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Baked Ziti Should Be ALL Crispy Edges

Like Lasagna, the best part of baked ziti is the crispy edges. Usually you bake a ziti in a backing dish. But only 4 corners? Get outta town.So how do you serve baked ziti, in a smarter way that turns the entire thing into one, big, crispy edge? It starts with ditching the baking dish and replacing it with a sizzle platter. This is the new way to make baked ziti. This is Sizzling Mini Meatball Rigatoni

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44 Comments

  1. Looks great! of all the store bought ricotta… I prefer Polly-O as its the creamiest and more similar to what an Italian cheese shop would make. Also a product of NY!

  2. I first ate baked mostaccioli at Palermo's on North Vermont in Los Angeles in the 1980s. The sauce, the cheese, the crispy bits were just incredible. I sometimes make it at home but it's not the same. I think, using your methods, I can come closer to what made me so happy so long ago. Palermo's is still there in case anyone is looking for great Italian.

  3. Poke a hole in the top of the can of olive oil. Youll thank me for the time saved trying to pour it out quicker

  4. I plan on making this for a couple friends who are sick with the mumps, but the recipe I found calls for 18 cups of oregano. Any tips on acquiring this much oregano for a cheap price?

  5. Something I love even more than a finding a good recipe is discovering new(to me) techniques that can be applied far and wide beyond that one particular recipe!!

    Example 1) Pureeing/whipping ricotta before using. It's actually that "graininess" that always put me off from ricotta. Back when I last actually cooked real meals, I think I subbed cottage cheese & sour cream instead in my baked ziti(or maybe it was extra mozz & the sour cream; sadly it's been a LONG time). When I get back to cooking stuff like this, I'll remember to give it another try using this extra step!!

    Example 2) I love the double-bagged piping bag!!! I haven't had much experience with them, but none of those experiences I would call "good". [Probably just me, but…] I love the simple solution to tying off and sealing the first bag, then using the second for control.

    Thanks buddy!!!

  6. I would love to eat your cooking/recipes. BUT I will never use them. I don't have 48hrs, unlimited $$, and access to specialty ingredients. But I would like to eat what you cook. NYC mfers are unrelatable😂

  7. I'd love to find a sizzle platter that size. I have looked around for years and can only find smaller ones.

  8. Took me a while to figure out what 'rigotta' was. Never heard of baked ziti, it's strangely not a thing at all in Australia but looks good.

  9. Sorry bro, I just can't with that hyper-repetative music (@5:10). Ruins every video for me. And it's so unnecessary. I guess others don't notice or care. Sadly unsubscribing because of it. Peace.

  10. Looks amazing as always but, personally I’d much rather have it the way it looks at 9:39 when coming out of the saucepan…..my wife prefers everything crispy as hell too so, I have to take my food out 30 minuets before and set it aside and then heat it up at the end so we can eat together 😂

  11. as always, thanks for the recipe, Steve! Looks great and on my list for next week during the rainy days coming to California.

  12. What is it with the "re-gott-a"? That's not how you pronounce that word, in English nor in Italian 😆😅. Nice video though.

  13. Nice Ziti, Nice sauce, But meatballs are missing alot! Invite me over I will show you. No cameras.

  14. Insanely hot just-out-of-the-oven pasta with little pillows of cool, creamy ricotta.. 🤌🏻

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