In his latest book, Heart of the Artichoke, David Tanis describes a pasta made by one Uncle Luciano in Tuscany. Simple, economical, unexpected. Small problem is that he lists the ingredients but no proportions. I've made this pasta by eye half a dozen times, with pastas long and short. Every time, subtle and sublime. I'm not confident enough to prescribe exactly how much of each ingredient. If anyone smart cares to, here's the basics Tanis describes: —fisheri
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