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@@guth21776I thought it was fun. It was meant to be fun, you shouldn’t compare it to something like Goodfellas. It isn’t Ray’s responsibility to always be in mega serious productions, so there’s no shame.
Read the book for the first time last year....wow. Had to watch the movie (for the millionth time) afterward. It's amazing how true to the book it is. Love that.
@ i agree, i’ve become less rude in my comments because even if you make a good point but end it rudely, people are only going to respond to the rude part
Ironically, it was the opposite of a meltdown. In that time, they'd hit guys with contempt charges in court for being forced on the stand but refusing to answer any questions since it'd be ratting. So they'd take the few months or year in jail instead.
@@jasminejazijaz8002 Like it isn't also kind of weird to see you, police them? Besides, all Southerners share this problem. Anything with lots of carbs, meat and cheese is going to be a diet that was historically better suited for farmers and construction workers.
I'd imagine it could be trueish, especially with the amount of time needed to caramelize the onions and cook the beef. I imagine the garlic wouldn't hold its structure well exposed to so much cooking time and with stirring would get somewhat disolved in the sauce :)
They were at a Federal Prison Camp, located outside the walls of a high security facility. There was no fence, usually one Officer assigned. Nobody pays or paid any attention to what goes on there. They are too busy dealing with the craziness going on in the inside.
No. They were in Lewisburg. J block, I’m almost positive. It was called mafia row. I had relatives in there back in the sixties and seventies but they’re all gone now so I can’t ask them to make sure they were in j block. I think all Sicilians and Italians were put there. They didn’t actually have all that stuff either. They had food and alcohol but I never heard of them having wine and lobsters for dinner though.
Also, it’s almost impossible to be labeled O.C. and be able to get placed in a camp without fences. Usually those minimum security cams are for first time offenders and white collar type guys. Once you have O.C. on your jacket, or file, you’re pretty much stuck to max and medium security.
@@jonnytlongit’s called having money and buying off guards dipshit. You are talking out of your ass right now. They weren’t just regular mafia guys either. A simple google search would tell you this.
@@kdubyaw3246 you may have retired from the bop but I can tell you that Johnny Dio was in j block with my uncle and a cousin of mine back in the sixties.
Best part about this: No "trendy" TikTok music and importantly, you didn't feel the need to film yourself eating the food with an over-exaggerated reaction. I hate it when content creators make the content about themselves. Kudos, my dude!
Goodfellas is truly something. I don't think Godfather 1+2 got the balance right. Great films but too sympathetic to the mob and romanticised the life. Goodfellas was raw and felt more real.
Make no mistake, these were the old days. When relatively high profile prisoners were allowed fresh garlic and onions that aren’t rotten. Whole canned tomatoes? The US prison system runs on expired gruel.
@@joseaguilera1201 Si tuvieras dos dedos de frente y oidos que funcionen sabrias que la cancion, Somewhere beyond the sea, que se escucha de fondo es cantada por Bobby Darin
Michael Franzese says this part of the movie was complete BS. Said there’s no way they’re getting that kind of food into a federal prison and not very likely they got it into a state prison.
Bro, they get DRUGS and cell phones into the colorado SUPERMAX prison TODAY, they could definitely get steak and lobsters as a mob guy back then lol. Franzese had ZERO experience in the New York federal system, he did his time in California, where being a mob guy means nothing, he was also active during the 80’s, towards the end of the mob’s reign. They were definitely getting those kinds of meals back then. The part that was exaggerated was Henry being given those luxuries. He was a nobody in the mob, he wasnt made, he was just a low level associate.
Garlic simply doesn't melt when kept on the heat, in fact it is likely that the garlic will burn if it cooks for too long. We have to teach you everything...
