That's the whole point and why you wanna use as little wine as possible.I like it just as you told me to do. Creamy comfort food.
Plus it left me more PG to enjoy. I don't cook with wine I won't drink.
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A quick and easy pasta for a snowy night
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Man you’ve inspired me. This is very similar to the summer pasta dish I make but this is so much better. Had it once at this Italian immigrant restaurant in those rhode island and I’ve tried my best to mimic it, but in just a suburban southern vanilla culture Publix way. I’m going to go to Coco’s (the best italian market in Nashville) and try and get real ingredients and do this right.
Plus your from the place that had the greatest christkindle market ever and I hate it shut down! But I fell like I owe you the respect of doing it the right way, lol. Here’s my sad attempt relative to yours. I never thought of wine. I was making a garlic infused olive oil and taking a half cup of the pasta water and reducing it down with the olive oil. I also add sausage in little pieces. I love it and the taste but this will only be better! Try not to make too much fun, I don’t really know what I’m doing.
You should check out the pics of Coco’s market, looked pretty good
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Looks great. Cut those chunks of mozz up and stir them in so they melt. That stringy cheese adds a ton to the pasta.
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