5 Restaurant Quality Pasta Sauces in 15 Minutes
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The host demonstrates how to make five different 15-minute pasta sauces—vodka sauce, amatriciana, Alfredo, pesto, and mushroom marsala—using restaurant techniques adapted for home cooks.
From the video
Answers: How do I make quick pasta sauces?
- pasta sauces
- 15-minute recipes
- vodka sauce
- amatriciana
- Alfredo
- pesto
- mushroom marsala
Ingredients
- 75g shallot
- 20g garlic
- salt
- 30-40g Calabrian chiles
- 2-3g chili flakes
- 1 can (170g) tomato paste
- 100g vodka
- 350g heavy cream
- 1 lb fusilli pasta
- 75g butter
- 50-75g parmesan cheese
- black pepper
- 225g guanciale
- 200g onion
- 100g dry white wine
- 1 can crushed tomatoes
- 1g oregano
- 3-5g sugar
- 1 lb bucatini pasta
- 75g pecorino cheese
- 20g all-purpose flour
- 500g half-and-half
- 1 lb fettuccine pasta
- 100g parm
- 100g pine nuts
- 125g olive oil
- 100g basil
- 1 lb spaghetti pasta
- 175g mushrooms
- 2g fresh thyme
- 125g marsala wine
- 1 lb ravioli
What it concludes
- Vodka helps pull out extra flavor from tomatoes and aromatics that are not soluble in water.
- Using fusilli pasta allows the creamy sauce to get caught in the spirals for a high sauce-to-pasta ratio.
- Bucatini pasta provides tube-shaped textural contrast and springy bite that spaghetti lacks.
- Grating your own parmesan and pecorino cheese prevents the anti-caking agents in pre-grated cheese from making the sauce grainy.
- Half-and-half gives a silky, cheesy finish to Alfredo sauce without becoming too thick or gloppy.
- Un-toasted pine nuts produce the exact same final pesto flavor as toasted pine nuts.
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