Homemade Dish Cacio e pepe I ate in Texas.
I know…the parsley. Even so, it was incredibly delicious and otherwise correctly prepared. Eaten at Fife and Farro.
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u/agmanning 19h ago
That parsley isn’t doing anything [offensive] with that amount of cheese and Pepe. This looks awesome.
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u/TypicalPDXhipster 13h ago
Not too much sauce. I would dip bread in it and then lick the plate
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u/jami354 11h ago
Thank you good sir
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u/TypicalPDXhipster 11h ago
I may be a stupid yankee but I like sauce that bleeds out of the pasta. It’s just more goodness to soak up
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u/BobloblawTx89 20h ago
Been wanting to try that spot. Looks pretty wet but I’d still fuck with it.
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u/jami354 20h ago
The sauce was really good, so I enjoyed having a little extra. Do indeed fuck with it and as soon as you can!
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u/BobloblawTx89 20h ago
You won’t catch me complaining about extra sauce unless it’s just absolutely drowned haha by the looks of it, I dig their take on the dish. Take it you aren’t from Texas or at least San Antonio so hope you liked the Pearl area. I don’t get down there too often but lots of good stuff that isn’t just Mexican like people picture.
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u/chosenSith 16h ago
not gonna lie aside from the parsley, this looks exactly like the pasta i had at a Figo restaurant in Rome
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u/kneezer010 19h ago
Is that sauce all cream?
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u/jami354 19h ago
I believe it is an emulsion of finely grated pecorino romano, pasta water, black pepper and parsely
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u/Nervous-Promise5635 9h ago
To make an emulsion like this the chef must really know what he is doing. I hope he didn't take any shortcuts. However, the appearance is very inviting.
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u/kneezer010 17h ago
I know you have to save your cream for your carbonara... I was just trying to deconstruct what happened in this dish.
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u/jami354 16h ago
Where’d that guy go??? He must not have liked your sarcastic tone 🤌🏻
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u/kneezer010 15h ago
Lol. My sarcasm is a problem on the internet sometimes, but to delete your account over it is a whole new level. :)
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u/bosquelero 20h ago
What is this supposed to be? Weird color too.
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u/jami354 20h ago
Read post title please
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u/bosquelero 19h ago
I did. That's why I asked. Because it doesn't look like cacio e pepe at all
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u/Baaronlee 17h ago
You're right, traditional cacio pepe doesn't look like this at all. Texas just doesn't know how to do Italian food. Would I eat this? Yes. Is it traditional cacio pepe? No. Its what most people assume its supposed to be though.
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u/jami354 15h ago edited 15h ago
Looks a lot like many of cacio plates I saw in Rome. Please, maestro, describe this elusive traditional cacio e pepe so as to enlighten the people of Texas
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u/Baaronlee 13h ago
That one is drowning in sauce. To make this dish, it only requires a couple of tablespoons of pasta water at most, it should not have excess liquid and look like Alfredo, however most people think it's supposed to look like Alfredo.
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u/simonjexter 20h ago
There are whole-ass titles to these posts. All you have to do is read those.
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u/hawthorne00 20h ago
The skirt of pus is sub-optimal.
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u/jami354 20h ago
As is your face 😂
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u/hawthorne00 5h ago
I will take my downvotes because that was indeed very undiplomatic. Sorry. I could have and should have said that I thought it was oversauced and left it at that.
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