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By chasityw_11584120
Bowling Green, KY
on August 11, 2010
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I personally love garlic so I cooked the garlic with the red pepper flakes and left them in the oil, I just made sure not to burn them. I did not use the mint, I didn't think it would blend very well with the other herbs. I also didn't use very many red pepper flakes because I am very sensitive to spicy food. My boyfriend and I loved it.
I will note, that I have tried other recipies that tell you to discard the garlic from the oil because of the burning factor. When you take the garlic out I think it leaves the oil too bland which may be the problem with the other users. I would recommend cooking the red pepper flakes in the oil, adding the water and then tossing in some garlic at the end. Let the garlic cook a little, but again just make sure it doesn't burn. Leave it in and you will have so much more flavor!!!
Thanks Giada...I love your recipies!!!
By marykimble_13060519
falls church, 86
on August 09, 2010
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truly Italian. I add more garlic and have printed 3 copies to make sure I don't lose this recipe.
By jkburke26_12918320
Honolulu, HI
on July 15, 2010
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This dish was a bit bland for my palette, but had a pleasant flavor to it. At least this was easy to make and since the ingredient profile is so simple, you can add more flavors or spices to it if desired.
By eileen-le_10644655
Iowa City, IA
on July 11, 2010
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I love spicy food so this was a great dish and easy. Initially I did not have all the ingredients, so I did without garlic, parsley, and mint and used dried basil instead. I also added bacon that was already cooked I had in the fridge and cut them into bit size pieces and placed them into the olive oil to warm them up and found it added a nice flavor to the olive oil and overall taste of the dish. It also made the dish not too plain because I like some sort of meat or contrast to a dish rather than just spaghetti.
By mandij96_12966660
North Olmsted, 75
on June 29, 2010
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Horrible. I ended up making spaghetti sauce to put over it. Awful flavor.
By samrashaider_12...
San Francisco, 43
on June 28, 2010
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I followed this recipe to a T and I like spicy food generally...but this was a miss. It was way to hot and the additional of the parsley, mint, basil - while better than if omitted, combined strangely with the level of spice.
Also there were not clear times for how long to cook the garlic and as a result my oil got very hot, so when i put the read pepper flakes in the pan, they almost immediately burned.
By kenny.lamborn_1...
Portland, 77
on June 24, 2010
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I did Rachel Ray's variation on this recipe (the greens were scallions and swiss chard rather than mint and whatnot, but still had garlic and I liked it a lot. So did the family. Just be sure when you make it, add an extra clove of garlic is you aren't using larger cloves - this will give you lots of extra flavor rather than just little hints of garlic and lots of spaghetti. Also, butter the noodles.
By Kimyogi
Grapevine, TX
on June 07, 2010
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I followed other reviews and put in one t not one T of red pepper flakes since someone said the recipe in her book as one t. However, I found the recipe too bland for my palate. I added balsamic vinegar after a few bites, and some tomatoes & parm, and it was pretty good.
By aiossafamily_12...
St James, 72
on March 15, 2010
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Amazing! I was looking for a simple, quick recipe and found this. It exceeded my expectations!
By peterbrzez_12525864
Courtice
on January 06, 2010
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Easy and quick with lots of flavour. Perfect for those people on the go with little time to prepare a big meal. Thanks Giada.