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Scrambled your carbonara? Skip the eggs and make this instead 🍝 Meet Spaghetti alla Gricia – carbonara's simpler (and egg-free) cousin. Crispy guanciale, Pecorino Romano, black pepper and perfectly cooked pasta. No eggs, no stress, all flavour. Sometimes, less really is more. On OTTO's Pasta Club this week along...

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4 Traditional Roman pasta dishes every visitor should try in Rome 🇮🇹🍝 Save this for your Italy trip 📌 Rome has 4 iconic pasta dishes – carbonara, amatriciana, gricia and cacio e pepe – and these were our favourite spots to try them 👇 1️⃣ Luciano Cucina – Carbonara 📍 @luciano_cucinaitaliana Probably our favourite carbonara in Rome. Super creamy sauce made with egg yolk and pecorino romano, topped with crispy guanciale. 100% worth the hype and popular with both tourists and locals alike. 2️⃣ Mimi e Coco – Amatriciana 📍 @mimiecocotrast One of the classic Roman pastas. Rich tomato sauce, pecorino romano and crispy guanciale. Simple but very flavourful. There are plenty of local spots with good amatriciana but this was one of our favourites. 3️⃣ La Tavernaccia – Gricia 📍 @latavernacciaroma Often called the missing link between carbonara and amatriciana. Same guanciale and pecorino, but no egg or tomato. Probably one of the most underrated Roman pasta dishes. Very local spot. 4️⃣ Pasta Imperiale – Cacio e Pepe 📍 @pastaimperialeroma This place is super unique as you get to choose the type of pasta and the sauce 🌟 Cacio e Pepe is one of the oldest & most traditional Roman pastas – just pecorino romano, black pepper and pasta water. We also tried their carbonara because it’s much cheaper than Luciano’s… but honestly, Luciano still wins 👀 📌 If you’re visiting Rome and want to try proper Roman pasta, these spots are 100% worth adding to your list 🇮🇹 #romefood #pasta #romeitaly #wheretoeat #romefoodguide

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95,900 次观看 • 6 个月前

🤤 4 INGREDIENT CARBONARA RECIPE - this recipe, is passed down from Joe’s mum. 🤤 “This recipe always brings me back to my Italian roots. Growing up, I spent countless hours in our kitchen, watching my mum work her magic. She’d let me stir the pasta, crack the eggs, and sometimes, if I was lucky, even grate the parmigiano. Those were the best days. ✨” “It’s more than just a recipe; it’s our story. It’s about the warmth of our family kitchen, the scent of fresh ingredients, and the love that goes into every single dish. And never forget, selecting the freshest ingredients is super important. Because, let’s be honest, fresh produce isn’t just a preference; it’s essential. It’s the heart of Italian cooking. ❤️ This Carbonara isn’t just food; it’s a piece of my heritage, shared with you. Enjoy! #Carbonara #ItalianCooking #ItalianFood #PastaLover #CarbonaraRecipe Classic Italian Carbonara Ingredients: * 500g (½ kg) spaghetti * 2 egg yolks * 1 whole egg * 160g (1½ cups) guanciale, diced * 120g (1¼ cups) Parmigiano Reggiano, grated * Freshly ground black pepper * Salt (for boiling water) Instructions: 1. Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. 2. In a skillet over medium heat, sauté guanciale until crispy, then turn off the heat to cool. 3. Cook spaghetti until al dente. 4. Mix eggs with Parmigiano Reggiano and a generous amount of black pepper. Mix in some crispy guanciale. 5. Drain pasta, reserving ½ cup of pasta water. 6. Toss pasta in the skillet with guanciale, then add egg mixture and a splash of pasta water, stirring until creamy. 7. Plate with extra Parmigiano Reggiano, take a bite, and nod in approval like a true Italian!

