I’m so happy for you and your family, I wish you all the success the internet can bring, thanks for showing these east coast Italian American killer recipes
The most useful aspect of your channel sir, is how formulaic everything is. I have been adapting your recipes to fit with flavor profiles instead of the raw ingredients and it has helped a lot in letting me be creative in the kitchen and being excited / motivated to cook. Wonderful channel, best taste tester on the market. Make sure you keep him around for a while, unbiased and reasonable.
I'd probably use a ham steak, some garlic and red pepper flake, and deglaze the onions and ham with white wine just to chef it up a little. Killer recipe. I want this. This looks so good.
My fiancé requested I make this again after the first time I tried it, she says it’s the best pasta she’s had! I used prosciutto and added garlic and white wine and I have to say it warmed my heart when she went back for seconds. Thank you so much!
Jim, thank you for sharing your recipes and family with us. Do not pay any attention to any of the nonsense comments about pressuring James. You are my favorite YT channel and I make many of your recipes. James is not afraid to give you and us his honest opinion of the everything he tastes.
Jim, you’re the best! Easy to follow, no condescension. And James, he’s the coolest! The Baffo is really a straightforward dish to make. Always look forward to Sip and Feast. Bob Campbell
I actually used deli ham a lot when I need to use it up. I find that Boars Head is among the best. I use it in cabbage soups potato soups and casseroles. Adds great flavor. Can't wait to try this one. I love it when James says he doesn't really like something, but never stops eating it. Reminds me of my oldest son! Delightful!
Haha James is getting tougher with his reviews. I also think I'd prefer it with prosciutto or guanciale instead of deli ham. I like the name of the dish -- it reminds me of a Chinese soup called "Buddha Jumps Over the Wall",, which has exotic mmeats and seafood. It's so good that vegetarian monks will escape the temple to eat the soup.
The little man is getting tough (?): He doesn't like it so much, but with his head 2 inches from the plate, he is woofing it down like no tomorrow. He has no clue how spoiled he is eating in your house -- 😂! It looks delicious. Thank you. PS Wait til he's thirty in his own kitchen and that 8 score magically turns into a 10!!!
James is such a well mannered young man. Warms my heart when children use manners and respect especially with their parents. Great job you and your wife is doing. 👍😊
Thanks for this channel. Love the recipes but you, James and your wife’s interactions are fantastic. The Taste testers choices totally match my family’s taste! Love it
Your channel has to be my absolute favorite for comfort and family meals to make. You're always so relaxing to watch, well composed, and explain so thoroughly as you cook and demonstrate. I also appreciate the references to substitute ingredients and different ways you can alter a lot of the dishes you present. I hope your style of video and amazingly good spirit never changes! PS: I think you're going to need to start throwing some curve balls to James, he's becoming a connoisseur!
I've been making something almost like this for years (capicola or prosciutto, crushed tomatoes, half & half, and I use a bit of garlic and pepper, so not quite the same). I didn't know there was an actual dish that was similar, I'll have to try it this way sometime.
Made this last night. Absolutely gorgeous quick and easy, comfort food. Couldn't find Passata so made it from scratch from another recipe (simple to make). Thanks.
2:20 Hi here from Italy ! 👋 “Penne Al Baffo”… literally means “to the mustache” (Baffo = mustache). We Italians, when something is very delicious, we usually say….”da leccarsi i baffi !” (lick the mustache). Greetings and Ciao !
Lol, I've been making this forever, my wife loves it! Didn't know it had an official name. Definitely one of the best quick pasta dishes for work night, delicious! :)
Made this last night for dinner. So easy! And delicious. I used more than 1/2 a pound of ham (probably closer to a whole pound). And, rather than deli ham, I used ham 'steaks' . Also, could not find passata at the store, so I used tomato puree and it turned out fine. My wife, youngest son, and I gave it Five Stars! Thanks for sharing the recipe for this one!
Watched this last night and realized I had most of the ingredients (except the puree). Made it tonight and it was really, really good despite not any garlic or wine. A feel good meal for sure. And on the cheap if you plan it well.
That's so funny to me that James wasn't about it but the adults were. When I was growing up we'd toss diced ham into box macaroni and cheese, and this dish kinda reminds me of that. My sisters and I couldn't get enough -- we still can't, by all accounts -- but my parents finally admitted that they hated it and only made it because it was cheap and fast and we liked it!
