Franca Camerucci makes Tortello al Rosso D'uovo for Gabrielle Hamilton

Gabrielle Hamilton visits Trattoria Monti in Rome, and learns Chef Franca Camerucci's technique for making Tortello al Rosso D'uovo.
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[@Joseph1NJ]

What a beautiful dough.

[@apace003]

That's why it's best done by hand and not by machine. As she said a machine heats the dough - not good.

[@Matzes]

your hands will probably heat the dough more than a machine

[@arasharfa]

i just took a bite outof my computerscreen in desperation. that looks so good.

[@davidroohy]

2:05 Q: Are you going to taste this? A: No, I'm sure it's good. 4:35 The ricotta filling needs more salt. Folks, tasting is the foundation of good cooking. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Even the pros stumble when they don't taste their food.

[@8196alex]

Dear David trust me, I tried the tortello cooked in this video almost a thousand times and it was always delicious. Italians know how to cook just with eyes, too :)

[@dingfeldersmurfalot4560]

She might have been just nervous to be caught out in front of the camera. Cameras change everything.

[@batchagaloopytv5816]

never said it needs more salt ,she said we needed to put salt ON the ricotta filling .like the way they topped yolk with parmesean cheese

[@sammoon7897]

She was definitely frontin' for the camera huh

[@stellador]

@@dingfeldersmurfalot4560 That's what is being said. "Emozionati" doesn't mean emotional here, but rather nervous.

[@SampaJasli]

best food content on youtube!

[@gerardoraphael]

Wow!! . Bravissime!! Saluti dal Messico

[@spendlessrecipe2022]

Simply delicious beautiful technique Chef, thank you for sharing, New viewer from Canada💕

[@sf49ersfan65]

love this

[@faded743]

That dough is incredibleee

[@Zipfei_Kloatscher]

Damn, there is so much effort put in this "tortello". It's beautiful, no matter there is a bit of salt missing whatsoever. Have to try this - and failing so gloriously like the experienced chefs do!

[@caminhantesolitario]

amazing

[@dinicti]

Lovely

[@ourlordandsaviorbrendanfra4428]

God I love Gabrielle Hamilton. Her season was by far one of my favorites.

[@csnerd21]

my heart is singing

[@DiminishedStudios]

These ladies are my kind of ladies. 🥰

[@s1mo]

That femminist sparkle in the interviewer's eyes when Franca said that she needs a man

[@CapPanaka]

Amazing. Loved that. The old lady s look was phenomenal as in "Seriously?"

[@mariehuynh]

In response to her asking for a machine.

[@zekelucente9702]

Holy mother of God I need to try that. That runny yoke just got me.

[@ginotricarico6741]

Complimenti alla signora franca,e tutto lo staff per la ricetta

[@Spainkiller]

Give.

[@oceanmarine7044]

Gabrielle very foods iralian very wondefull thank you very much

[@TheDarwiniser]

despite eating pasta at many places, i look at this and think i'm yet to taste italian style cooking.

[@salahaljuneidi5901]

Mi manchi mi nonna.... mamma mia ..che incredibile... mannaggia... mi cuore ... diventa più veloce..

[@markwoldin162]

To save time, one could use pasta,then stack cheese filling on top, then the egg. Presto!

[@nepotiums]

Simple ingredients yet challenging to make.

[@alessadrodiantonio3186]

mi manca la mía nonna !

[@guapodel]

Me too my brother

[@squirreljester2]

I remember an episode of MasterChef where they had judge Joe Bastianich's mother from Italy on, and a guy put nutmeg in his pasta. She said that wasn't a very Italian thing to do. So who's right? :)

[@mattmattix2598]

Nutmeg is very common. Joe also said nobody in Italy eats bread with garlic on it. He’s blinded by what he knows but not what every region of Italy does

[@nobodi12]

@@mattmattix2598 Ma hai visto quanto aglio ci mettono gli americacni? Chi cazzo in italia mangia tutto sto aglio? Also Joe Mom was on italian masterchef, It was glorious

[@mattmattix2598]

nobodi12 nutmeg is common.

[@shiroimekuooniwa5110]

va che lavoro

[@deborahtidwell8128]

I tried this and honestly I was not as good at rolling the dough as she was. I put hollandaise sauce on mine. They are tasty.

[@francismeowgannou5322]

guys I wanna be a chef when I get older. I'm 15 now where do I start?

[@charliedovlander1269]

clone doctor I think the best way is to it yourself straight away in big service restaurants. When you have vacation go and help either wash dishes or peeling vegetables to get a feel. But a big hotel restaurant is where your gona immerse yourself in everything and grow massive confidence balls

[@francismeowgannou5322]

Thanks I should really try to find a job at a restaurant

[@MirameAcaEstoy]

clone doctor I think the same, see if you enjoy a real professional kitchen and after working for some time you can look into culinary school. school is great, lovely and at times it feels like this kind of shows. but the reality is the job is hard, it doesn't pay well and it's very taxing. that said, if you like it, you will probably love it.