@@filaspeaks1094 lol no one can do it. thin garlic will either burn or get toasted. the only way to liquefy a garlic is reduce it to a paste through a blender with olive oil
Yeah that’s definitely too many onions, the beef is gonna mask the subtler flavor of the veal you gotta use one or the other you can’t have both, same with pork it masks the flavor of the veal, use the beef and the pork in the sauce and save the veal for the main course
Fucking love it! No one has ever thought of making this dish before. One of my most favorite movies ever. I can relate since I’m married to a Sicilian 😂
I made a similar pasta. I used 2 big onions. I first, browned the meat, then I added the chopped onions until they were caramelized. Then, added garlic, and a crushed "arbol chile". Then, I added the crushed tomatoes and tomato sauce, simmered it, and the onions gave it a delicious flavor. It had an almost French onion soup under taste.
ive made this dozens of times for years, we just call it the goodfellas sauce. trick is to get a couple lbs of some sliced fancy sausages: venison, pork and apple, boar, go wild with it. 4 hours of those and in the last hour add meatballs. dont forget a solid half bottle of red wine and plenty of garlic, basil and parmigiano reggiano. use the largest rigatoni and keep the slices of sausage and sizes of the meatballs small so they fit well.
Actually this was a real thing in the federal joint... I know cause i worked in the kitchen and made alot of money from these guys for bringing them different foods/ingredients!✌❤💪💪💪
Garlic doesn't "liquify in the pan" like that. It roasts and caramalizes no matter the size of the pieces. What slicing so thin does do is maximize the surface area of the ingredients so the sauce has a stronger garlic taste.
At around the 11 minute mark you mentioned “Phloxclan” and how when you try and assume what it is you typically think it’s a plant but it ends up being a bird- Phlox is a type of flower, made me giggle since I recognized the name from when we used to have them in our garden!
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Paulie took his time with the Garlic so he didn't have to do anything else. Thats why he was the boss.
"Paulie didn't have to move garlic for anybahdy."
You do the garlic right. It's the garlic.
Sounds like a line that could've been in the movie.
It was a great system
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"Medium-rare huh? An aristocrat."
One of my favorite lines
@@DomenicsKitchen
Please make a whole video on this and the bolognese sauce
I love that line 😂👍
my mom always used to quote that line
Haha 😂😂😂 I love that
“It was a very good system.” Liotta narrating is a dream.
There wasn't anyone else who could've narrated that movie... not the way Ray Liotta did. What a damned fine actor he was.
@@chiaralistica shame about his last movie, cocaine bear.. was terrible
@@guth21776 it had its moments though it wasn't Goodfellas.
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@@guth21776I thought it was fun. It was meant to be fun, you shouldn’t compare it to something like Goodfellas. It isn’t Ray’s responsibility to always be in mega serious productions, so there’s no shame.
Ray Liotta's narration and Scorcese's direction and writing with Pileggi's tied this story together beautifully. You can smell and taste that food!
Read the book for the first time last year....wow. Had to watch the movie (for the millionth time) afterward. It's amazing how true to the book it is. Love that.
hell yeah! this is how I feel about the scene in the beginning with the sausage on the grill and the peppers and onions in the skillet.
RiP Ray
Literally puts the sizzle in the steak. I can smell that sauce cooking, even the too many onions...
But did it tie this film together just like that rug tied this room together?
You made me want to watch goodfellas while eating pasta 😅… thank you for the memories. Let me pop my dvd in ❤
The garlic...
What do you call it?
The paw
The hoof
The hoof! Got stuck in the grille. We had to hack it off.
For real 😄‼️ now that’s a vibe 😊💯❣️
The delivery on,"You gotta have the pork", is my favorite
"AWWWww...that'sa---that's the FLAVAH"
the bickering about the onions is mine
RIP Ray Liotta, you were the good fella❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@jimstanga6390deniro hasn’t, pesci hasn’t, what are you on?
And Paul Sarvino and Catherine Scorsese (She played Tommy's mom)
@@deagle2yadome696 Why do you have to be so abrasive? I get what you're saying but why do you have to add "what are you on"?
@ i agree, i’ve become less rude in my comments because even if you make a good point but end it rudely, people are only going to respond to the rude part
@@jimstanga6390 Says the guy who says "all" without speciffying "all in the scene." Shut up.
Goodfellas and sopranos made me a fat drunk
same lmao. saluti
nah, that’s just the guinnea in ya!
why?
I just am italian you know, it's genetics, but i quit drinking, but drank a lot before
it made me a fat junkie.. damn you chrituhfuh
Kudos for recreating one of the most iconic and loved movie scenes ever.
"But youu gotta have the pork!"
That’s the flavor…
"...Pauly was doing a year for contempt..." Now that must have been a legendary courtroom meltdown.
From what I’ve been told, back then they’d hit you with contempt and give you a decent chunk of time just for taking the fifth.