I didnt have Ham so i used chicken but followed this and it was amazing. Thank you for great inspiration for someone who never learned how to cook before moving away from home :)
I'm excited to try this one! 😃 Btw, the Pasta Queen recently reacted to a bunch of viral recipes and you're one of the few that she liked. I was very relieved! lol EDIT: Made this tonight and it's my favorite so far!! I added a little white wine and subbed Italian sausage for the ham. It was sooooo good!!
Great recipe! Just made it for the kids today. I used bowtie pasta instead of penne, added a little more ham (the kids love ham) and a little less onion, and they were asking for seconds! And like you suggested, I added a little crushed red pepper on my plate, perfect! Thank you! I added the subscription and will be looking forward to following more of your recipes!
This looks tasty, will definitely try it. I make something similar but instead of ham I use mild salami and instead of cream I use a generous amount of pesto. No passata, I use a heap of cherry tomatoes and semi dried tomatoes and 1 to 2 chopped birds eye chili (it's pretty spicy). My 85 year old Sicilian father in-law is always pushing me to make it for him which is flattering considering I'm an Aussie! :) Keep the recipes coming as I love trying them and they remind me of my times in NY.
My Mom used to define "eternity" as two people with a ham. Baked ham freezes well. This would be a wonderful place to use chunks of baked ham. I have to say that a squit of garlic would spark this up a bit. A cup of dry white wine would be welcome as well. I love your posts ... they help me cook better food.
In Québec we call this wonderful recipe Rosée or Cardinale. If with mushrooms added we call it Gigi. If sauteed in vodka we call it Romanov. Thank you for this!
Another fabulous recipe from the best cooking channel on RUclips. It's something I had not only never cooked before but also a dish I had never even eaten. It was as easy as advertised, actually easier, and tasted better than I could have imagined. My only nit: It would have saved me a bit of agita if the video had made clear that passata and tomato puree are the same thing. I had the folks at my local supermarket looking all over the place before I hit the Google machine and figured it out myself. (I live in New Mexico where Italian cooking is not really a thing!) In any event, that small hiccup aside, this is an incredible recipe that you really should try!
Our local Americanized Italian restaurant (nothing close to authentic, but decent food and cheap) has a linguini alfredo with ham that I like on occasion. Now I'm going to have to try this.
Howdy Jim!! All these fabulous new recipes that you have been posting here, Instagram & on Facebook always make my mouth water so bad. I really don't know why you don't weigh 900# eating all these wonderful dishes!!! BRAVO!! BRAVO!!!! BRAVO Maestro!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I pretty much do everything you do even the anchovies and the bread crumbs but I do add a squeeze of lemon and some capers. My family loves it . I get so much inspiration and learn so much from om you and your taste tester !!! Keep ‘‘em coming please ❤
Thanks for this! You have made me more popular among my friends who don't like to cook. Easy to walk in with a simple recipe like this and look like a superhero...
I would like it with thicker pieces of sliced ham. Deli ham is too thin but great way to use up deli ham all at once. Country ham would be great in this (Virginia style ham). Oh my favorite pepper grinder is made by OXO good grips radial pepper grinder and costs $15. Easy / quick to fill with clear tip out / fill spout, easy to spin handle that is ergonomic, and easy adjust on the bottom from fine to coarse. I have owned fancy pepper grinders, basic store grinders, and this is absolutely the best and easiest to use. Super fast, not fussy! I buy 1 pound of organic pepper corns on Amazon and store in a quart Ball jar. Yes I love fresh ground pepper! Happy cooking and bon appetit!
love your humor and whole family soooo cute. great dish! my favorite is lobster ravioli and seafood dishes. Maybe fish with capers would love to watch those.
your right about the translation; Al baffo is an abbreviation of the expression 'da leccarsi i baffi' meaning 'so good you'll lick your whiskers'. It's kind of the Italian equivalent of finger-lickin' good!
Definitely a simple, easy and delicious looking dish!! Thanks for sharing this one! Dishes this easy will come in very handy now that school is back and time gets to be harder to find to cook!
In Italy they differentiate between "prosciutto cotto" and "prosciutto crudo". Cotto is cooked aka "regular" ham and crudo is aged (and not cooked). Proscuitto di Parma is basically just a style of proscuitto crudo that comes from the city of Parma.
