You can eat pasta in ways other than tomatoes. 🤤🤤
Are you ready for a tasty, simple, and cool summertime dish?
Introducing Spaghetti Lemonade, a zesty and light spaghetti dish that will tantalize your palate.
Let’s start with the ingredients: freshly grated Parmigiano Reggiano, unsalted butter, spaghetti, and a lemon.
Start by heating a pot of water for the pasta.
Now for expert advice: for the most flavor and texture, use fresh, premium ingredients, particularly the Parmigiano Reggiano.
If you’re preparing two plates of pasta, get a medium-sized pot.
The boiling water should taste like a well-seasoned soup, so season it well.
To improve the flavor of the spaghetti, this step is essential.
It should take around ten minutes to cook the pasta until it is al dente.
It’s time to prepare the sauce ingredients while the pasta is simmering.
Half a stick of cold, unsalted butter should be cubed, and the lemon should be cut in half.
For the next procedures, the butter must be kept cold.
Instead of using prepackaged cheeses that contain anti-caking chemicals that might ruin the texture of the sauce, grate the Parmigiano Reggiano cheese yourself.
Heat a small saucepan or Saucier over low heat to prepare the sauce.
A cup of the starchy pasta water should be ladled out and added to the hot pan.
Toss in the juiced lemon halves for added taste after straining the lemon juice into the Saucier to remove any seeds.
This mixture of lemon juice and starchy water will serve as the foundation for your sauce.
Transfer the spaghetti straight into the Saucier when it’s cooked.
Add the cold butter cubes and stir until they melt and combine with the lemon juice and water to form a light, lemony broth.
To enhance the sauce’s lemon taste, gently press the lemon peels on the saucepan to release their oils.
Here, emulsifying is essential to creating a cohesive, silky sauce.
To keep the sauce from seizing up when it’s time to serve, pile the spaghetti in a heated bowl.
Cover the spaghetti with the lemon-butter sauce, allowing it to collect at the bottom of the bowl.
In this manner, the rich sauce will coat every mouthful of pasta, making every forkful a pleasure.
Add a liberal amount of freshly grated Parmesan cheese on top of the spaghetti.
The cheese will melt a little as you toss and combine the pasta, giving the strands a creamy coating.
It has a fresh citrus zing and is similar to Alfredo with a summer touch.
Savor your lemonade with spaghetti!
This recipe is quite pleasant, light, and lemony.
Rich butter, acidic lemon, and savory Parmesan combine to provide a distinctive taste profile that is both decadent and invigorating.
This dish, which strikes the ideal mix between taste and simplicity, is quick and simple and is likely to become a summertime favorite.
Watch the video below to see how quickly you can prepare a mouthwatering summer spaghetti!
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