Papad Pasta: Winning Over Taste Buds From India To Italy, Even The Italian Consul General Gives a Nod!
This week's standout dish is papad pasta! Believe it or not, an Instagram creator whipped up pasta using papad, and despite how strange it sounds, it's apparently tasty - even the Italian Consul General approves!
The Consul General approves
Chef Saransh Goila shared his Papad Pasta recipe on Instagram and even got Consul General of Italy, Alessandro De Masi, to taste it.
Posting the video on Instagram, Saransh Goila wrote, "Will the Italian Consul General like Papad Pasta? Will I get to go to Italy and share Papad Pasta with people? A big shoutout to Alessandro De Masi who kindly agreed to visit Delishaaas HQ to try our version of Pasta. I hope I made my Sindhi heritage proud."
The chef was confident in his innovation, and Alessandro instantly fell in love with the dish, despite initially having doubts about some of Goila's ingredient choices.
How to make papad pasta
Here's how Chef Saransh Goila makes papad pasta:
To begin, soak 6 papads in ice water and sprinkle some semolina on a board. Next, place the papads on the board, coat them with semolina, and set them aside. Now, fill each papad generously with stuffing and roll them tightly.
Prepare an oven tray by spreading butter on it, then arrange the papad pasta on it. After that, spread a layer of tomato sauce over the papad pasta, sprinkle with parmesan cheese, and finally, bake at 170 degrees Celsius for 12 minutes until golden and crispy. Enjoy your unique and delicious papad pasta creation!
Check out the post here:
An Indian-Italian fusion
Saransh Goila's Instagram video featuring the inventive papad pasta dish has amassed over 2.3 million views, showing the widespread interest in this unique culinary creation.
After watching the clip, one user playfully remarked, "Nice attempt at Indian-Italian fusion, but the ‘Melodi’ trend will still be number one."
Another commenter humorously suggested, "Italy be ready for a Sindhi Papad brand."
There was even a comment that said, "My Italian boss just fainted."
Meanwhile, another individual shared their excitement, saying, "The Sindhi in me and the lover of Italian food in me are both dancing with so much joy."
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