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Chefs Angie Rito and Scott Tacinelli Make Their Cinnamon Bun-Inspired Pinwheel Lasagna



Chefs Angie Rito and Scott Tacinelli show Seth how to make their famous pinwheel lasagna while talking about their restaurant, Don Angie, and their cookbook, Italian American: Red Sauce Classics and New Essentials.

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Chefs Angie Rito and Scott Tacinelli Make Their Cinnamon Bun-Inspired Pinwheel Lasagna – Late Night with Seth Meyers

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38 Comments

  1. Look, everyone knows we come here for "a closer look" and "corrections" – how about uploading those first? lol 🤭

  2. Seth the step still was for the lady to your left to stand on not you.
    It makes you look like a arrogant jerk afraid of the Dom ladies confidence.

  3. Paula borrowed an Eddie Bauer cologne downtown SF back in the day. We were at a cocktail class where they taught us about “garbage” on the side of drinks and brandy snifters.

  4. a lady who likes to laugh, that's how it's gotta be on the late night show. seth can sure pile it on.

  5. These 2 actually didn't invent it. My mom has been making these for close to 30 years after having found the recipe from someone else. Growing up we called it roly poly lasagna 😄

  6. I don't know how he does all this while asking questions. It's like acting and trying to remember your lines while using props. I guess he's had a lot of practice by now. But that dish seems like way too much work for how it turns out. I'd just go with the traditional form of lasagna.

  7. I know I'm going to catch flack for this, but I'm not a big fan of these cooking segments. Maybe it's just how much I love cooking, but it seems like not only does Seth not enjoy the cooking process, he seems completely uninterested in learning from the chefs, which comes off a bit disrespectful. Maybe if the chefs did their thing while Seth had a drink and bantered with them, the vibe would be more positive.

  8. You can just use regular lasagna noodles and roll each one. You can also use low moisture ricotta or drained small curd cottage cheese instead of béchamel and add some meatballs (pre cooked) to the baking dish.

  9. No knives for late-night talk show hosts…a very excellent and sensible policy. Especially when the talk show host is named Stephen Colbert.

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