Linguine with Canned Clams - Cheap, Easy, Delicious

[@rogermwoodbury4966]

I began to watch for your videos last summer. My wife suddenly descended into a particularly nasty form of dementia and I became the default cook as well as caregiver until I finally moved her to an appropriate assisted living facility seven months later. I used your videos as one essential "cook book" for my wife and me. Sometimes it was a challenge as I was cooking for two, elderly people and you seem always to be cooking for the Third Marine Division, but by making things up as I went along and watching your videos closely, my results were always a resounding success for the one person I cooked for who was most important to me. I'm going to try your clams and linguini tonight, but this time sadly, only for one. I'm treating myself thanks to your video!

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Thanks a lot man! I'm finally starting to develop what I think is a good template for these videos. I appreciate the feedback.

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[@SipandFeast]

Thanks for the feedback! It helps me know I'm moving in the right direction.

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[@SipandFeast]

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I love the fact that you use so much garlic, not like some of the newbies who use one clove and then remove it. You are a true Italian old fashioned cook, don’t change your ways or recipes.

[@SipandFeast]

I do love garlic. Some dishes don't need so much but this one I love a lot.

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They don't use lots of garlic in Italy when they're cooking.

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Wow, people need to get over themselves. Garlic is great and at the end of they day, we make dishes to suit our own palettes. Use as much garlic as you want!

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Besides adding such wonderful flavor to the dish, garlic has health benefits. It’s good for your biome, helps reduce inflammation, helps with keeping blood pressure stable, and helps with lowering cholesterol.

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[@es2056]

Wow, that is exactly like I've been making this for the last 45 years or so. This dish elevates a Tuesday night dinner to a Friday date night experience, lol! My wife always says, such a fancy dish with such simple ingredients and simple preparation. I do like to add some butter at the end while shaking the pan, never stirring just before adding the pasta. This makes for a very creamy emulsion. And I don't care what anybody says, I love this with a dusting of a good Pecorino Romano cheese.

[@SipandFeast]

The butter at the end is a nice touch and of course anyone who wants cheese gets cheese!

[@fredgarv79]

yah, that's exactly what I do, that last dusting of pecorino and a bit of butter at the end. Chef Jean Pierre's channel,he says "butter is my emotional support" He has it on hand next to whatever he is cooking, even if he doesn't actually use it in the dish. Hilarious

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[@zekelucente9702]

Lemon zest works well in the breadcrumbs. It’s kind of like a gremolata topping. Love the channel!

[@josephsf2452]

He forgot Lemon Juice and Lemon Zest and Parmigiano Reggiano. You cannot make this dish without those two ingredients

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Thanks very much! I see the comments but just leave them alone. I think they would love a response lol.

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[@happycat3399]

Don’t you just love at the end when #1 taste tester pulls the plate closer and does the arm block!! This dish is 👍🏻

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[@SipandFeast]

Thank you! He takes a lot of pride in getting the first bite and reaction in.

[@TheFisk]

Dude I just made this and it was kick ass!!! Fed the family and they wanted more!!! Great recipe great video!!!

[@SipandFeast]

Great to hear!

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[@SipandFeast]

Thank you, and welcome to the channel!

[@philsy3496]

@@SipandFeast… this comment from Sarah M was spot on… I agree 100%. I came across your linguine with clams video while scrolling through KZbin today. Excellent recipe…easy, quick and delicious and your comments were perfect. After watching the video I was craving it. I happened to have all the ingredients on hand and made it for myself this evening. I didn’t want to heat the oven so I followed your recipe, but toasted the breadcrumbs, garlic, anchovies and parsley in a small sauté pan with a little olive oil and they turned out terrific. (I never added anchovies in the breadcrumb topping before and it really elevated the flavor. Thanks for that tip.)

[@timothyogden9761]

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[@SipandFeast]

Thanks! It was like 3pm and I think he thought I wouldn't let him finish it lol.

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Just watching your son enjoy his plate, proof positive that it's delicious!!

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[@leejames6800]

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[@SipandFeast]

Thanks a lot man! Appreciate the support.

[@PhantomSavage]

Not nearly enough garlic. He's missing about 20lbs.

