Spaghetti with anchovies | Jacques Pépin Cooking At Home | KQED

Forget the meatballs. Jacques Pépin takes a familiar staple and transforms it into something exciting with a few simple additions. His spaghetti with anchovies recipe receives an extra kick with plenty of garlic and a touch of jalapeno. Give this recipe a try and let us know what you think!

What you’ll need:
8 oz. dry spaghetti, 2 oz. tin anchovy filets in oil, 3 cloves garlic, 1/2 jalapeno pepper, 2 tbsp shredded parmesan, 2 tbsp olive oil, parsley,

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Episode 137: Spaghetti with anchovies
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44件のコメント

  1. Simple, quick, and supremely tasty. I made it tonight as my wife and kids were out. With a nice crisp Muscadet it was brilliant! Merci beaucoup Monsieur Pépin.

  2. I remember watching this on pbs with my grandmother. Then she would cook her usual depression era type food lol

  3. Just made this a little while ago, albeit no jalapeno because I sadly didn't have any to hand. Subbed red pepper flakes in. I love anchovies but I was worried this was going to be TOO fishy because you're using the oil from the sardine tin and there's no red sauce, which is the kind of pasta dishes I usually throw anchovies in. Maybe it was the garlic counteracting the fishiness somewhat, but turns out my fears were unfounded and it was delicious. Just the right amount of anchovy flavor permeating the dish. Will definitely be making this quick, easy, and tasty meal again in future.

  4. I credit Pepin with my love of cooking; I grew up watching him on PBS as a child. He's wonderful. And his chicken liver pate is still my go-to recipe.

  5. Making this tonight… I'm going to use a saucepan for the sauce though, and I only have jarred jalapeño slices and dried parsely so that's what I'm using.

  6. I am going to add this recipe to my hand-written cookbook, for use in an emergency, grid-down situation.
    Pasta, anchovies, oil, garlic/parsely (dried), maybe I'll have some cheese on hand.

    Interesting, tasty, do-able from Prepper ingredients.
    LouiseAustralia 🦘

  7. Caught this recipe again via SamsungTV streaming on his channel, seen the video also here within the recent past years.

    The trick for making this taste really really great is within the taste of the peppers, I used my garden smoked dried Poblano peppers! Smoking and drying creates a sweater more well bodied taste. I also used a cast iron pan for boiling the spaghetti, giving a sweeter taste from the seasoned cast iron.

    Granted, could have been just all in the anchovies, being a year past best use date, becoming really mushy… Reminds me of Japan's yummy Yakisoba!

  8. Somebody told me somebody that grew peppers and he said when you put jalapenos next to really hot peppers like habaneros or something that they will take on the flavor and spiciness

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