Ironically, it was the opposite of a meltdown. In that time, they'd hit guys with contempt charges in court for being forced on the stand but refusing to answer any questions since it'd be ratting. So they'd take the few months or year in jail instead.
Love how many of them acted in other movies together too. But, them as a trio Ray, Robert, and Joe…absolute movie Gold🤌🏽
RIP Mr. Liotta🕊️🪽
If you're a fan of Ray Liota, I recommend "Slow Burn."
@@adopequeenatyrantkingaboss8057 putting this on my watchlist!
@@adopequeenatyrantkingaboss8057 on my watchlist!
Damn I didn’t know he died😢😢😢
Died about 3 years ago. Btw, if you're a fan of Liotta, check out Narc. Grossly underrated movie
This movie was an absolute masterpiece. Watch it at least once a year and it never gets old
Ray Liotta and Paul Sorvino rest in peace. ❤
Classic movie with so many great scenes and lines. They just don't make films like this anymore.
RIP Ray ... you were a good fella.
I’m black but I love the Italian culture not just because of the mafia stuff but ya food, culture even the way the ones from nyc speak 😂
mafia stuff is not something to be a fan of
That’s why our blood pressure high af. But what’s life without flavor 🤷🏾♂️
Both of yall could’ve kept your silly comments 🙄
@@jasminejazijaz8002 Like it isn't also kind of weird to see you, police them?
Besides, all Southerners share this problem. Anything with lots of carbs, meat and cheese is going to be a diet that was historically better suited for farmers and construction workers.
Newsflash....The Mafia were also racist!!! 🥴
I love when he pulls out the bottle of wine “Now we can eat”
The garlic doesn’t dissolve if you cut it thin, it’s a myth. They just said it sounded good when they were doing the movie
The whole dinner scene and separate area for them is a myth too.
@@Dman3827that’s the joje
I'd imagine it could be trueish, especially with the amount of time needed to caramelize the onions and cook the beef. I imagine the garlic wouldn't hold its structure well exposed to so much cooking time and with stirring would get somewhat disolved in the sauce :)
@@DarkoTrpevskibingo
The whole movie is actually not real.
They were at a Federal Prison Camp, located outside the walls of a high security facility. There was no fence, usually one Officer assigned. Nobody pays or paid any attention to what goes on there. They are too busy dealing with the craziness going on in the inside.
No. They were in Lewisburg. J block, I’m almost positive. It was called mafia row. I had relatives in there back in the sixties and seventies but they’re all gone now so I can’t ask them to make sure they were in j block. I think all Sicilians and Italians were put there. They didn’t actually have all that stuff either. They had food and alcohol but I never heard of them having wine and lobsters for dinner though.
Also, it’s almost impossible to be labeled O.C. and be able to get placed in a camp without fences. Usually those minimum security cams are for first time offenders and white collar type guys. Once you have O.C. on your jacket, or file, you’re pretty much stuck to max and medium security.
@@jonnytlongit’s called having money and buying off guards dipshit. You are talking out of your ass right now. They weren’t just regular mafia guys either. A simple google search would tell you this.
They were at the Camp, I retired from the BOP
@@kdubyaw3246 you may have retired from the bop but I can tell you that Johnny Dio was in j block with my uncle and a cousin of mine back in the sixties.
“Good, but you gotta have the pork. That's the flavor.”
Best part about this: No "trendy" TikTok music and importantly, you didn't feel the need to film yourself eating the food with an over-exaggerated reaction. I hate it when content creators make the content about themselves. Kudos, my dude!
Hes in other videos eating the food. I think he paid tribute to the movie so he stayed out of video.
Don’t put too many onions in the sauuce 🤌🏼
I didn't put too many in there Paul ! 3 small onions that's all....
@@samkul1699TREE ONIONS? AND HAH MANY CAHNS UH TUHMATOES?
You don’t need tree onions.
Vinnie I got your peppers & onions!
I’m on team onion especially when they caramelize. Taste great in a sauce
Goodfellas best gangster mob movie ever !!!👍
Godfather
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@@theraiden1018Yup, but Goodfellas a close 2nd
Scarface.
Goodfellas is truly something.
I don't think Godfather 1+2 got the balance right. Great films but too sympathetic to the mob and romanticised the life. Goodfellas was raw and felt more real.
