Angry chef reacts to the 11 worst crimes committed against Italian food

You’re doing Italian food all wrong, says Italian chef and KZbin superstar, Vincenzo Prosperi.
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[@vincenzosplate]

I hope everyone will stop adding cream to the carbonara 🤣🤣🤣

[@TheSwedishRider]

Those who drink cappuccino after a meal aren't lactose intolerant like many Italians. Most northern Europeans aren't. So, just let them drink their cappuccino whenever they want. Check out the video "Why Italians don't drink a cappuccino after 11am" by James Hoffmann. He explains it well!

[@ggarzagarcia]

Amen, maestro!

[@Persian-Immortal]

Hello Chef! I click your link .. How are you?

[@drgnlvr22]

Thank you Vincenzo for the 11 food crimes of Italy! Quick reminder! Learned a couple new items!

[@hollistantang9469]

I will start adding cream, thank you haha.. Joking...Nope... I don't like cooking with cream

[@cloud__99]

“Call the exorcist” I‘m dying 😂

[@rachelruthescudero5308]

Lmfao😂😂😂

[@DaveDVideoMaker]

Here is another Italian crime that nephew Vincenzo forgot to point out; Adding olive oil to pasta water. There is no need to waste a good quality extra virgin olive oil by adding it to pasta water to ‘make it not stick’. And plus, adding oil to pasta water does not actually prevent the pasta from sticking, cos oil floats.

[@ezeee595]

Makes sense not to add if you are cooking fresh pasta. But it’s ok to add for dry pasta!!

[@DaveDVideoMaker]

@@ezeee595 You actually don’t need it. I did it, and it made no difference at all.

[@ezeee595]

@@DaveDVideoMaker Agreed. It does not make a huge difference!!

[@kamma44]

@@DaveDVideoMaker If it doesn't make a difference at all then just let people do as they want?! And even if it did make a difference still. Just let people do as they wish. They're not harming others...maybe just the fragile egos of some Italians?!

[@SK3564]

Respect the food you're eating, and respect your belly and what goes in it! Thanks to you Vincenzo, I learnt how easy and simple it is to make delicious and good food ❤️

[@TrueMentorGuidingMoonlight]

Wait, people drink coffee in the evening, after dinner? That’s weird. If I did that, I’d stay awake for too long and go to bed late.

[@Kreepie11]

Yeah in Canada coffee and Kahlua / coffee and Baileys isn't that uncommon, though it's usually with dessert or long after dinner and in the winter. Kind of a Xmas tradition with my family, anyway.

[@TrueMentorGuidingMoonlight]

@@Kreepie11 If it’s in dessert, cue the food coma that makes me go to bed earlier 😆

[@johnnydapunk]

In Finland it’s completely normal

[@wellaciccio2362]

in Italy it is common as well, just not the cappuccino because the frothy milk makes the whole thing quite heavy to digest

[@stenlyhalim8793]

BEDTIME coffee is quite a norm in Indonesia. Our body dictates the caffeine whether we stay awake or snore like dead cat. Insomnia? That doesn't work here in Indonesia 🤣

[@DaveDVideoMaker]

I would have Lipton ice tea with my Italian meal instead of a cappuccino. Don’t get mad at me. Also, if anyone tried to order pasta with ketchup in Italy, I’d say: do you think this is McDonald’s? Keep ketchup for yourself.

[@dinohermann1887]

Or even better a glass of cold Coca-Cola or Pepsi! It's great in combination with Pizza or Pasta! And I agree with you about ketchup, it belongs into hamburgers, hot dogs or currywurst, but not in any Italian dishes, at all!

[@DaveDVideoMaker]

@@dinohermann1887 Coca-Cola is good with it also.

[@emilianstefan4424]

I love this guy! So much passion for food.

[@jasper16573]

Love Vincenzo! It’s the guy who learned me how to cook.

[@lindafredriksen7402]

If you can't eat spaghetti without breaking it, why don't you just buy short pasta instead? Problem solved!

[@laetitiaj.raaths]

Amazing and very insightful lessons I have learned from the Chef...one day I will visits Italy and taste all the foods on table.

[@MagicalHira]

Thanks for the correction Vincenzo 🍴I've been adding pasta in cold water and boiling it 🤣🤣

[@fjacobms]

Should try chocolate pizza! It's a pizza pasta covered with melted chocolate and strawberries. Instead of the tomato sauce - melted chocolate - no cheese.

