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Making pasta in a cheese Wheel



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44 Comments

  1. Non usiamo il cannello in italia,basta il caldo della pasta…in un ristorante dove andava sempre il maestro Pavarotti a Modena, era una specialita'.

  2. Thank you, I’m on a diet and I see this seven in the morning when my first meal can’t be until two in the afternoon. This will be a struggle.

  3. I was looking at pasta today and none of it had the right color. Alessio, you've made it impossible for me to buy pasta if it's not the best.

  4. Looks like an excellent way to spread bacteria if you're eating right out of it. Put it on a plate. But the human mouth has so much bacteria

  5. Hope you put it on a plate after. Such a big wheel of cheese shouldnt be wasted if it got mold…then agaun cheese mold…ah nvm what was i saying anyway hahahahaha😂

  6. Dont parmesan makers make smaller wheels for lesser beings like us? Hahahaa i guess we wont appreciate it as much.

  7. How do you keep the chese from molding after this? I've always seen this dish made and wondered how one keeps it from spoiling after use

  8. So, when you're done with the pasta what do you do with the leftovers?
    It doesn't ruin the wheel or make it go bad?

  9. Restaurants don't let patrons eat out of it. They simply serve pasta from it after mixing. If you eat out of it, you risk germ contamination and mold.

  10. Sorry if this is a silly question, but how do you preserve the parmesan wheel from going bad when adding heat to it, pasta water etc and then assumingly needing to refrigerate again. Do you need to scrape the layer that was used for cooking to prevent any molding? 😮 Or is there something about the magical cheese wheel I don't know

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