[@apace003]

Start in your kitchen at home. You have the benefit of having all these uTube videos. keep in mind it's hard work, you don't have nights off and you work holidays. You work when everyone else is having fun or celebrating. Good luck. Get a job working in a kitchen. You may start out washing dishes but you get a chance to see what a chef does. Look up culinary programs for high school students.

[@vladimirvaynkhadler8726]

dont

[@jmontis2]

short list of people that can roll a pasta dough like that

[@apace003]

My mother did that her whole life. She made the dough snap just like the ladies in the video. She had a bread board made the size of her kitchen table. Her rolling pin is 42 inches long and 2 inches in diameter. The ends are burnished from the oils in her hands. It's one of my prized possessions since her passing.

[@dingfeldersmurfalot4560]

@@apace003 That sounds wonderful. I would love to spend hours watching and learning.

[@trefod]

My god I could eat that right now.

[@chookchack]

Why did you not show how she put the top pasta? I was like, that ricotta is A LOT. Asking myself how can she cover the entire thing.

[@Sebastian-ec1om]

It's actually pretty "easy". Just take 5 by 5inch pasta sheet squares, and fill the lower pasta sheet with a third of a cup of the filling, and then lay the top sheet ontop, starting from the back without pressing too much and making sure all the air is let out. After that just cut the pasta in the desired end shape :)

[@mattmattix2598]

T Xho no water or egg wash?

[@guapodel]

Well, the Italian lady was nice.

[@fg87fgd]

1:26: "se non ce bisogno di un uomo, ce bisogno di una macchina".

[@raphael4038]

Savage

[@pag3309]

look way to beautiful to eat

[@michaeltang3333]

AINT NO NEED FOR NO PASTA ROLLER

[@bebop4141]

jesus christ that's good

[@zachsimon5587]

She offered me a job once a long time ago. I passed and for a long time regretted it, or rather wondered if I should have taken it. I made the right decision. Thanks KZbin!

[@wateri4]

That lady got "triggered" when the the nice grandma said we need a man 😆😄😆😆😆

[@MoonV29]

i was laughing so hard when she keeps insisting they dont need a man xD

[@MoonV29]

i googled abit and found out that she was a lesbian before marrying. and while married she had an affair with her sister's husband pagesix.com/2011/10/12/prune-chef-in-secret-affair/

[@Meme.Machine]

Hahah JUST

[@EuSeiT]

wateri4, exactly what I thought when the nona mentioned uomo, lol! Now I understand the reason for the suspense music in the background: they were expecting her to get triggered and attack the poor old lady!

[@kingdurin4925]

Yea such a snowflake what's wrong in appreciating a man's strength, is it wrong nowadays? Hateful woman

[@petermcgibney]

you are some lady Gabrielle thank you

[@bovko1]

How many awkward moments in one video...

[@helsquiades]

Less than the ones filled with awe, admiration and appreciation

[@romulus5976]

1:07 Nice Italian granny: "Yes, we need a man" Obviously a feminist: *I N H U M A N N O I S E S*

[@prideofasia99]

Some bad experiences did that (shrug). After seeing her story on netflix, I don't blame her.

[@killerdude-hz2bb]

she slept with her sisters husband

[@bensmith7536]

@@killerdude-hz2bb shhhh dude you're ruining her victim-status storyline ! ! ! She has to hate men because, of, well, men, to appeal to other women ! ! ! if you dont include a man to blame, women will turn on each other eventually, and then what would this episode look like??

[@bensmith7536]

@@prideofasia99 it sickens me that anyone would treat netflix like anything other than massively doctored origin stories crafted for social justice value.... any thread of truth is a very distant last in favour of social media opinion point scoring. EDIT: Forgot to add.... for money.

[@vitor7205]

🤦🏾‍♂️

[@jeynjohnstone5917]

The American was fresh but the dish won out. Good food always beats snooty jealousy.

[@Hangie]

I'm definitely attracted to the short haired woman

[@XdarkmutantX1]

I lost my shit when I discovered how triggered that lady was when the word "man" was mentioned.

[@NeuroHead]

And the older wiser lady was just like "yeah i say shit like it is , deal with it little snowflake" : )

[@fglend73]

It could’ve been perfect, if only they had a man!

[@sandeepmistry]

sweet lord jesus

[@Trajan2]

If they would have tasted the ricotta they would have known it was under salted smh

[@andrewbandarovich1751]

You can be a lesbian and not hate men Gabriel. When you need a man - you need a man, when you need a machine - you need a machine.

[@SuperP37]

funny...all TV /Media people are magical thinking liberals..."we don't need a man"....while the Italian woman lives in reality...a man has more strength and this particular task requires more strength.

[@michaelshen5886]

im sorry but this is why most master chefs are men, less emotional. also, about a half to a quarter of salt is needed on that egg.

[@a_pet_rock]

Pay attention. That's cheese. They even said it.

[@asacooperstickland1205]

When were they emotional lol? Also nice fuckup with not realising that was Parmesan not salt mate

[@apace003]

You are definitely American arrogant. Travel the world and will see most are females and you don;t know shit about Italian cooking. You need to spend a few years in Europe to claim any knowledge of what makes a chef.

[@kimfeline6976]

what kinda douchebaggery....

[@dingfeldersmurfalot4560]

This was pretty funny.