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more garlic and clams i wanna make sure my wife stays away from me tonight

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[@catherineoneal1030]

OMG!!! So easy to make. This dish is one of my absolute FAVORITES!!! Never tried it with "the little salty fish" before, but next time I make this I am going to use this recipe!!! The bread crumbs are a brilliant addition and your boy is an excellent taste tester. The way he was chowing it down made me chuckle a little, he's so adorable!!! Thank you for this recipe! It totally ROCKS!!!

[@garlicgirl3149]

I thought, "No rating needed he is getting down on the plate!" LOL!

[@Beer-Filter]

Great recipe. I just added you to my small list of channels to get dinner ideas. I like that you didn't use expensive ingredients and try to complicate the recipe. Often times when I get home from work everyone is hungry and dinner needed to be on the table 30 minutes ago, so things like the canned clams are the kind of short-cuts and cost savings that work for my household. Keep up the good work!

[@wampuscat7433]

Just made this tonight. OMG what a wonderful recipe. My family and I agree that this is a keeper, and we will make it often. Thank you for giving us great dish! Keep up the good work with your wonderful family. It is always a joy to watch you and your son (and your wife) interact.

[@lisar3944]

I'm in Germany and it has been difficult to find canned clams here, but I have been missing this dish so much and I finally found an Italian brand that comes in little glass jars :D I am so excited and yes, I'm going to use this recipe as your recipes are the absolute bomb. They take me right back to NY when I need it.

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[@theresa3]

My son made this for my birthday today❤️ it was sooo delicious and really so loving of him 💫

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You always emphasise how adaptable your recipes are, that's great. Thank you.

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Exactly same here🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@nanvolentine9110]

Nice! When I was a kid, we lived a couple of blocks away from the Long Island sound and dad went clamming often. Mother chopped up the big clams for clam sauce, and she used lots of chopped onion in olive oil, no garlic, and lots of fresh parsley from the garden. A few grinds of black pepper finished it off. Delicious! This video brings back fond memories for me.

[@comesahorseman]

This is off topic, but.... the tip you gave me about pre heating stainless steel skillets worked like a charm! I seared a batch of veal neck bones for broth and practically no stickage! Thanks again! 😄

[@SipandFeast]

Thanks! I try to say it every time I heat a stainless pan in these videos.

[@The_Timinator]

Yes actually EVERY pan or skillet loves this, Cast Iron, Steel Woks, Non Stick...

[@comesahorseman]

@@The_Timinator except Cooks Illustrated tells me to pre heat my Calohalon non-stick with oil in the pan, to the temp you intend to cook at. I've used this method with good results, so I think I'll stick to it. Otherwise, agreed.

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​@@comesahorseman You're probably right, I don't use the Non Stick pans. I do remember years ago the Old Wives Tale of NEVER heating a Teflon Pan without Oil in it because the Teflon gave off toxic fumes, that was before the Internet so it was an Old Wives Tale taken with a grain of salt.

[@comesahorseman]

@@The_Timinator well, the fumes given off were in fact toxic to pet birds such as parakeets. Nonstick pans that don't use PTFE don't have this problem, and modern non sticks might be able to be heated like stainless; but I'd check with the manufacturer first just to be sure. 😁

[@TheRealPontificator]

I LOVE linguine with canned clams!!!! Lots of chopped fresh parsley, lemon juice and grated rind, a bit of white wine, and yes, anchovies. ❤❤❤❤❤❤😛😛😛😋😋😋😋😋😋😋

[@thegreat682]

I live in an area in the South with very little Italian influence. I have cooked professionally for over a decade and watching your videos has helped me up my pasta game at home quite a bit. Really enjoy the content, keep them coming!

[@briankillian5248]

Your relationship with your Son is so amazing. I didn't start cooking until they were much older. I missed an opportunity for sure. WELL DONE SIR!

[@watershedbarbie9685]

Love the garlic!!!!!!! I don't like parmesean on clams, so the bread crumbs are a fabulous finish.

[@SipandFeast]

Thank you very much!

[@vchmiele]

Have you considered bottarga instead of parmesan? Works well with seafood pasta dishes.

[@watershedbarbie9685]

@@vchmiele Will try it! Thank you!