Hey man nice video, i love this recipe. I have one suggestion for when you have to cut parsley: don’t chop it. Chopping it will rupture all the vases and oxidize it very quickly, it will get dark and bitter. The proper way to cut it is to make a bundle with all the leaves, without squishing them, and then cut it with an horizontal movement of the knife, again without pushing down on the parsley. This way it will retain both color and taste in the final dish. It’s a bit tricky, but it’s worth it
Love this! I adore pasta in any way shape or form! I love how gently you stir everything … with such care … I’m with your son on the ham thing but I’d devour the lot! Great video 🇬🇧
James is on his way to becoming an honest to goodness Food Critic! This was so fun. That pasta looks amazing. Actually (let the criticism begin ☺️) I make a similar dish using bacon. 🥓 Can you really ruin pasta? Thank you for this recipe!🍝
If the ham you were using is as salty as you said it was, then I agree with James on raising the amount of pepper used. Would different peppercorns (pink, green, or white, for example) in your grinder have made a difference?
This looks like a lovely dish! I personally would put garlic in it myself because I put garlic in pretty much every Italian dish that I make. Haha! I do like the addition of cheese, pepper and parsley. It sounds wonderful! I'll have to try this one out! 🙂
This was very good. I added mushrooms and peas to make it like something I used to get at an old restaurant that has since closed. Cubed ham steak makes it a little easier than trying to separate all the tiny slices of ham cold cuts. But some ham steaks can be too watery and may ruin the sauce. Fantastic though - like everything I've made from this channel.
Well, I know what I'm cooking tonight, this looks damn good! Thanks Sip and Feast... ETA - This was so good! so easy to make, simple, yet so delicious. I added a splash of white wine too. It is wholesome how you include your son and wife, you set a wonderful example! Your son is slowly refining his palate and I'm sure if he pursues cooking (cheffing) he will be fantastic! Thanks again sip and feast!
I shall be making this, very fast and simple. also seems like a great way of using up old ham and meat from the fridge. As someone who doesn't drink alcohol I have never bought so much brandy for your brandy sauces lol, wife and I love it and I cook it every few weeks at the moment.
I still dont know how americans differentiate this by name but in my country we have: ham - u put this in toast sandwich, pizza under the cheese; cooked prosciutto, baked prosciutto - u put theese into a sendwich or piadina or panini (i think americans just say ham for all theese three); dry prosciutto - this is the aged one usually 12-18 months. All 3 prosciuttos are a whole piece of meat preppared in a different way, ham is basically pieces of meat and fat minced and put together in a block. I ate pizza in a few italian cities, when they translated it to english on the menu it said ham, but it was actually what we call baked proschiutto. What i saw on your board when u were cutting it i d call cooked prosciutto. Baked one is more dry and has kind of a smokey flavour to it, i like it a lot more then the cooked :)
Look up korv stroganoff, swedish dish. Very hammy sausage, onion/tomato paste/cream. Sausage instead of ham, but they're similar enough. Some mustard and dill in the sauce, and serve with rice. It's so similar.
Looks great, I'll have to try that very soon. I think I would like prosciutto, but the way prices are today I might just try the ham. I made your peas and ditalini tonight, delicious, simple and affordable. We moved from NJ to Pa. and can't find ditalini anywhere, so when my son comes to visit, I always have a list for him. I miss all the food stores from NJ, can't find what I'm looking for to easily here in Amish country. I'm just a Jersey girl, what can I say, lived there all my life. Stay well and safe.
Gonna try this. Usually when I’m adding ham to a dish, I’ll buy a ham steak and dice/cube it. Get more of a bite that way.
I’m so happy for you and your family, I wish you all the success the internet can bring, thanks for showing these east coast Italian American killer recipes
I appreciate that, thank you!
@@SipandFeast What is the song called ? Love the Jazz music.
The most useful aspect of your channel sir, is how formulaic everything is. I have been adapting your recipes to fit with flavor profiles instead of the raw ingredients and it has helped a lot in letting me be creative in the kitchen and being excited / motivated to cook. Wonderful channel, best taste tester on the market. Make sure you keep him around for a while, unbiased and reasonable.
I'd probably use a ham steak, some garlic and red pepper flake, and deglaze the onions and ham with white wine just to chef it up a little. Killer recipe. I want this. This looks so good.