Make no mistake, these were the old days. When relatively high profile prisoners were allowed fresh garlic and onions that aren’t rotten. Whole canned tomatoes? The US prison system runs on expired gruel.
I think it was implied that it wasn't actually allowed, they just smuggled it in or bribed guards to look the other way
Adding rays voice to this shit was a good touch lol
Mama mia that looks amazing. That scene was one of the best scenes in movie history!!!
Three onions, Vinny? Three? That's insane
Bobby Darin was one of the very greatest talents of the 20th century. The guy could do it all.
Walden...wut kinda name is dat?
Y que tiene que ver Bobby Darin aquí?
@@joseaguilera1201 Si tuvieras dos dedos de frente y oidos que funcionen sabrias que la cancion, Somewhere beyond the sea, que se escucha de fondo es cantada por Bobby Darin
Truly. He could sing a song, get blitzed, beat his wife, the list is endless
Fyi: Bobby Darin sings the song in the background, Beyond the Sea. Beautiful song.
One of the film’s most memorable scenes. Since then I’ve always sliced garlic fine for this type of dish. It really works.
I eat Italian whenever I watch goodfellas. This spoke to me😂
I always get to craving Italian when I watch GoodFellas or the godfather movies.
Or when I watch the Godfather lol
For me it's the sopranos.
I also eat Italians after watching Good Fellas
Bunch O' saltines. You Make tacos when you watch "American Me" ?
My favourite scene. Looks good , now I’m gonna make this 😂
I love these movies. The people that played these men did it justice.
Cento got their 2 cents in.
Best tomato products ever.
I love the style. Telling a story and presenting a dish! 👏❤
Tomorrow we eat sandwiches.
You need to go on a diet, Vinnie!
*Sangwiches
Crazy OP really went with the three onions. 😂
Trick to actually make the garlic melt is introduce just a splash of acidity from like lemon juice or sumn
Michael Franzese says this part of the movie was complete BS. Said there’s no way they’re getting that kind of food into a federal prison and not very likely they got it into a state prison.
That A-hole did one year in prison for bootlegging gas and made it his personality. Don't listen to that clown
Bro, they get DRUGS and cell phones into the colorado SUPERMAX prison TODAY, they could definitely get steak and lobsters as a mob guy back then lol. Franzese had ZERO experience in the New York federal system, he did his time in California, where being a mob guy means nothing, he was also active during the 80’s, towards the end of the mob’s reign.
They were definitely getting those kinds of meals back then. The part that was exaggerated was Henry being given those luxuries. He was a nobody in the mob, he wasnt made, he was just a low level associate.
They were wise guys
I mean it a movie so yea
He was also a rat in a rat prison
That looks absolutely awesome!
Паша Снег и Артемий Абрамов лучшие кулинарные шортс ютуберы, а у Паши офигенные горизонтальные видео.
Slicing garlic thin like that still doesn't make it liquefy in the pan. I know because I've tried lol still a delicious sauce though
You didn't slice it thin enough, it's a skill set
You gotta do a year for contempt to achieve that level.
Theory he said
Garlic simply doesn't melt when kept on the heat, in fact it is likely that the garlic will burn if it cooks for too long. We have to teach you everything...
@@filaspeaks1094 lol no one can do it. thin garlic will either burn or get toasted. the only way to liquefy a garlic is reduce it to a paste through a blender with olive oil
Probably one of the greatest movies ever made
I'm with Vinny. I've also been accused of using too many onions in the sauce.
Yeah that’s definitely too many onions, the beef is gonna mask the subtler flavor of the veal you gotta use one or the other you can’t have both, same with pork it masks the flavor of the veal, use the beef and the pork in the sauce and save the veal for the main course
You can tell Vinnie grew up in the depression because onions were a good way to bulk up sauces
RIP to all of the Goodfellas 🤍🪽
“That’s the flava” A line I use constantly. Brilliant.
Is there a possibility we can get the whole video to this it would be greatly appreciated LOL appreciate it LOL
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Damn a WHOLE-YEAR for contempt alone?! 😖😖😖☠️💯
This is a real well made vid. I love it
Grated carrots in the soffritto tend to suck, no offence...
They absolutely do. Gross
Marco, pure white will disagree with you
For a ragu sauce carrots are essential.
@@SmartDave60 They absolutely are. But chopped - not grated!
