With locatelli pecorino romano.

  • rockstarmode@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    Looks great!

    My perhaps overly critical feedback: it looks like your pasta is very short, did you break it before cooking? Also, photos (the quality of which is a major contributor in a foodporn context) look better when the pasta is sitting neatly on the plate, learning to nest it could help make the pics look even better.

    Well done, I’m sure it tasted amazing.

    • LoneGansel@lemmy.worldOP
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      1 year ago

      Thank you so much for the feedback and resource! Plating pasta is something I’m slowly working on improving as I get better tools for the job.

      There was no broken pasta, but it was just barely al dente. The strands still had enough body that the ends were able to resist gravity, but I do think that proper plating will help me soften the overall shape and help me avoid that spiky profile that makes it look like I committed the ultimate pasta sin. :)

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        1 year ago

        This is easiest to do from a skillet, but a a pair of tongs or tweezers and sort of squeeze your pasta while turning the tongs around. You’ll curl up your spaghetti. Then use the tongs to slide the pasta from the pan onto the plate. Let go of the tongs the tiniest bit and pull it out of your spaghetti. It should give you a much nice and organised ball o’ spaghet