My fiancé requested I make this again after the first time I tried it, she says it’s the best pasta she’s had! I used prosciutto and added garlic and white wine and I have to say it warmed my heart when she went back for seconds. Thank you so much!
Its such a good feeling to make something for a Loved one and they enjoy it.
I'm still learning but I read that adding both garlic and onion is a bit redundant, does it actually enhance the flavour?
@@3Faidonas3 both have different flavor profiles.
Jim, thank you for sharing your recipes and family with us. Do not pay any attention to any of the nonsense comments about pressuring James. You are my favorite YT channel and I make many of your recipes. James is not afraid to give you and us his honest opinion of the everything he tastes.
Thank you, I appreciate that.
Jim, you’re the best! Easy to follow, no condescension. And James, he’s the coolest! The Baffo is really a straightforward dish to make. Always look forward to Sip and Feast. Bob Campbell
I actually used deli ham a lot when I need to use it up. I find that Boars Head is among the best. I use it in cabbage soups potato soups and casseroles. Adds great flavor. Can't wait to try this one.
I love it when James says he doesn't really like something, but never stops eating it. Reminds me of my oldest son! Delightful!
Haha James is getting tougher with his reviews. I also think I'd prefer it with prosciutto or guanciale instead of deli ham. I like the name of the dish -- it reminds me of a Chinese soup called "Buddha Jumps Over the Wall",, which has exotic mmeats and seafood. It's so good that vegetarian monks will escape the temple to eat the soup.
Yes, he's definitely getting tougher!
He didn’t like the beard joke lol
I make this with proscuitto, sage & butter w pasta....heaven
I’m with James. I’m not a big fan of deli ham. A good cured salami however? Yes, please. Just figured out what to have for dinner tomorrow. Thanks!!!
Am not feeling the processed ham 🤌
Such a sweet family. Thank you for sharing your recipes and yourselves with us!!
The little man is getting tough (?): He doesn't like it so much, but with his head 2 inches from the plate, he is woofing it down like no tomorrow. He has no clue how spoiled he is eating in your house -- 😂! It looks delicious. Thank you. PS Wait til he's thirty in his own kitchen and that 8 score magically turns into a 10!!!
Love that you quality control is your kids. They are honest. After all we are feeding our family. And your recipes are easy and basic and affordable
James is such a well mannered young man. Warms my heart when children use manners and respect especially with their parents. Great job you and your wife is doing. 👍😊
Thank you so much.
@@SipandFeast as the Bible says, give credit were credit is due😉
I think he is working on being one of the most feared food critics to come. Look out all Chopped Jr Contestants!
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That’s true, children today have different manners.
Thanks for this channel. Love the recipes but you, James and your wife’s interactions are fantastic. The Taste testers choices totally match my family’s taste! Love it
Your channel has to be my absolute favorite for comfort and family meals to make. You're always so relaxing to watch, well composed, and explain so thoroughly as you cook and demonstrate.
I also appreciate the references to substitute ingredients and different ways you can alter a lot of the dishes you present. I hope your style of video and amazingly good spirit never changes!
PS: I think you're going to need to start throwing some curve balls to James, he's becoming a connoisseur!
Thank you, I appreciate the comment!
I've been making something almost like this for years (capicola or prosciutto, crushed tomatoes, half & half, and I use a bit of garlic and pepper, so not quite the same). I didn't know there was an actual dish that was similar, I'll have to try it this way sometime.
I can't wait to try it! Love James's reviews!! Thank you as always for your videos!
Made this last night. Absolutely gorgeous quick and easy, comfort food. Couldn't find Passata so made it from scratch from another recipe (simple to make). Thanks.
Such a beautiful family, so good to see a family together. I love all your dishes I have made. Thank you for changing my pallet. 🥰🍝
2:20 Hi here from Italy ! 👋 “Penne Al Baffo”… literally means “to the mustache” (Baffo = mustache). We Italians, when something is very delicious, we usually say….”da leccarsi i baffi !” (lick the mustache). Greetings and Ciao !
Thank you for sharing that! Ciao!
Lol, I've been making this forever, my wife loves it! Didn't know it had an official name. Definitely one of the best quick pasta dishes for work night, delicious! :)
Made this last night for dinner. So easy! And delicious. I used more than 1/2 a pound of ham (probably closer to a whole pound). And, rather than deli ham, I used ham 'steaks' . Also, could not find passata at the store, so I used tomato puree and it turned out fine. My wife, youngest son, and I gave it Five Stars! Thanks for sharing the recipe for this one!