[@Joseph1NJ]

I use toasted seasoned panko bread crumbs. (4C)

[@EvelynBaron]

You are an absolute treasure. ... Natural foodie here my Dad lived in Italy for a few years before coming to Canada and I love messing about with food and whatever works but respect the origins. YESSSSSS to garlic FYI. I liked Ina Gartner I'm Jewish myself but a pound of butter is not my idea of food HOWEVER you can learn amazing things such as ... for me yes in this recipe I do use lemon zest and some juice because I can't use wine whatever works and if there is no parsley in the fridge there's always frozen spinach or the inevitable arugula it's all good. I love this recipe tx for many great ideas. I try to be vegan for ethical reasons but I find I am comfortable with .... I think they call it the Medittarian (sp lost my glasses) diet) this one's a keeper. Best wishes love your channel!

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Great cook and even better father. 👍

[@joyhamilton4248]

I grew up in a Greek and Italian home so this dish was made a lot at our house. Especially during the summer out in Hampton Bays with all the fresh clams from the bay!!

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Sounds like heaven! 💜

[@daveking5047]

I appreciate everything you post, man. You're obviously educated, knowledgeable, and adept at the things you present.....yet.....you present everything without condescension. This recipe is especially intriguing....and will be attempted soon. Thank you.

[@beverlyaiglai7052]

Not a criticism, but, gee. Wish you hadn't used the words "especially intriguing" because I am a 79yo timid cook who'd rather not be intrigued. I'd rather be someone who thinks that looks good, I should make that tonight. Words matter.

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Exactly what I needed!!! I swear your kids gonna have the best food heritage a dad can give. Respect!

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Thank you very much! I can't wait to they cook for their own family when I'm older and I can sit back and watch.

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Thanks! Appreciate your easy recipes …

[@SipandFeast]

Thanks so much!

[@anthonycalia1317]

I know it breaks all the 'Italian' rules, but I make mine with a mix of olive oil and, dare I say... Butter. It tends to help the emulsion process a lot and adds a richness without changing the tone of the dish. It is always a big hit with friends and family...

[@SipandFeast]

The butter is very nice. I'm all for breaking any rule you want.

[@daveklein2826]

There are no rules for Italian cooking even in Italy

[@susana922]

Thanks again for a fantastic recipe! I will make it today!!! It's so nice to see your son trying your pasta!

[@michele-kt]

Mmmm! Love this. We use canned clams all the time and a small jar of clam juice. Doing it this way is so easy! By the time the linguini is cooked, the sauce is done. Thanks again for reminding me of something I haven't made in a while! 😋

[@SipandFeast]

Thanks! I sometimes get so hung up on making it with whole clams that I forget how good and simple this one is.

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I love your recipes and videos…especially how you involve your children. What a gift you are giving them!

[@humbecarito]

Love the cameo by your son to give the official seal of approval. Hope you’re teaching him as well.

[@SipandFeast]

He's not yet interested in learning to cook, but hopefully in a couple of years.

[@humbecarito]

@@SipandFeast I started my son with just mixing a couple of ingredients and am working my way up from there. Everything in its own time.

You are the WORLD CHAMPION of edit/cut of the prep step. Really. No prep, no motion into the cooking. Too much prep (filled with "personality") wasting my fkng time. I really miss the east coast (stuck in WA, NO pizza, grinders, . . .)

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Was this post an insult or a compliment? 🤣

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i love how the kids are always 'yea whatever just let me eat it'

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[@SusieKatpersonKoch]

James, I finally made this for dinner tonight although I cut the recipe in half since it's just me. The only thing different that I did was at the end I added a cup of Maryland lump crab meat and it was amazing! All of the flavors just melded together perfectly. I am really enjoying your KZbin page! Thank you so much!🧑‍🍳❤️

[@SipandFeast]

Sounds great with the crab addition. Glad you're enjoying the recipes and thanks for the comment!

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i'm really having a bad time at the moment in my life, but when i watched the moment around 3:45... i almost cried because why would anyone attack this absolute lovely guy in anyway. every video, even if i don't wanna or can cook it atm, this guy is just a joy to watch. please never get discouraged about commenters in the comment section. just be you (the creator and everyone that watches), because without you all the recipes would only be half the joy to re-create :)

[@SipandFeast]

Thank you so much for this comment - really appreciate it.

[@arthureaks3591]

God, I haven’t made this in years (but I love the dish)-but just the way I made it; just the way I discovered the dish in a little Italian restaurant in Scranton, Pa.

[@tonymusolino2369]

Same way I’ve been making mine for 45 years now. And yes, I do use much more garlic. It’s a matter of preference…have fun and enjoy.