[@XB1uesky]

What about Tuna Alfredo pasta? How good is that?

[@johnnydapunk]

Funny enough pineapple on pizza was a canadian invention! I’m sure many scream it’s wrong to use pineapple but if Franco Pepe says it’s ok to use, it’s ok to use and enjoy.

[@Bradamante68]

Franco Pepe said to use fresh pineapple with prosciutto crudo (prosciutto di Parma) on a white cream of parmigiano, which is something completely different from the Hawaii pizza combining pineapple and tomato. It is the acidic fruit + acidic fruit combo the mistake!

[@ShaiAharony]

Hi, we are writing and article which will be published on several Italian publications and would love to get a comment from an Italian chef about this exact subject. Anyone we could contact?

[@BurkenProductions]

He's right though. WHy do ppl do these crazy things.

[@Belnick6666]

cayenne powder in pasta water is awesome, just do not use too much lol

[@Atomic_Game_Development]

Where's the breaking pasta

[@2r0phy]

Exactly. I've seen that one way more than I've ever seen someone put pasta in cold water before boiling

[@gachacasperjohn7958]

4:43 Vincenzo is speaking facts

[@rachelruthescudero5308]

People are creative nowadays.. you cannot blame them

[@cat_city2009]

He's right about the pasta and salt and pasta under cold water thing.

[@anankeeknana8298]

Not Italian, but when someone says I break my spaghetti for kids I'm like just give them something else. First if they are toddlers and you give them spaghetti al dente even broken can still choke them, so cook the fussilli, of farfalle, or penne, they love those we are serving them Bolognese sauce most of the time any way...

[@tonykuriger573]

Has anybody introduced Vincenzo to the lasagne toppa?

[@BurkenProductions]

4:50 To make spagehetti ? takes a long time? no it takes a few seconds to extrude spaghetti at the factory.

[@kamma44]

People put cream in carbonara because they like it! And they call it carbonara because they want to! Seriously. We eat the food and shat it out! Don't make such a big deal about it?!

[@IbraVibraPippo]

It's not a carbonara at that point anymore. That's the point. Don't call it a carbonara when it's not.

[@luis-alberto.]

@@IbraVibraPippo Stop gatekeeping what they call the dish. It is what they grew up with.

[@kiwidood1706]

​@@luis-alberto.doesnt change the fact that it isnt carbonara.

[@donnamarsh3474]

Vincenzo is the best!!!😊

[@Glutahhn]

I'm sorry but pineapple on a chicken Margherita with extra cheese is to phenomenal at this point

[@ferdinando7719]

He is 100% correct

[@LiefLayer]

I'm italian but I don't use salt in pasta water 🤣 (of course the other thing are just horrible).

[@HassanHassan-iv7lk]

There is nothing as such pure Italian food, because within Italy itself food can be different from one region to the other, and some times from person to an order. Years been working with different professional chefs including Italian chefs and we all know about it

[@videovedo36]

Actually no. Purity, of course is nonsense. But the rules of tradition exist. They exist with variations from region to region and from town to town or village to village down to families' own. Because Italian cuisine is a regional cuisine. But ground rules stay the same and these pointed out by by Vincenzo can be called for the most part 'ground rules', that even innovative Italian chefs do not usually break.

[@dwaynemontgomery1851]

people who eat ketchup on perfectly good pasta are the same kind of people who eat steak with ketchup!

[@omundodosdinossauros6836]

If you put the pasta in cold water, it will become raw

[@jayz8839]

Swish that doh, Sawce, Sausage, mushroom, cheese, inferno fire, fold.

[@Percykap]

Crime number 12: substituting zucchini for guanciale as he just did in his latest “carbonara” video.

[@yumix77]

I cooked yesterday a bacon carbonara, and even without Guanciale was delicius.

[@ceoofprosciutto235]

Delicious*

[@Kreepie11]

Real quick: I've tried limoncello and can't stomach it. What's the next most recommended Italian post-dinner beverage?

[@glori2269]

Espresso

[@peet420]

Amaro Montenegro, Braulio, Mirto, Disaronno or Fernet-Branca

[@wellaciccio2362]

montenegro, (all the -inos: fragolino, nocino, arancino) etc etc.