It’s so neat to watch James tastes and knowledge of food evolve. Great simple recipe that offers so many possibilities to expound upon.
Watched this last night and realized I had most of the ingredients (except the puree). Made it tonight and it was really, really good despite not any garlic or wine. A feel good meal for sure. And on the cheap if you plan it well.
That's so funny to me that James wasn't about it but the adults were. When I was growing up we'd toss diced ham into box macaroni and cheese, and this dish kinda reminds me of that. My sisters and I couldn't get enough -- we still can't, by all accounts -- but my parents finally admitted that they hated it and only made it because it was cheap and fast and we liked it!
Whenever cream and tomato sauce are mixed together, it's always pure magic!
I didnt have Ham so i used chicken but followed this and it was amazing.
Thank you for great inspiration for someone who never learned how to cook before moving away from home :)
I'm excited to try this one! 😃 Btw, the Pasta Queen recently reacted to a bunch of viral recipes and you're one of the few that she liked. I was very relieved! lol
EDIT: Made this tonight and it's my favorite so far!! I added a little white wine and subbed Italian sausage for the ham. It was sooooo good!!
well, except his use of garlic he is the closest to real italian cooking american cook i've ever seen
I think it sounds great using sausage instead of ham,, great idea!
This guy has a beautiful family. There so lucky to have you cooking as good as you do. I respect this gentleman a lot
Great recipe! Just made it for the kids today. I used bowtie pasta instead of penne, added a little more ham (the kids love ham) and a little less onion, and they were asking for seconds! And like you suggested, I added a little crushed red pepper on my plate, perfect! Thank you! I added the subscription and will be looking forward to following more of your recipes!
This looks tasty, will definitely try it. I make something similar but instead of ham I use mild salami and instead of cream I use a generous amount of pesto. No passata, I use a heap of cherry tomatoes and semi dried tomatoes and 1 to 2 chopped birds eye chili (it's pretty spicy). My 85 year old Sicilian father in-law is always pushing me to make it for him which is flattering considering I'm an Aussie! :) Keep the recipes coming as I love trying them and they remind me of my times in NY.
My Mom used to define "eternity" as two people with a ham. Baked ham freezes well. This would be a wonderful place to use chunks of baked ham. I have to say that a squit of garlic would spark this up a bit. A cup of dry white wine would be welcome as well. I love your posts ... they help me cook better food.
This looks like a perfect weeknight dish! Can’t wait to try it! And maybe “lick your chops” would be a good translation?
I'd prefer to meet the Italian version of the name that Jim got from his wife half-way, and call it "Whisker-Lickkin' Penne!" 🧔
Tried this recipe, and I must say this is amazingly good!
In Québec we call this wonderful recipe Rosée or Cardinale. If with mushrooms added we call it Gigi. If sauteed in vodka we call it Romanov. Thank you for this!
Looks good. Yes in Italian the term is prosciutto cotto which means cooked ham. Thanks as always for a great video. Looking forward to more
My favorite cooking show, keep doing what you are doing
Another fabulous recipe from the best cooking channel on RUclips. It's something I had not only never cooked before but also a dish I had never even eaten. It was as easy as advertised, actually easier, and tasted better than I could have imagined. My only nit: It would have saved me a bit of agita if the video had made clear that passata and tomato puree are the same thing. I had the folks at my local supermarket looking all over the place before I hit the Google machine and figured it out myself. (I live in New Mexico where Italian cooking is not really a thing!) In any event, that small hiccup aside, this is an incredible recipe that you really should try!
Our local Americanized Italian restaurant (nothing close to authentic, but decent food and cheap) has a linguini alfredo with ham that I like on occasion. Now I'm going to have to try this.
I made this tonight and the family loved it! Thanks for the recipe and instruction.
anytime know we will see James cook. love this family
Howdy Jim!! All these fabulous new recipes that you have been posting here, Instagram & on Facebook always make my mouth water so bad. I really don't know why you don't weigh 900# eating all these wonderful dishes!!! BRAVO!! BRAVO!!!! BRAVO Maestro!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
haha thank you!
James for not liking it too much he keeps eating. Lol looks delicious and simple. I’m going to try it.
