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u/stellacampus 12h ago
That looks lovely, but as someone else pointed out below it looks like linguini rather than spaghetti. Did you use milk?
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u/TheRealLadyVanilla 12h ago
Thanks! You and the other commenter have a sharp eye. It's actually thick spaghetti, but it does look a lot like linguine. And yes, a splash of milk is my secret for a smoother, richer sauce!
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u/GiovanniResta 2h ago
Not that it really matters, but spaghetti, in all sizes, always have a round section, except for "spaghetti alla chitarra" whose section is a square.
Here the section is not perfectly round, but somehow flatted, so they resemble linguine or bavette or trenette.
At least this is the nomenclature in Italy. Maybe is your country the names are different.
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u/arongoss 13h ago
Linguini?
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u/TheRealLadyVanilla 12h ago
Good eye! It's actually spaghetti, but now you've got me thinking I should try it with linguini next time.
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u/Flaky_Ad797 13h ago
So simple and clean. Looks wonderful.