[@gaia7240]

Brancamenta

[@hellblaster5815]

Ketchup pasta🤢🤢🤢. Never saw that and do not want to think about that.

[@oagente.imobiliario]

So happy you are here master Vicenzo, may the conservative ways prevail.

[@wellaciccio2362]

traditional*. now, Italy's cuisine is hyperinnovative as well but made from chefs that know the rules and how and why breaking them. the advices are in general for home cooks.

[@rachelruthescudero5308]

4:45- 5:14 dis cracks me up😂😂😂😂😂

[@sp4c3g]

i like this guy! he smremind me of young vito corleone. lets call him chef godfather

[@osiris-bennu8166]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 ! grande Vicenzo ¡ .

[@Restlessteiger]

What he said about the vegetarian pizza 😂

[@JS-gt1rq]

What do we call it again when there is subordination of individual interests for the perceived good of the nation/race/culture, an absolute authority, and forcible suppression of opposition? I feel like there was a word for it...

[@Firelord-ry6gg]

+1 +Subscription * Great Video. * Chef Vincenzo is right with each Word. * Pinapple on a Pizza is an American Thing. I'm not a big Fan of it but when you put Pineapple on a Pizza it needs a Preoaration. Slice it and grill it on a BBQ Grill. It shall not be moist on the Pizza. It is better when it is caramelised. On a such a Pizza never use Tomatosauce or Parmesan. Maybe Tuna and BBQ Sauce.

[@johnnydapunk]

It’s actually Canadian and was first done in 1961 ! So I can agree with preparation being a balance as Franco Pepe does a version and he is one of the masters of pizza!

[@RDrakeSans1]

Nonna, editor, not nona

[@megachonker5664]

Most of these cooking and serving tips exist to maximize the eating experience, like salting the pasta water first. Others are common sense observations like don't fill yourself up with garlic bread if you're already eating pasta. And others are just about being consistent with a recipe: cream in carbonara is no longer carbonara, so you should call it by a different name. And pineapple doesn't belong in the flavor profile of pizza because pineapples were never native to Italy to begin with (they're from Brazil). None of the things in this video are "food crimes" or "food sins". "Food crimes" aren't real. Except maybe letting food go to waste.

[@kamma44]

Who are you to tell others what maximizes flavour for them? People around the world cook food the way they like it! And they call it want they want to?! 'pineapples were never native to Italy'?! LoL! And 'pizza' ie. meat/fruit/veg/cheese etc. on top of leavened bread and then baked is also not native to Italy! Civilizations around the world were eating this before Italy even existed as a country! Italy trying to 'own' pizza is like a country trying to own the concept of a sandwich?!

[@bluetoad2001]

a more

[@JehadiHellTransportAgency]

Good

[@BlazeMusic-hj6mn]

Let me share with you a horror story: I live in Finland. Pineapple is the most popular topping on pizza there and frozen pizza is the most sold item in supermarkets. When I wanted to make proper pizza for my gf's family at home, I spent significant time gathering good ingredients and making the perfect sauce, then I asked the family what everyone wanted. Everyone except my gf put pineapple on pizza (and she didn't only because I rage if she does it) 2 people put sour pickles on it her dad put silli on it (which is pickled fish) Nobody understood why I was visibly upset at that and "why do you care if they like it that way?" I should also add that EVERYONE puts ketchup on pasta in Finland. Their idea of carbonara is cream, spaghetti, regular minced beef meat and ketchup. Their supermarkets don't even sell guanciale or pancetta. It doesn't exist here. When I refuse to use ketchup, people look at me weird, like I'm broken or something. I live in a city in eastern Finland. 95% of the restaurants here are burger joints. The other 5% are "proper" restaurants, including "italian" ones that will charge 30€ per meal and serve you cream carbonara and pizza that tastes worse than the plate it comes on. This country is beyond lost

[@user-nh3lz7wj8d]

pineapple pizza, Monstera delisiosa pizza and jackfruit pizza 🤔

[@user-nh3lz7wj8d]

Durian pizza😂

[@6Fiona6_P_6]

There was once a time cream was in Carbonara sauce. It’s only recently that some people are making a song and dance out of the cream thing in certain Pasta Sauces. And I’ll have Pineapple on a Pizza if I bloody like it. One of my favourite Pizzas is Hawaiian ( which I can’t have at the moment because of a restricted diet a doctor’s put me on at the moment for migraine. I can’t have yeast, hard or aged cheese or ham/bacon or even soy sauce. I know the soy sauce isn’t in pasta but…. Please let me not be on this diet forever. My taste buds are atrophing) ….. ⚛️☮️🌏

[@annacumming6486]

I love all you videos, your commentaries, your recipes and your critiques....but I do have a question. To satify my curiosity (since you are about everything Italian) why do you choose to live in another country?