@@cristianoedinsonzapata4351 I put my sofritto in the food processor.
Fucking love it! No one has ever thought of making this dish before. One of my most favorite movies ever. I can relate since I’m married to a Sicilian 😂
3 SMALL onions! The size of them things you put in.
@craigstewart6073: Yeah, I noticed that each of those onions was nearly the size of a toddler's head.
I made a similar pasta. I used 2 big onions. I first, browned the meat, then I added the chopped onions until they were caramelized. Then, added garlic, and a crushed "arbol chile".
Then, I added the crushed tomatoes and tomato sauce, simmered it, and the onions gave it a delicious flavor. It had an almost French onion soup under taste.
all this in prison is crazy
We needed to see this. Definitely going to cook this.
Trreeeee onions 🧅
😂😂😂 My guy! The Goodfellas would be proud! ❤
Looks good
One of my favorite scenes
I absolutely cannot watch GOODFELLAS without craving spaghetti with a red sauce paired with a glass of cab.
YOU ARE AMAZING FOR DOING THIS
Thanks for reminding me that I'm due for my annual Goodfellas rewatch
The way he cuts the garlic in the movie lives rent free in my head
ive made this dozens of times for years, we just call it the goodfellas sauce. trick is to get a couple lbs of some sliced fancy sausages: venison, pork and apple, boar, go wild with it. 4 hours of those and in the last hour add meatballs. dont forget a solid half bottle of red wine and plenty of garlic, basil and parmigiano reggiano. use the largest rigatoni and keep the slices of sausage and sizes of the meatballs small so they fit well.
Omg I will never forget when Diddy told d. Woods she was only , "2 cheeseburgers 🍔 away" . Poor girls couldn't even eat 🤦🏾♀️😫
You Killed This Video 🔥🔥🔥
Actually this was a real thing in the federal joint... I know cause i worked in the kitchen and made alot of money from these guys for bringing them different foods/ingredients!✌❤💪💪💪
"Don't put too many onions in the sauce." I prefer some tomato flavor with my onions. Wow.
I appreciate you giving us the movie title!! Thank you
Greatest film ever made start to finish.
Loved this!!! Do more!
My favorite part of the scene: "We ball batted them sunnabeetches you couldn't recognize them"
RIP Liotta, he owned that role! ❤
You get good recipes in gangster films, sometimes. Clemenza's meat sauce in Godfather One, Lefty's Coq au Vin in Donnie Brasco. Make-a you hungry.
You should try being a travel vlogger, you’re a very good narrator.
For anyone wondering the actual name of the dish that's called "Genovese"
My favorite movie this is dope content 👏🏾
Liotta was THE GOAT OF ALL GOODFELLAS...R.I.P. RAY! 😥🍻😎
I couldn't see whether the garlic ACTUALLY liquefied in the pan, and it upset me.
Then I forgot about it because the sauce looked so good.
I'm glad you used that fond in the pan.
Garlic doesn't "liquify in the pan" like that. It roasts and caramalizes no matter the size of the pieces. What slicing so thin does do is maximize the surface area of the ingredients so the sauce has a stronger garlic taste.
This scene got me into cooking ❤great video thank u 🙏
Every time I cut garlic I go into good fellas mode😂
that super thin garlic slicing would always impress me 😂😂😂😂
The best food short I have ever seen
At around the 11 minute mark you mentioned “Phloxclan” and how when you try and assume what it is you typically think it’s a plant but it ends up being a bird- Phlox is a type of flower, made me giggle since I recognized the name from when we used to have them in our garden!
11 minutes? this is a short.
One of my favorite movies!
"We have red wine? Now we can eat."
Brilliant!! Good work Sir
Love that you actually used three onions
I find myself flinching..
Getting popped on head with a wooden spoon 🥄.
I sure miss my mom😂
My favorite scene of the whole movie.
Classic! That looks incredible!
I was thinking about the Goodfellas sauce with the thinly sliced garlic just yesterday...! 😋
Brilliant video - Love it !
This is my favourite scene in the whole movie. If I ever watch the scene and don’t get hungry, I know death is close at hand :-)
Anyone know what cuts of beef and pork u should use to create the sauce?
Every time I watch Goodfellas I want pasta because of this scene
Doesn't "liquify in the pan with oil" at all if anyone's thinking of trying it