[@wetnoodlex]

Love the perspective on negative comments. Here's one just for the algorithm. There's too much garlic! Jokes aside, though, great video once again. Never even knew there was a recipe for a sauce with clams. And your kid haha. You: "The crumbs provide more of a texture, a crunchiness." Him: "Yeah." Keep it up, brother--looking forward to see your channel grow even more!

[@SipandFeast]

Haha. He was all business this time. Thanks for liking the channel!

[@GPosner8]

Another great recipe. Can’t wait to try it. Thank you so much for helping me expand my repertoire of Italian recipes. Congrats on the growing number of subscribers. Here’s to 100k soon👍👏🏻🥂

[@SipandFeast]

Thanks for the support! I hope you enjoy it.

[@GPosner8]

@@SipandFeast decided to make this for dinner instead of my planned menu and it was amazing. Thank you for the inspiration👏🏻👏🏻🙏🙏

[@SnoDraken]

I'm making this tonight!! I used to work in an old Italian restaurant in Chicago and made it all the time back in the day. We bought a bag of clams yesterday at Costco and had them simply, but we have leftovers my wife stripped out of the shells, so I said we can have it tomorrow (now tonight) and I'm bulking it up a little with 2 cans of canned clams. It'll be great!!

[@deebee4850]

I LOVE that your son is your taste tester! Does he show an interest in wanting to cook yet? I'd love to see you two working together in the kitchen. Also, this dish looks wonderful. I've added clams to my shopping list.

[@SipandFeast]

Thanks! He has 100% no interest in cooking yet lol. But I'm hoping that will change at some point.

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I like your channel because it's so relatable. Your "make do with what you have" or "however you like it best" approach, while still resulting in delicious meals, takes the scary out of cooking.

[@Blitzkrieg1976]

I love white clam sauce! I really appreciate your channel so much, you're an easy going guy, and the recipes are easy to follow. Wishing you and your family a happy Thanksgiving...I grew up in Boston and had Italian friends who OMG ...it was unreal! I'd love to see what your family eats on Thanksgiving! Thanks, and keep being awesome! Sincerely, Amanda Fahey..Indiana a quick edit: to all of the garlic haters out there- VAFFANCULO!❤

[@fayemccray4243]

My favorite dish!

[@SipandFeast]

Hey thanks! We used to have bigger meals when I was a kid and my Grandma was alive. Lasagna, manicotti, or shells were first course then all the Thanksgiving recipes followed a 2 hour rest lol.

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[@cindye9996]

I just love the look of anticipation on your face when your son is tasting the food!!! OMG I can just tell how much you want him to love it, how much you love to cook for your family! It’s great!

[@DCo923]

I love this dish i used to slurp this down with my kids all the time, a great quick yummy pasta dish! In Spain they can most of their fish, I don't know why the states have such a problem with it, its fresh.

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I found your channel not long ago, and since then I've been really liking you and your recipes. I like your no nonsense approach to cooking your meals. Keep it up, I've been loving it.

[@SipandFeast]

Thanks for the support!

[@joelmonaco4990]

I saute' the clams for a few seconds with salt and pepper and basil then add the juice and wine, I have squeezed in fresh lemon. Butter absolutely!

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I saute green onions and 2 stalks of celery with leaves withe the garlic....it takes it up a step....absolutely delicious!

[@eileenmaschal9505]

My absolute favorite. I never used the anchovies in this dish…that’s genius. Thanks for sharing.

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I very much appreciate it!

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I love how you wait for your son’s approval on the dish you made. Nice to see the father, son relationship. Love your videos.

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Another I will try soon. I have all the ingrediants ready to go!

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This video is 2 years old and I’ve kept it in my “to do” list. I finally made it. It was delicious and I’ll definitely make it often. Thank you.

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Thanks!

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Thank you so much!

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Can’t imagine why anyone would ever leave you a negative comment. You are a great down-to-earth cook. Love your videos and have tried some of your dishes. Great!

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[@SipandFeast]

Thanks very much!

[@NormanWorboys]

On of my all time favorite dishes, I have been cooking this for many years. However, I love the way you change things up, even though we are very similar in preparing this meal. Thank you , as always for sharing your knowledge with all your cooking experience. Much appreciated.

