The Bari Street Food Technique That Intentionally Burns Your Spaghetti — Then Tops It With Burrata
Giovanni Siracusa demonstrates Spaghetti all'Assassina, a traditional dish from Bari, Italy where raw spaghetti is charred directly in a pan and cooked risotto-style with hot tomato broth one ladle at a time. The result is crispy, spicy, caramelized pasta finished with creamy burrata. A must-watch for anyone who's never seen pasta deliberately burnt to perfection.
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🧾 Ingredients
- 11 pound spaghetti
- 21 can peeled crushed tomatoes
- 32 tablespoons tomato paste
- 4100g tomato passata
- 52 garlic cloves
- 63 dried chili peppers
- 7Olive oil
- 8Salt to taste
- 9Burrata con panna
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