[@shounihillys1902]

because he has different restaurants in different countries

[@smoke2351]

I enjoy pineapple on pizza but when you put ketchup on pasta, you've crossed a line

[@andreasdeutinger7319]

you could put some ketchup on a pineapple pizza to make it worse ;)

[@dinohermann1887]

Vincenzo already did Pineapple Pizza, but instead of using Tomato sauce, he used a white sauce with Pecorino cheese into it, alongside some sprinkles of Gorgonzola cheese. It doesn't seem to be that bad.

[@NIKOLAP7]

I don't like pineapple on pizza because pineapple makes it sweet. I like my pizza to be savory.

[@poom323]

At this day how to cook pasta is developed a lot. Add pasta to water while water isn't boiling hot isn't a bad thing. For dry pasta, the result can be the same with shorter time. (but not cold water)

[@filipporubino4163]

Lol..... Nope. you're so wrong

[@haralehariharale9720]

Latest trend, one dish pastas. So gross

[@kamillgran7902]

Hey Vince, why u put olive oil in your hair? Or is it butter?

[@user-eh2hf9uh4m]

The guy in a thumbnail is a joke

[@jfmissy]

Oh come on! Pineapple pizza is good... Really good! LOL

[@nelsonferrer8994]

I want to give my opinion about the Pineapple Pizzas or also known as Hawaiian Pizzas are also a modern variety of Pizza. Remember, the pizza being now has been grown popular around the world and became commercialized. Italians should accept the fact that every country who made adoptation on your dish should have their own way too. In order to have distinction from your original Pizzas. I hope this comment might be acceptable for you. But, we have to face the truth.

[@gary_rumain_you_peons]

Pineapple on pizza is the creme de la creme.

[@mountainjew1474]

Pineapple Pizza >>> Kiwi Pizza.

[@DJWESG1]

Someone just needs to accept that ppl like ham and pineapple combo. On pizza ,with chips, or on a mixed grill. Its just fancy cheese on toast.

[@plastixpoon]

Do you put pineapple on top of cheese on toast? 🤣

[@gaia7240]

Because American pizza is a crust, pizza in Italy is actually pizza

[@plastixpoon]

I’ve been living in Napoli for the past year , after having actual pizza on the regular even just the thought of eating a pizza from another region within Italy makes my stomach churn. Reading comments of people defending nuclear catastrophes like pineapple on ‘pizza’ makes me realise how special it really is . You can call it snobbism pretentiousness or whatever you like, but I can assure you that myself and the large majority of Italians feel the same. Italian food is beautiful, it is the art of simplicity and the appreciation of nature and family you do not need to experiment like a child nor do you need to reinvent the wheel. Learn the subtleties for yourself with respect for culture and tradition and soon enough your health and digestive system will be less radioactive in no time.

[@kamma44]

Holding one's own personal tastes and preferences as above others is not just snobbish but foolish! And on a side note, Italians didn't even invent the concept of pizza. Meats/fruits/cheeses/veg etc. on top of leavened bread then baked in an oven was being consumed by civilizations a thousand years before the country of Italy even existed! You can have the word 'pizza' but telling others what to put on baked leavened bread is just wrong. Italians always feel they're superior to others when it comes to food and eating?! Next you're going to be telling the Chinese how they should prepare their noodles?!

[@hermanspaerman3490]

I am a simple man. If I think it tastes good I'll make it, no matter what a purist chef thinks.

