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  • あさりが、あさり自身の、旨みが凝縮されたジュースで煮立たされ­て

    本当に美味しそうです!

    食べたい~!

  • this is awesome

  • 大好物!ワイン余ってるから作ろうかな。有難うございます。

  • 白ワインいれて、すぐに蓋したら酒臭くなっちゃう・・・というこ­とですね。参考になりました

    

  • shakes pan too much ahhh!

  • @PCUlzzang what!?

  • @dlwilliam well the sound just started to annoy me hahah. and then half way through instead of paying attention to the video i kept saying BETTTER NOT SHAKE THE PAN AGAIN! like the quick shake he does!

  • miam miam..

  • i love that whizzing pepper mill ur using

  • にゃるほど、アサリはいったん退避しておくといいのですね。参考­になりました。

  • なんて美味そうなんだろう

    作りたい食べたい

  • @mumoe2012 Nope this is totally authentic italian style. Some of ngswok's other vids show japanese italian fusion though. Oh I just read your other comments. Wee-a-boo!!

  • @mumoe2012 Nope this is totally authentic italian style. Some of ngswok's other vids show japanese italian fusion though

  • Look !! Yuummy*****

    Thanks for the share^__^;)*

  • 最近食べてないなぁ〜ボンゴレ。

  • I am going to try this recipe tonight!  :)

  • *pizzimontana

  • @rizimontana shit ur ignorant china invented ur idea of "pasta" what do u think marco polo brought back besides spices? U guys just have bread and fancy ketchup :b garbage

  • @pizzimontana: who went to china and copied the chinese noodles and named it "spaghetti". It doesn't matter who copies who so long as the dish tastes good.

  • @mumoe2012 Except for the fact that: 1) Italian pasta is made from different wheat 2) it is dried and not fresh 3) is an evolution of maybe 8th century north-african Arab wheat flour conservation brought to Italy during Arabic domination of Sicily 4) Italian Spaghetti are drawed, chinese noodles are cut

  • 嫉妬が多いな

  • あーーーー、うまそーーーーー!!!

  • 無駄にフライパンを動かさなくても大丈夫デスよ~o~

  • dang, every time i flick a fying pan, its contents would go all over the place

    wish i could do that :)

  • buoneee!!!! 

  • 今日作ってみる!

  • ボンゴレだいすき。すごいためになりました♪

  • 大ぶりのアサリがたまらん

    あ~食いてぇ~

  • ....e giusto i giapponesi se possono magnà sta roba......!

  • SE non le copri !....ma quando te se apronooo!!!!!!!

  • Japanese have their own unique styles of cooking spaghetti.

  • @mumoe2012 This is actually pretty much the standard way of cooking spaghetti with clams. I like to leave a bit more juice on mine tho.

  • @mumoe2012

    Ahaha what? Are you kidding me or what?

    This is a tipical italian dish! They come in our country and steal our secret!

    Look the suggestion on the right, they are all italian! Exept Tofu... Bleah!

  • @mumoe2012 I don't see differences with the original Italian recipe

  • Io non so che vongole usi...ma la sabbia va filtrata senno te la mangi che e' un piacere...

    I don't know what kind of vongole do u use,but u have to filter the sand,if not u will eat sand spaghetti...

    ps.the vongole are too cooked...u have to wait the exact istant that they open,take 3 or 4 extract them from the shields and let them cook all together with the spaghetti...

  • te lo spiego io il perche', in giappone non filtrano le vongole perche' non c'e' sabbia all'interno. loro le comprano gia filtrate, e ti assicuro (avendole mangiate in giappone) che non c'e' sabbia. e sono molto molto buone, forse un po care...

  • たまらねぇなぁ

  • You must filter the basic to remove the sand. I don't untderstand if you have done it.

    Can you write the ingredients of your recipes in english please?

  • Serves 2

    Pasta 200 to 240 grams

    Manila Clams 12 pcs (clean out sand)

    White Wine 200 cc

    Garlic 2 cloves

    Whole-dried Cayenne Pepper 1 (pc or pinch?)

    Parsley as required

    Olive Oil 30 cc

    Salt & Pepper pinch

  • Thanks a lot.

     Bye

  • いただきます

  • 大粒のアサリでビックリ~w(゚o゚*)w

    おいしそうですネ。。。('q'o)

  • うまそ~

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