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Eat Like an Italian: Running Vita's Tricks for Making Delicious Pasta

Italy is the pasta capital of the world. In this country, you can find many types of pasta: spaghetti, linguine, ditalini, fusilli, rigatoni, fettuccine, etc. According to Vita Marija Murėnaitė, culinary ideas partner of the Lithuanian retail chain Maxima, they differ not only in shape, but also in taste and compatibility with a wide variety of sauces, the retail chain said in a press release.

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Italy is the pasta capital of the world. In this country, you can find many types of pasta: spaghetti, linguine, ditalini, fusilli, rigatoni, fettuccine, etc. According to Vita Marija Murėnaitė, culinary ideas partner of the Lithuanian retail chain Maxima, they differ not only in shape, but also in taste and compatibility with a wide variety of sauces, the retail chain said in a press release.

·Vilnius, Lithuania
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Mastering the cooking of pasta seems a simple task, but few people achieve the balance of Italian tradition. Chef Roberta warns on her TikTok account (@chefrobertaofficial) that the most common mistake lies in blindly relying on the chronometer. For her, success depends on anticipation and direct sensory analysis ... Continue reading "Italian cooks agree: «To make pasta al dente, you have to try it 2 or 3 minutes before what the package says»"

·Madrid, Spain
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Authentic Italian food uses few ingredients and has a pure flavor. The same goes for this one with garlic, oil, pepper, and cheese. A good pasta can be this simple!

·Nijmegen, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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