[@jackapps2126]

This guy needs to chill. Seriously. We are not in prison and people can have their own eating habits as long as they don’t eat somebody else’s corpse. (And by somebody else I mean animals AND humans, because we are all living creatures, and every living being deserves to live, no matter what human thinks about it. Eating somebody else’s corpse is just unacceptable and wrong. Even if it’s in your culture it doesn’t mean that it’s fine, because it’s somebody else’s right to live and we need to respect it. You wouldn’t try to justify cannibalism just because it’s a part of someone’s culture, right? So why do you think that it’s okay to eat other living being’s flesh?) Okay, back to the topic. Everybody has a right to eat whatever they like if it doesn’t require somebody being killed. Other than that it’s up to a person what he/she likes or not. If someone wants some spaghetti with ketchup just let them eat that. If somebody wants pineapple on a pizza - sure, why not? It doesn’t do any harm to anyone as long as it’s a plant-based pizza of course. And if people want to eat pasta as a side dish with some seitan “steak” or chickpea patties/falafel, for example, just let them do so. The thing is - it’s cool to know the traditional way of cooking a dish - but does this guy know that not everyone is a chef or has a lot of time for cooking? And when it comes to being a professional chef I’d say that it’s important to experiment and create something NEW, instead of just doing what you were told to do without any creativity. If your carbonara was made with cream - fine, just make it plant based, so nobody has to suffer for your stomach. And don’t call it a traditional or classic carbonara. You can call it “pasta alla carbonara” which tells everyone that your dish is SIMILAR to carbonara but is not the same traditional classic. I just don’t like people who spend almost all of their time criticizing others instead of trying to improve his own cooking. If you want to be a real professional and not a gear in the system - don’t be afraid to experiment. And for everyone who didn’t know - you can make every dish plant-based and cook it using the same techniques that are used to cook the traditional version. Just use your brain.

[@ginger942]

Ahahhaha please

[@patriciamartin6756]

Sorry, why copy it. Between the gluten in the flour, the chance of allergic reactions to olive oil and tomatoes, I won't eat Italian food. What's worse yet is WITHOUT MUCH HUNGER IN EVERY COUNTRY that some people are dying of hunger and are grateful for anything to eat. This Itakian chef seems unaware that in America we have thevright NOT to be obsessed with food. We are health conscious, especially where food is concerned. Italians in Italy need to be reminded TO QUIT TRYING TO MICRO MANAGE WHAT PEOPLE IN OTHER COUNTRIES DO. It's none of their business. In America, people want to come home and relax, not work making food nobody wants. Vincenzo needs to do what he wants and leave other people not to have to listen to his whining. My family allocates from Italy. Thry too are obsessed with food. I married a nice,, quiet Swedish man who prefers eating very little else besides fish. Not everybody likes Italian food

[@jayz8839]

This is so stupid, eat what you like and adjust recipes as you see fit. Italians are just mad everyone eats a New York style pizza because it's the stretchy cheesey goodness they came for.

[@jsgr5382]

Adjust all you want. The best way to cook italian food is the italian way. If you don't want the best, sure , go nuts with experimenting. As for new York Pizza most Italians don't even know what that is and the ones that do don't even consider that pizza

[@teggianosalerno5050]

Call it somthing else, you can't change a dish and still call it what it's not. Regarding NYC pizza the great legendary NYC pizza places are highly regarded even in Italy.

[@CarnisianLady]

I ate NY style pizza in a railway station in Milan... not a big deal.

[@ceoofprosciutto235]

@@jsgr5382 Italian New Yorkers consider it pizza

[@flo_h_96]

The way Italians make there food is the best and it's more healthy than the fake food on top. But yes you can do what you want, but then call it different, because if you change ingridients its not the same dish anymore. A pasta with cream and bacon simply isn't a Carbonara, it has nothing to do with it. If I order a Carbonara I expect a real Carbonara. Then there are also some stupid things people like to make, which don't even work, like putting oil in the pasta water. I mean how stupid can somebody be. Or washing the pasta after they made it, you wash away all the starch which helps the sauce to stick to the pasta. And finally there is no cheesy goodness on a NY Style Pizza with all the fake "cheese" on it. I would say 99 percent of the people from the US haven't had a real Pizza ones in there life and have no idea how good it is. And most of them are used to cheap, processed and fake ingridients with extremely bad quality, so maybe some wouldn't even like the real thing, because their taste buds are completely destroyed. Btw I'm not a Italian, so it's not only the Italian who think that way, I'm also mad about the fake Italian food here in Austria.