The traditional dish of Sicily. Loved seeing her make this I make it as well. Pasta con Sarde. Mine is a sweet sauce with a salty contrast of breadcrumbs. We add currants and pine nut. Every village has their own way. Made this for the family a few months ago to rave reviews!! It’s our soul food!! Beautiful!!!
Thanks for this. I live in Northern California and one of my friends made this dish. It is so good that years later I crave it. We didn't have it with pine nuts and currants but I would certainly welcome those flavors.
Nonna Rosetta you are 'tbe real deal''. Just like Mamma Virginia used to make!..I came looking for this recipe for father's day. Perfect! Many tbanks for this upload.
This would make the Pope happy! It certainly made me happy, what a delight! At 62, I STILL miss my Italian grammie (grandmother), I am sure she watched her mom make something like this. Thank you, I will be making this very soon to share :)
My nana always used some sugar in the tomato sauce when it was made with tomato paste. It overcomes the bitterness from the tomato seeds. If the sauce is from fresh tomatoes and is put through a tomato prepares to remove the seeds, sugar is not needed.Thanks for these great recipes. I'm gonna make this one today, not waiting for Easter or Fathers Day or some other excuse.
Once again,I have to say,I love Pasta Grannies,❤ God Bless this Nonnas smile,it's just beautiful ,as every single video that I've seen.Thank you, Vicki and everyone.❤😘 Stay Safe and be healthy everyone. xo🤞❤😘
Just made this exactly like she did. Delicious! No overwhelming fishy flavor at all. The sugar makes this dish very interesting. All the hard work is so worth it. Grazie! ❤
This recipe is AMAZING. Just made it for a slow weekend lunch and we were going back for seconds and thirds! A new favourite in this household.(and all the more heartwarming to know it hails from the region where GGF was raised!) Thanks Pasta Grannies and thanks Rosetta!
Vicky, i really like this recipe and i really like sardines. I'm land locked in kentucky and fresh or even frozen sardines are impossible to find. I try and find the best jarred sardines packed in olive oil for my recipes, i do not like the tinny taste of the ones packed in tin cans, God bless you ladies and have a wonderful day.
wow, what interesting flavors. i used to forage young wild mustard tops with my italian neighbor. she too was a fabulous pasta granny chef before youtube. i've wanted to try melting anchovies into sauces but am held back by not knowing how to store remainder of anchovies. oh, and my grandmother used to dry homegrown tomatoes on window screens in the sun in the summer. such nice traditions are found on this channel including such a wonderful chef such as this one...wish i had her head of hair and lovely smile.
Keep them submerged in oil and they will last several days in the fridge. Blitz them with oil /tomato concentrate and freeze it in small lumps (eg use an ice cube box) and use for sauces. best wishes, Vicky
Hi, 100% Sicilian lady here! I have made this many times. Slightly different. But alway sweet! That’s really the goodness of it. Sweet/ salt/ sour. Soooo good
Turiddu DeGaetano ........Ciao Turiddu!!! My family is originally from Aragona. In Agrigento. We eat pasta con sarde every year for St. Joseph's Day. We also make "froscia" (frittata) with asparagus or cauliflower and artichoke hearts.
Hello Pasta Grannies (^^ ! Your pasta with sardine dish is the perfect recipe for a meal. Various cooking ideas were helpful (^^) Thank you for the wonderful video!
The dish is knew to me. It looks tasty! I have never known of using bread crumbs like cheese. I would prefer a combination of half bread crumbs and half cheese. I would love to taste it!!!
That's like choosing your favourite child 😊 I especially love pulse and pasta combo's as well as nut pesto and pasta dishes - coming soon on the channel is pesto trapanese with almonds, basil, tomatoes and garlic, which is a great summer pasta dish. best wishes, Vicky
The sardines were super fresh so have a delicate, not too 'fishy' flavour and the sugared breadcrumbs provide a good counterbalance to the flavour. best wishes, Vicky
That is why you have to balance the flavors. Because the Sardines are so salty she adds sugar. There is a nice video by jamie oliver with some italian guys on that dish. Check this one out if you are interested.
i can't get fennel because my Walmarts (i know, i know) doesn't carry it AT ALL. so i use celery for the crunch and fennel seeds/star anise for the flavor. that said, agreed that these are strong flavors -- that's what i LOVE about this recipe. however, i prefer the more traditional recipe, with golden raisins, pine nuts, saffron, and white wine. THAT'S the one i'll be making.
My mother, who was from Sicilia, always mentioned this pasta, it reminded her of her childhood ❤
There is NOTHING more beautiful than an Italian grandmother smiling as she brings you food.
Makes me so happy.
The traditional dish of Sicily. Loved seeing her make this
I make it as well. Pasta con Sarde. Mine is a sweet sauce with a salty contrast of breadcrumbs. We add currants and pine nut. Every village has their own way. Made this for the family a few months ago to rave reviews!! It’s our soul food!! Beautiful!!!