Can’t figure out why I haven’t been notified of your last couple videos,,, gotta love YT.
Looks great as always..
Now I have a dinner plan for tomorrow night!
Hey from Australia 🇦🇺. Love getting inspired to try new and tasty pasta combos, thanks for the great recipes 👌😁
Thanks for watching!
I pretty much do everything you do even the anchovies and the bread crumbs but I do add a squeeze of lemon and some capers. My family loves it . I get so much inspiration and learn so much from om you and your taste tester !!! Keep ‘‘em coming please ❤
Oops I commented on wrong video this was for the linquini with canned clams sauce
Thanks for this! You have made me more popular among my friends who don't like to cook. Easy to walk in with a simple recipe like this and look like a superhero...
I would like it with thicker pieces of sliced ham. Deli ham is too thin but great way to use up deli ham all at once. Country ham would be great in this (Virginia style ham).
Oh my favorite pepper grinder is made by OXO good grips radial pepper grinder and costs $15. Easy / quick to fill with clear tip out / fill spout, easy to spin handle that is ergonomic, and easy adjust on the bottom from fine to coarse. I have owned fancy pepper grinders, basic store grinders, and this is absolutely the best and easiest to use. Super fast, not fussy! I buy 1 pound of organic pepper corns on Amazon and store in a quart Ball jar. Yes I love fresh ground pepper! Happy cooking and bon appetit!
Hmm, passata + cream in the right ratios looks and sounds pretty delicious
love your humor and whole family soooo cute. great dish! my favorite is lobster ravioli and seafood dishes. Maybe fish with capers would love to watch those.
your right about the translation; Al baffo is an abbreviation of the expression 'da leccarsi i baffi' meaning 'so good you'll lick your whiskers'. It's kind of the Italian equivalent of finger-lickin' good!
Amazing! In the last 10 days made it twice! Everyone loves it. Thank you for sharing!
Dude is doing spoons to grams conversion in his head on the spot. I'm sold
Oh I saw mom again! It's such a delight to see all together and do the tasting...💙
Just made this tonight. Cut back on the ham, 5 ounces, and used half pounds of pasta. Just two of us. Excellent
Definitely a simple, easy and delicious looking dish!! Thanks for sharing this one! Dishes this easy will come in very handy now that school is back and time gets to be harder to find to cook!
I am 100% down with James being the ultimate judge, he devours the entire plate and therefore is most qualified to judge by far
This recipe is very tasty and super easy to make and clean up the kitchen after. Definitely a keeper.
Found your channel in the past year, and it's been so nice to see achievable recipes that are so yummy
Such a family show! Definitely making your recipe. Your knowledge is really good Sir.
Definitely making this on Sunday!! Boar’s Head deluxe ham is the BEST! Boar’s Head everything!🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
In Italy they differentiate between "prosciutto cotto" and "prosciutto crudo". Cotto is cooked aka "regular" ham and crudo is aged (and not cooked). Proscuitto di Parma is basically just a style of proscuitto crudo that comes from the city of Parma.
Hey man nice video, i love this recipe. I have one suggestion for when you have to cut parsley: don’t chop it. Chopping it will rupture all the vases and oxidize it very quickly, it will get dark and bitter. The proper way to cut it is to make a bundle with all the leaves, without squishing them, and then cut it with an horizontal movement of the knife, again without pushing down on the parsley. This way it will retain both color and taste in the final dish. It’s a bit tricky, but it’s worth it
I might try that sooner than later, looks way too simple for how good it looks, and it takes no time. thank you
Love this! I adore pasta in any way shape or form! I love how gently you stir everything … with such care … I’m with your son on the ham thing but I’d devour the lot! Great video 🇬🇧
Great family here! Food and family = Love!
Oohhhh, I just bought some Boar's Head black forest ham from the deli. Now I have a plan for it!
complienti per la perfetta esecuzione di una ricetta molto amata qui da noi
I have learned a lot from this video. Please keep sharing new recipes. Want to continue learning journey with you. Stay connected. 😍👍😋💚
I love simple recipes like this 😋
My entire family loved this recipe’ Thank you for sharing! 🙏🏻👍😋
James is on his way to becoming an honest to goodness Food Critic! This was so fun. That pasta looks amazing. Actually (let the criticism begin ☺️) I make a similar dish using bacon. 🥓 Can you really ruin pasta? Thank you for this recipe!🍝
James’s recipes never disappoint! Thank you!