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SO glad I found you! Everything you make is very "to-the-point-with-no-bullsh*t!" Thank you for being thorough and easy to understand. Oh, and your son is adorable. 🙂

[@gscandiotti]

So delicious. I also put a package of frozen spinach and a squirt of lemon I find it cuts the oil a bit and it is just such a great addition. You're the best. Thanks

Tired tonight, end of my work week. And yet . . . I whipped this out (adding a few cold cubes of butter) and it's great. Nice recipe. Works, "in a pinch"!

[@donnagarthe3696]

That's exactly how I make this, but the breadcrumbs look awesome, and I'm going to try that!! I'm Italian and from Long Island, and I love your recipes. We cook alike, but not everything. Every family has their way. I love that you encourage everyone to make it to their liking and to their family's tastes. Some like more or less of something. I'm writing a cookbook of family favorites for my children and grandchildren, which my children have requested. It's not an easy task to explain a recipe that you make without thinking too much about how you do it. So, I really appreciate what you are doing here!

[@nickiecee1564]

Made it!!!! This was a COMPLETE HIT. Added fresh, shaved parm to finish the dish off, & dear God, it was heaven!

[@Whenever-k6x]

Omg. I just tried it now. Seriously, the best homemade pasta recipe ever. This is perfect for seafood lovers but busy or lazy to deal with washing and storing fresh seafoods... Bumblebee can works with me, instead of anchovies, I put a dozen drops of fish sauce. A little fish sauce works well too. This will be my best recipe for work from home days. Thank you so much!!!

[@hellodolly9879]

The addition of the bread crumbs is clever. Look forward to seeing more of your videos.

[@SipandFeast]

Thanks very much!

[@SIRGALAHADful]

This guy is extreamly refreshing,and highly thoughtful,he is a Great Person.

[@bigmalky.]

I loved your son dragging the bowl towards him whilst you talk, no better complement to you food than that.

[@roberthagenson211]

You are my favorite KZbin personality. Not only can you cook, but you admitted that you watch South Park.

[@SipandFeast]

I love South Park. I have HBO Max just to watch all the old episodes. Thanks for liking the videos!

[@sgiovangelo47]

Bravo! A simple way to make linguine a la vongole for those of us who are older and can't do all the old recipes from scratch. I am definitely going to try this; love Cento products! Grazie.

[@staciesabatino3817]

I've made kinda this version before but when I watched your version I'm making it an event. Have everything ready to go waiting for me in the kitchen. Dinner is at 6 for 2. I'm excited! Thank You! I bought everything for the mushroom and brandy cream sauce pasta for Sunday. That is my all time favorite.Any one who reads the comments you have to try it! Don't rush the mushrooms it does make a difference.

[@ronaldperkins4222]

General comment: What I appreciate most about your recipes is that you aren't so arbitrary like many are. You say stuff like "use 6 cloves of garlic; can use more or less depending on what you like". Great job here. Definitely gonna try this recipe.

[@SipandFeast]

In the description I always write out or link to my website the exact recipe. But I like to show in these videos that one can be extremely flexible and get great results. Thanks for the comment.

[@pibbie807constantine6]

your son wrapped his arms around his plate, like this is mine! too cute! you have such a lovely family.

[@Fishing-jb7cy]

So good making this tonight

[@manong4328]

Just love this dish! So delicious. Adding anchovies is a great idea. Thanks for all the tips.

[@gailpierce9711]

Thank you for showing this recipe with canned clams I have wanted to try them. You do an awesome job showing what your making,and you get right to the point.

[@rogerpence]

Superb video! I would have never considered canned clams. You've motivated me. Your taste-tester adds a sweet ending touch, too. Thank you.

[@jerrywilliams1754]

Thanks, I will keep this video, this is by far the most informative clam sauce video I have seen, I love Cento products and DeCecco pasta, great instruction, you are the first chef who uses anchovies in the sauce, I agree 100 percent....Thanks Chef!!

[@SabbyTheNerd]

I've learned a lot watching you! I love the dishes you create--so good and simple instructions for those of us who are learning, and affordable ingredients. I love the taste tester at the end on this one, how cute!

[@michaelwelch757]

This was mind blowingly good!!! This is my go to dish from now on! They can't stop talking about it!!! Love your channel!!

[@samberg1477]

Thank you for that garlic comment!!I don’t always agree, but yours is an amazing starting point!! I always start with the recipe first, and then make adjustments 🥰 good you don’t engage with the negative!!

[@HudsonStillwater]

you do a great job

[@SipandFeast]

Thank you so much.