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Boiled pasta fried crisp and coated in garlic soy — an Italy × Japan snack.
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A creative dish seasoning 'pasta chips' (boiled pasta fried into a snack), popular in America and Italy, with Japanese soy sauce and garlic. The crunch and toasty garlic soy are addictive, and they're good with a dip too. A drinking snack pared down to ingredients you'll often find in the fridge or cupboard.
Boil the pasta in salted water for the package time and pat thoroughly dry.
Grate the garlic and mix with the soy sauce.
Fry the pasta in 170°C oil for 5–6 minutes until crisp.
Drain, put in a bowl while hot, and toss with the garlic soy.
Spread out to cool and crisp up.