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Christine, My Tuscany Roots's avatar

Grazie mille Jean-Louis, ti capisco benissimo, il burro rende la cremosità e anche aiuta a bilanciare la salinità delle alici che portano anche la parte oliosa alla ricetta!

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Jenn Sharp's avatar

Lovely post! My mouth is watering!

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Christine, My Tuscany Roots's avatar

Thank you Jenn!

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Federica Minozzi's avatar

I used to prepare spaghetti with anchovy when I was in college, but it wasn't so fancy. Actually, my mom always cooks spaghetti with tuna, olives, and anchovy, and since I was totally broke back in college, I turned her recipe into three: spaghetti with tuna today, with olives tomorrow, and with anchovy the day after :) I wish I had this recipe back then!

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Christine, My Tuscany Roots's avatar

Thank you, Federica! I totally understand you, tuna pasta was a dish I used to make all the time when I moved out of my parents’ house too. I started appreciating anchovies later on, and I think that with lemon and butter all the ingredients balance out nicely. If you try it, let me know!

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Ibrahim Khan's avatar

Yummylicious 👍

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Jean-Louis's avatar

Grazie Christine ! Proverò la ricette a casa, anche in Provincia di Pisa. Mi fa strano usare il burro (cucino di solito con EVO) però è vero che renderà la ricetta più cremosa. 👍

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Aki moroto's avatar

Simply perfect!! Yum

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Debbie Dale Blackwell's avatar

I will be making this recipe! We have local anchovies from L’Escala and the lemons are wonderful here as well!

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Christine, My Tuscany Roots's avatar

Yesss, I’d love it if you shared the photos with me!!! I’m really happy you're trying out the recipes!!

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