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ok a lot of yall asked me about the Carbonara recipe after i posted on my story last time so here it is: (how much of ingredients depend on much you eat. i don’t even count lmao) Ingredients: - Pasta: Bucatini (this type is like spaghetti but bigger. But you can do with whatever pasta you like. i’m just not into spaghetti). - Meat: Guanciale (sure you can do bacon or pancetta but guanciale is the best and you can really taste the difference). - 3-4 eggs (depending on how much pasta you are gonna eat). - Cheese: Parmesan (the real deal should be Pecorino but i didn’t have it 😭 regardless, it should be hard cheese). - Pepper. No salt!!! Preparing: 1. Boil the damn pasta. 2. Dice and then fry the meat with medium heat until it’s crispy, but not burned black okay?! 💀. (Save a little bit of the burned fat for the sauce mix and). 3. For the sauce, get egg yolks from those 4 eggs and mix it with cheese and pepper. Add a little bit of pasta water so that it doesn’t get too sticky. Add the burned fat from the meat. Mix everything together. Here is the most important part and the art of making Carbonara, which is mixing. 1. move the frying pan that you have just fried the meat to another spot on the stove, make sure that the pan is not too hot. 2. Now mix pasta the sauce together. 3. Add some pasta water or cheese, depending on if you like it more watery or sticky. 4. Keep mixing, put the pan back to the hot stove spot every now and then to “cook” the egg a little, but don’t let it lay there for too long cuz you DO NOT want some scrambled eggs. 5. Just keep mixing for like 5-7 minutes, if you feel like the sauce doesn’t feel like raw eggs anymore, then add the meat and mix them together. 6. Add some more pepper and cheese. It took me 3-4 times turning it into scrambled eggs before i could perfect it 😂 so good luck. #idgaf #idfwu #unbothered

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🍝BOURSIN CHEESE PASTA🍝 Follow @the.hungry.hostess for more and make sure to save this post to make later! Ingredients: * 1 lb rigatoni pasta (any shorter cut pasta would work) * 1 lb ground meat (beef, turkey, sausage or chicken would all taste great - I did beef) * 5.2 oz Boursin garlic & herb cheese (@boursincheese) * 1 jar marinara sauce * 1 cup pasta water, reserved * Salt & pepper to taste * Parmesan cheese (optional) to serve Instructions: * Cook the pasta until al dente in salted, boiling water according to package instructions (mine took about 13 minutes). * Save one cup of pasta water before draining your pasta and set aside. Drain pasta and set aside. * While the pasta is cooking, cook your ground meat in a large pan over medium high heat. Break into smaller pieces and cook through (no longer pink) * Once the meat is cooked, drain any excess grease and return it to the pot. * Pour the jar of marinara into the pot with ground beef, season with salt and pepper and stir to combine. * Add the Boursin cheese and stir constantly so that the block of cheese melts and incorporates with the rest of the sauce mixture. Bring the sauce to a simmer. * Add your pasta to the pot with the sauce and stir to combine along with the 1 cup of pasta water. Let it sit for a minute to come together. * Serve with some grated parmesan cheese on top (optional) and enjoy!! #20minutedinner #pasta #boursincheese #easyrecipe #recipe #dinneridea SPOOKY SPIDER EGGS This was so easy and turned out so cool! Instructions: Boil your eggs for 10 minutes or until they’re cooked through and hardboiled. Let them cool, then using the back of a spoon crack them all over (don’t peel them). In a separate bowl, add enough water to cover the eggs, add the eggs and a couple drops of food coloring (I used blue and red to make a purple dye). Mix to combine. Cover and let refrigerate overnight then peel and enjoy! #halloweenfood #spidereggs #halloween #spooky #easyrecipe

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32,600 次观看 • 2 年前

4 Pounds of Onions! 🧅🍝 Pasta alla Genovese is a classic pasta dish from Naples made with beef and lots of onions, slowly cooked for hours until the meat falls apart and the onions turn into a rich, flavorful sauce. AD🍝For this recipe, I'm using Pasta Garofalo's Elicoidale, also known as Roman Rigatoni. Made with over 200 years of Italian pasta-making tradition, it delivers a perfectly al dente bite! Since it's World Pasta Day, be sure to check out Pasta Garofalo on Amazon for special deals! @Pasta Garofalo #garofalopartner #RealItalianCarbs Pasta alla Genovese 🍝 Ingredients: 1 lb (454 g) Pasta Garofalo Elicoidale/Roman Rigatoni 1.5 lbs (750 g) beef chuck, cubed 4 lbs (1.8 kg) yellow onions, thinly sliced 2 carrots, diced 2 celery stalks, diced 2 bay leaves 1 tbsp lard 1 cup (240 ml) white wine Salt and black pepper, to taste Instructions: 1. Thinly slice the onions using a mandoline. 2. Heat the lard in a large pot and brown the beef on all sides. 3. Add the carrots, celery, bay leaves, salt, and pepper. Cook for a few minutes. 4. Pour in the white wine and let the alcohol evaporate. 5. Add the onions, mix everything together, and cover. Cook on low for 3–4 hours, stirring occasionally, until the onions break down into a rich sauce and the beef falls apart. 6. Cook Pasta Garofalo Roman Rigatoni until al dente, reserving some pasta water. 7. Toss the pasta with the sauce and a splash of pasta water until well combined. #pasta #easyrecipe #fyp

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