If the ham you were using is as salty as you said it was, then I agree with James on raising the amount of pepper used. Would different peppercorns (pink, green, or white, for example) in your grinder have made a difference?
I like easy, delicious recipes with minimal ingredients.. this one looks amazing!
This looks delicious. I will definitely try it. The ham is intriguing. I would instantly think of beef but the ham gives it a different touch.
This looks like a lovely dish! I personally would put garlic in it myself because I put garlic in pretty much every Italian dish that I make. Haha! I do like the addition of cheese, pepper and parsley. It sounds wonderful! I'll have to try this one out! 🙂
This was very good. I added mushrooms and peas to make it like something I used to get at an old restaurant that has since closed. Cubed ham steak makes it a little easier than trying to separate all the tiny slices of ham cold cuts. But some ham steaks can be too watery and may ruin the sauce. Fantastic though - like everything I've made from this channel.
Well, I know what I'm cooking tonight, this looks damn good! Thanks Sip and Feast...
ETA - This was so good! so easy to make, simple, yet so delicious. I added a splash of white wine too. It is wholesome how you include your son and wife, you set a wonderful example! Your son is slowly refining his palate and I'm sure if he pursues cooking (cheffing) he will be fantastic! Thanks again sip and feast!
Short time cooking, wow I like that, it looks delicious, I’ll follow that ingredients. Thanks for sharing. Stay safe.
Fast, simple, and easy Can't wait to make this. I'm going to use guanciale, though, red pepper flakes and grated parm/reggiano.
Love your content !!!!!!!!!!
Thanks so much!
Just made it . Very nice, will have to try it with the wine next time.
Cooked this for work lunch and everyone loved it
Beautiful family, and wonderful meals!!💌 As always, going to make this!!! Thank You 💝
I shall be making this, very fast and simple. also seems like a great way of using up old ham and meat from the fridge. As someone who doesn't drink alcohol I have never bought so much brandy for your brandy sauces lol, wife and I love it and I cook it every few weeks at the moment.
I still dont know how americans differentiate this by name but in my country we have: ham - u put this in toast sandwich, pizza under the cheese; cooked prosciutto, baked prosciutto - u put theese into a sendwich or piadina or panini (i think americans just say ham for all theese three); dry prosciutto - this is the aged one usually 12-18 months. All 3 prosciuttos are a whole piece of meat preppared in a different way, ham is basically pieces of meat and fat minced and put together in a block. I ate pizza in a few italian cities, when they translated it to english on the menu it said ham, but it was actually what we call baked proschiutto. What i saw on your board when u were cutting it i d call cooked prosciutto. Baked one is more dry and has kind of a smokey flavour to it, i like it a lot more then the cooked :)
I love your presentation. I appreciate that you are low key! Wonderful dish. I must make💕
Great stuff. I liked the recipe and will cook soon but I especially enjoyed your family discussion at the end. ALL the best.
Look up korv stroganoff, swedish dish. Very hammy sausage, onion/tomato paste/cream. Sausage instead of ham, but they're similar enough. Some mustard and dill in the sauce, and serve with rice. It's so similar.
what a beautiful family, god bless you sir
Looks great, I'll have to try that very soon. I think I would like prosciutto, but the way prices are today I might just try the ham. I made your peas and ditalini tonight, delicious, simple and affordable. We moved from NJ to Pa. and can't find ditalini anywhere, so when my son comes to visit, I always have a list for him. I miss all the food stores from NJ, can't find what I'm looking for to easily here in Amish country. I'm just a Jersey girl, what can I say, lived there all my life. Stay well and safe.
I even got ham from the deli on Sunday. I only have milk, not cream, but it is whole milk. I will make this on Saturday! Thank you!
Looks awesome! You're definitely killing it brotha, keep it up 👊
Thanks, appreciate that!
Nice! I'm feelin a squeeze of mustard, too. 😋
Good to hear Mamma's take on it too
Just made this with only one change, Delallo spicy Arrabbiata pomodoro fresco plum tomatoes in tomato sauce. Damn that's good!. Thank you Sir!!
Super tasty and easy as pie to make. I did add about 4oz of Pino grigio... definitely make this often
I love that these recipes are so easy :) And most I can do with what I have at home.