Thanks for this. I live in Northern California and one of my friends made this dish. It is so good that years later I crave it. We didn't have it with pine nuts and currants but I would certainly welcome those flavors.
Your videos are completely awesome. Those recipes are so rare and precious, its amazing!
I live in Sicily ,in a different town from Rosetta and we prepare this recipe on the Friday just before easter. ❣
Is it the same recipe - I understand it varies across the island 😊 best wishes, Vicky
What a mix! Loved her saying kitchen is always a party 💜
I wanted to dig in and enjoy that wonderful meal. Thank you, Rosetta! Thank you Pasta Grannies!
Love the idea of fennel used. Looks delicious.
This dish is famous, if you happen to go to Sicily this is a dish to try , simply fabulous 😍
Oh my gosh! What a wonderfully different (for me) dish!! Looks wonderful!!
Thank you so much for your unique recipe! I love how you picked the fresh fennel and I was able to see a glimpse of your part of the world. 🌹❤
excellent stuff. 😁
*_OH, HOW WONDERFUL!! WISH I WAS THERE!!!_*
Amazing Spring tour of Sicily! Thank you!
Hi Matthew, we had a fab time - more recipes to come. 😊 best wishes, Vicky
Amazing recipe one of the best! Mille Grazie!
Nonna Rosetta you are 'tbe real deal''. Just like Mamma Virginia used to make!..I came looking for this recipe for father's day. Perfect!
Many tbanks for this upload.
This would make the Pope happy! It certainly made me happy, what a delight! At 62, I STILL miss my Italian grammie (grandmother), I am sure she watched her mom make something like this. Thank you, I will be making this very soon to share :)
My nana always used some sugar in the tomato sauce when it was made with tomato paste. It overcomes the bitterness from the tomato seeds. If the sauce is from fresh tomatoes and is put through a tomato prepares to remove the seeds, sugar is not needed.Thanks for these great recipes. I'm gonna make this one today, not waiting for Easter or Fathers Day or some other excuse.
Good tip and enjoy the dish - the recipe will also be in the upcoming book if you are interested. best wishes, Vicky
Once again,I have to say,I love Pasta Grannies,❤ God Bless this Nonnas smile,it's just beautiful ,as every single video that I've seen.Thank you, Vicki and everyone.❤😘 Stay Safe and be healthy everyone. xo🤞❤😘
Just made this exactly like she did. Delicious! No overwhelming fishy flavor at all. The sugar makes this dish very interesting. All the hard work is so worth it. Grazie! ❤
Great to hear it was a success! best wishes, Vicky
Being Sicilian, I really appreciate this video. Reminds me of my mother, she loved to cook . Delicious video, thanks.
You are American
I've always loved fish on my pasta. Definitely trying this out this weekend! Thank you Vicky for another wonderful video
I hope you enjoyed it 😊 best wishes, Vicky
This recipe is AMAZING. Just made it for a slow weekend lunch and we were going back for seconds and thirds! A new favourite in this household.(and all the more heartwarming to know it hails from the region where GGF was raised!) Thanks Pasta Grannies and thanks Rosetta!
hi Gina, that's great to hear! best wishes, Vicky
This is absolutely delightful! Delizioso
I luv this recipe w/ sardines 😍😘👌❤
It looks amazing! Will give this a try for sure!
Wonderful! It is so nice to see real traditional recipes! Not the watered down British or Americanised versions!
yes, sugared breadcrumbs would get lost in the translation 😊 best wishes, Vicky
This sounds like it would be amazing! I love these videos.
I don’t know who could possibly dislike these videos...monsters maybe?
Vicky, i really like this recipe and i really like sardines. I'm land locked in kentucky and fresh or even frozen sardines are impossible to find. I try and find the best jarred sardines packed in olive oil for my recipes, i do not like the tinny taste of the ones packed in tin cans, God bless you ladies and have a wonderful day.
hi Steve, I'm sorry to hear you live in a sardine desert - I wonder if trout might make a reasonable swap? best wishes, Vicky
@@pastagrannies ty vicky
@@pastagrannies Trout is so much more delicious!
I made a version of it was and knew it had possibilities. Rosetta's looked really good! ; )
This is what I would love to have for dinner tonight!
Strange? Sounds and looks absolutely delicious.
wow, what interesting flavors. i used to forage young wild mustard tops with my italian neighbor. she too was a fabulous pasta granny chef before youtube. i've wanted to try melting anchovies into sauces but am held back by not knowing how to store remainder of anchovies. oh, and my grandmother used to dry homegrown tomatoes on window screens in the sun in the summer. such nice traditions are found on this channel including such a wonderful chef such as this one...wish i had her head of hair and lovely smile.
Keep them submerged in oil and they will last several days in the fridge. Blitz them with oil /tomato concentrate and freeze it in small lumps (eg use an ice cube box) and use for sauces. best wishes, Vicky
That dish looks so good !
