Pasta e Fagioli (Paste e Fasool) 2



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  1. Grandma only called this pasta fesool. When I got older and looked it up online I had never heard it called fagioli. Same with the meat pie we had every easter. All my life it was preciuotto pie. When I searched for a recipe on ytube I was getting results that sounded like what I was looking for but never heard of pizzagaina, oh my lord! I dont even know how to search for the sweet pie.

  2. Not sure why you don’t chop the garlic and put it with the pancetta to bring out the flavor….and just boil it whole?? Boil a lot of it. And gummy pasta if you don’t cook it separately. Italian family here. We don’t a little different.

  3. Do you have a video on how to cook hard beans so that they can be used for the soup? I never grew up with beans, but I would love to try doing them on my own. I just can never find a way to do them!

  4. my favourite memory is making tiny meatballs with my cousins at christmas for the lasagna the whole family was in the kitchen doing something ou job was shaping the tiny meatballs😏

  5. Hi Laura, just made this last Saturday, and it is so delicious! One question: How do you keep the Parmesan rind from taking apart during the simmer? I put three in, could only find two and bits of the third 🤣

  6. I’m from NY originally and my family is Portuguese and we had a lot of dishes that were comfort food, and one in particular is collard green soup with Portuguese sausage (caldo verde) growing up in a Portuguese household that soup was made pretty much every week and eaten in the summer. I love All your recipes! Buono appetito! 👩‍🍳 ❤️

  7. Pasta Fazool aka Pasta Fagioli (pasta and beans) was a dish created by the poor people of all Italia's regions to create a filling meal with whatever they had on hand . It varies by geographic region in Italy , the U.S and all over the world . Trying to make an authentic version is difficult because of cultural differences separating the regions . Recipes in general are subject to individual interpretations , so make it to your own liking .

  8. Ive been watching quite a few videos on how to make this and I gotta say, this one attracts me the most 👌🤤
    It kind of resembles how we make our traditional pea-soup. Soaking the peas overnight, preparing the rest of the ingrediënts and lastly putting all of it together in a big pot and simmer for a few hours until the peas kind of fall apart. That is what we grew up with at my grandmas house ❤ I will try this one soon, but all of a sudden also craving the pea-soup 🙈

  9. My Nana and mother had their own version of pasta fasool. Use fat back or salt pork, onion, garlic in thin tomato broth. Then strain through mesh. Only the thin broth, beans and pasta in final soup. Oh my nothing better!!! Still make once a week.

  10. My Nana was from Abruzzi. Her pasta fazul was broth with all you added here and the end of a prosciutto instead of pancetta.
    Then she pureed it all before adding the pasta!

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