the best / coolest pasta we’ve made in a long time, Spaghetti all’Assassina aka Assassin’s Spaghetti aka Killer Spaghetti! 🤯

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00:00 Intro & Knife Winner
1:56 Making Tomato Broth
2:36 Making Red Pepper Oil
3:05 Frying Spaghetti
3:21 Adding Broth
5:21 Serving
6:15 First Bite
6:45 Outro

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  1. March: Laab Gai [Pronounced: "lap guy", but cut the "p" short and definitely no "r" sound]

    Street food, but also as a main course.

    Originally a Laotian dish, but now more associated with Thailand.

    Prep time: < 30 mins
    Cook time: 10 to 30 mins
    Serves 4
    Dairy-free, Gluten free

    Ingredients
    * 1 tbsp sunflower oil
    * 2 large, boneless, skinless chicken breasts (about 8 oz each), minced in a food processor, but not to a puree
    * 2 tbsp Nam pla (fermented fish sauce)
    * Juice of 1 lime
    * 1 tsp soft light p-brown sugar
    * 3 green onions, finely chopped
    * 3-4" length of cucumber, finely diced
    * 1-2 red Bird's Eye chillies, finely sliced (seeds removed for less heat if preferred)
    * ½" piece fresh root ginger, peeled and finely chopped
    * ½ bunch cilantro leaves and stalks roughly chopped (about 2 tbsp)
    * ½ bunch mint, leaves only, roughly ripped
    * 1 handful salted (NOT dry roasted) peanuts (about 1¾ oz)
    * sea salt flakes
    * freshly-ground black pepper
    To serve
    * 12 largish crisp Crisphead/Iceberg lettuce leaves (the more cup-shaped the better)

    Method
    1. Drizzle oil into a large frying pan over a high heat. Add the minced chicken with salt and pepper and cook for 4-5 minutes, stirring regularly and breaking it up as you go.
    2. When cooked, tip the chicken into a colander set over a bowl. Leave to cool for five minutes [so the herbs won't wilt later] and allow any excess liquid to drain off.
    3. Mix the fish sauce and lime juice in a large bowl.
    4. Stir in the sugar until dissolved.
    5. Add the spring onions, cucumber, red chilli, ginger, coriander, and all but a small handful of the mint leaves, and the peanuts and stir together well.
    6. Tip the chicken in and toss it through.
    7. Taste and add a little bit more of anything to your liking.
    8. Arrange three lettuce leaves on each of four serving plates and place a couple of spoonfuls of the mixture into each one.
    9. Scatter the remaining mint leaves over to garnish and serve.

  2. Tried it. Clean plate. It's actually really good using fire roasted tomatoes. Some noodles were undercooked but had char. It's my favorite style of spaghetti. Maybe a little bit more time for the cook

  3. Good job. Suggestion: add a little olive oil when you serve it then sprinkle your cheese as you did. Burnt pasta is similar to burnt rice. The Dominicans do this to their rice & call it concón.

  4. March: Hot Dog (2 piece)

    Ingredients
    [] Weiner
    [] Hot dog bun

    []Pot with lid

    Place the meat in to a pot add 2 cups of water. Place on stove turn temp to high heat, and let boil for 5 mins.
    Grab the cooked Weiner and slide in between buns slowly, then very rapid. Enjoy!

  5. I've made this a couple times a month ever since I first saw this video. What I've started doing is throwing in a couple cans of chopped clams at the very end (last couple minutes). I also cut out the water and instead use the clam juice from the cans, and make up the difference with Clamato juice. I also reduced the chili flakes by half. It's become my favorite seafood pasta ever.

  6. A suggestion, something I learned from watching Paul Prudhomme many years ago.
    "Water's for washing, broth is for cooking"
    Instead of adding plain water to the tomato sauce, add either beef, chicken or vegatable broth…

  7. Pro tip: spatula the side of the pan and center everything down a little bit, then add two ladles of the new broth slowly to the outer edges of the pasta so all the new is at the edges. At this point, a third (maybe not full) ladle over the center to incorporate everything. This ensures that the edges never burn and get that weird, sweet flavor or too charred. A little shake and shimmy and you should be good to let it go for a minute or two before tossing.

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