Weird and original. I would love to try it. Thanks!
"if you put fennel in, we're gonna fall out"
Seems a wonderful dish.
Next time in Sicily will definitely try it.
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I love it too
It has my favourites: sardines and pasta. I have to try this someday.
Hi, 100% Sicilian lady here! I have made this many times. Slightly different. But alway sweet! That’s really the goodness of it. Sweet/ salt/ sour. Soooo good
This is "pasta con sarde." Traditionally made for St. Joseph's Day on March 19th ( which is also Fathers Day in Italy ). Deliciouso!!!
I am from Catania. We always made this on March 19
Turiddu DeGaetano ........Ciao Turiddu!!! My family is originally from Aragona. In Agrigento. We eat pasta con sarde every year for St. Joseph's Day. We also make "froscia" (frittata) with asparagus or cauliflower and artichoke hearts.
@@michellemeyer1214 good to hear from you. We are from Catania. L'ammuri Sicilianu!
I'm from Canada and we make it whenever sardines are on sale haha
Hello Pasta Grannies (^^ !
Your pasta with sardine dish is the perfect recipe for a meal.
Various cooking ideas were helpful (^^)
Thank you for the wonderful video!
Hi Taiki, I'm glad you like the recipe 😊🌺 best wishes, Vicky
Buona la pasta con la sarda.. Brava signora 👍
Janina Nolasco
Per me sarebbe meglio senza lo zucchero
@@naninickynino la puo fare senza.. io non ce ne metto mai zucchero 😉
I've been hoping for this recipe!!!!!!!
Great video! Thank you!
That looks delicious! I need to try this! 😋
Nikki Hamala me too. The problem is I want it from Rosetta 😂
that looks so incredibly good
My Zia makes this around Easter time. God I miss this food
Yummmmy
This is the moment you eat and eat until you almost explode your stomach!
Yum
The dish is knew to me.
It looks tasty!
I have never known of using bread crumbs like cheese.
I would prefer a combination of half bread crumbs and half cheese.
I would love to taste it!!!
This looks great 😍😍🔥🔥
Doesn’t sound strange to me. I’d LOVE to try it.
Yummm. Now that I will have to try.
I predict I would 💌 this dish!
Not too sure about the sweet breadcrumbs 😬but the rest sounds awesome... Now where the heck do I get fennel greens and fresh Sardines...
Favolosa❤️
Yummm!!! I love sardines.
That looks delicious
I tried cooking fresh herring fillets once, absolutely horrible. But canned skinless and boneless sardines, wonderful.
When Catholics had Meatless Fridays, My mother made the Spaghetti sauce with Tuna fish. it tasted pretty good.
Wonderful
Yum yum
I love this... looks amazing. I would love to hang out with her. Sweet lady
I would like to know what’s your favorite dish here in Italy?😀
That's like choosing your favourite child 😊 I especially love pulse and pasta combo's as well as nut pesto and pasta dishes - coming soon on the channel is pesto trapanese with almonds, basil, tomatoes and garlic, which is a great summer pasta dish. best wishes, Vicky
I don’t even like sardines and I think this would be good
Where are the raisins?
I'm trying this.. ho fatto la mia lista di ingredienti
k i am not alone in thinking that this dish has some friggen assertive flavors lol ,,,
Spettacolo
Any way this could be made gluten free.
By using any gluten free pasta - this is a recipe where homemade pasta isn't used. best wishes, Vicky
And of course, sorry, omit the breadcrumbs and follow the recipe from the Palermo area which uses raisins and pine nuts instead. 😊 best wishes, Vicky
Well, a dish not for me but fun to watch nevertheless.
Does it come across as super fishy? It seemed like she cook those sardines and anchovies a lot!
The sardines were super fresh so have a delicate, not too 'fishy' flavour and the sugared breadcrumbs provide a good counterbalance to the flavour. best wishes, Vicky
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pasta is great, but in tiny portion
Ugh my aunt Eleanor used to make this for us on st Lucia... I hate it!
This is a St Joseph menus used to celebrate the feast of St Joseph. A poor man’s diet.
I hate to say it, but this is the very first recipe on this channel I don't want to try. Fennel and sardines/anchovies are VERY strong flavors.
That is why you have to balance the flavors. Because the Sardines are so salty she adds sugar. There is a nice video by jamie oliver with some italian guys on that dish. Check this one out if you are interested.
i can't get fennel because my Walmarts (i know, i know) doesn't carry it AT ALL. so i use celery for the crunch and fennel seeds/star anise for the flavor. that said, agreed that these are strong flavors -- that's what i LOVE about this recipe. however, i prefer the more traditional recipe, with golden raisins, pine nuts, saffron, and white wine. THAT'S the one i'll be making.
I'd love this if the fennel was left out...ugh! can't stand the stuff..