Meatball Recipe - Chef Pasquale

And every meatball needs this-
Traditional Homemade Tomato Sauce made by Pasquale Sciarappa

The only chef I ever saw incorporate a two-wheeler into making red sauce. The chef was not respectful to his wife- which is a definite NOGO.

Nice to see a Cadillac (and a Supra) in the background.

 
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The OG Chef Pasquale was in fact Canadian:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pasquale_Carpino
Pasquale would often repeat certain quotes while he cooked, such as:
  • If you sing to the food, then it will come out good.
  • The pasta should not wait for the sauce, the sauce can wait for the pasta.
  • Watch out for your eye lashes when you flambee.
  • When a little girl would flip the frittata successfully, she is ready to be courted to get married.
  • Do not use milk in the sauce instead of 35% cream, otherwise we make ricotta.
  • The best cooking is what the mama cooks
  • If the pasta stays for a long time in the boiling water, it will become polenta
  • Excuse my back (he always says it when turning around to drain the pasta).
  • You want some more? (usually when he is adding cheese to the pasta or rice dish, then adds some more, then either pours the entire container of cheese, or puts it aside saying you can add to your dish).
  • May everyone in the world, specially the little ones [i.e. children], have a meal like this
  • Mamma mia! We should say Papà mio sometimes.
  • I believe cooking is art, fantasy and vocation.
  • You can repeat a recipe, but I cannot repeat a recipe.
  • There are three things in the world you cannot repeat exactly the same: sing a song, sign your name, and a recipe.
 
This is my favorite meatball recipe via Rachael Ray .

Meatballs:​

1 1/4 pounds ground sirloin

2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce, eyeball it

1 egg, beaten

1/2 cup Italian bread crumbs, a couple of handfuls

1/4 cup grated Parmesan, Parmigiano-Reggiano or Romano cheese

2 cloves garlic, chopped

Salt and pepper

Bake in the oven at 425°F
 
No spices except for salt and a few basil leaves? Isn't it a bit bland?
Chef sauce is a base sauce that can be used in any dish. Depending on the dish, one can add supplemental ingredients into the sauce- but one always has a awesome base to work with always at hand. Kind of like how oil is blended... how weird a comparison,,,
 
And every meatball needs this-
Traditional Homemade Tomato Sauce made by Pasquale Sciarappa

The only chef I ever saw incorporate a two-wheeler into making red sauce. The chef was not respectful to his wife- which is a definite NOGO.

Nice to see a Cadillac (and a Supra) in the background.


He's great. Entire channel out of his home in NJ. Grows most of the produce for his recipes in his own garden. Real deal old school.
 
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Enjoyed watching him when he was on PBS along with Justin Wilson... I garuntee... :D
 
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