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An Italian Grandma Just Taught Me the Best 1-Ingredient Spaghetti Sauce Upgrade

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By MealDinner SidesDesserts Apps, Danny Palumbo Verified, Pasta Grannies
| The Kitchn Verified
Skills Ingredients Dairy & Milk Cheese facebook pinterest email comments We independently select these products—if you buy from one of our links, we may earn a commission. All prices were accurate at the time of publishing. Credit: Photo: Alex Lepe; Food Styling: Ben Weiner I love Pasta Grannies. If you don’t know, Pasta Grannies is a video series where Vicky Bennison, a documentarian and food writer, visits nonnas all over Italy and films them making fresh pasta.
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Pasta Grannies Launches Fresh Pasta Range With La Tua Pasta

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By Rose Johnstone, Pasta Grannies
| Broadsheet London
Back in 2014, documentarian and cookbook writer Vicky Bennison launched Pasta Grannies: an award-winning Youtube series which shows grandmothers across Italy demonstrating how they make a specific pasta dish. The fusion of travel, cooking and the grandmothers’ fascinating backstories proved to be a hit: the channel now has more than one million subscribers tuning in for episodes that are as comforting as a cheesy wodge of homemade lasagna.
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Forget Comfort Food for Coping on Election Day. What You Really Need Is the Most Complicated Pasta Recipe Known to Man. Original

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By Danny Palumbo Verified, Pasta Grannies
| Slate Verified
Skip to the content In a Nervy, Half-Mad State Food Election week is here, and if 2020 was any indication, it’s going to be a long one. America’s voting process now feels like that friend who celebrates their birthday for an entire month—only instead of endless dinners and “drinks things,” it’s provisional ballot challenges, fake electors, and, oh, maybe a chill insurrection or whatever.
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