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The Culinary Institute of America is the world's premier culinary college. Culinary school chef instructor Gianni Scappin demonstrates how to prepare Pasta Bazzoffia and Spaghetti Al Vino Rosso. For more information about our cooking school, please visit www.ciachef.edu.
I watched this all the way to the end just for his accent.
karmakameleon113 3 months ago
Man im hungry and i want the soundtrack!
Darkarch87 1 year ago
this is great
music77ify 1 year ago
this is a better video
music77ify 1 year ago
Fantastic!! Thx for this posting.
ilikethewok 2 years ago
I think the second one is a real good idea if You want a lot of flawor without any extra fat and calories from souces or meat... Not Your typical taste, but sure looks worth trying. ^^
imworthit200percent 2 years ago
jessejax:
A good wine would give it a very strong taste. If you like drinking wine, it would be good. Even if you don't like wine, it still gives it a nice flavor :P
Of course, if you are one of those people that likes the standard "tomato and meatball" kind of spaghetti, then you might not like it.
Chantzehao 2 years ago
This is one dish one my soon to make list! (as soon as I can afford a bottle of decent Italian Vino Rosso) ;-)
Grufian 2 years ago
they look like earthworms....but it does look great...i would try this
mike301575 2 years ago
i cant imagine the 2nd being very nice tasting.. i mean, spagetti, cooked in red wine, with a bit of salt and pepper, and a sprinkling of cheese???? Sounds revolting!
jessejax 2 years ago