Real Italian Spaghetti Carbonara | How Tasty Channel (VIDEO)
See how to mix few simple, but tasty, ingredients to create these mind blowing Italian Carbonara Spaghetti.
Ingredients
Makes about 2 servings:
7 oz (200 g) Spaghetti
3,5 oz (100 g) Guanciale
4 Egg Yolks
1/2 cup (50 g.) grated Pecorino Cheese
Black Pepper
Coarse Sea Salt
Ingredients Substitutions:
Guanciale is an italian typical cured meat prepared from pork cheeks. If you can’t find it in your Country, you can also use Pancetta or Bacon.
Pecorino is the name of a group of italian cheeses made from sheep’s milk. The original italian recipe features “Pecorino Romano” which is a very salty kind of cheese; if you can’t find it, you can use Parmigiano Reggiano or Parmesan cheese.
Directions:
Cut the Guanciale in thick strips, then cook them until crisp in a non-stick pan.
Cook spaghetti to al dente stage in salted boiling water.
Meanwhile, whisk the egg yolks, grated pecorino cheese, freshly ground black pepper and 1 tablespoon of spaghetti’s cooking water in a bowl and set aside.
Reserve some of pasta’s cooking water, then drain spaghetti.
Add spaghetti in the pan with Guanciale and stir. Turn the heat off, then add the egg yolks and cheese mixture. Add a splash of reserved water to reach the desired creamy consistency and stir it.
Serve immediatly with some freshly ground black pepper and freshly grated pecorino cheese.
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I'm Italian and this is a real recipe.We can argue a little about what kind of Pecorino cause the are a lot of different Pecorino cheese. The original is called "Pecorino Romano". Anyway Approved ! 🙂
finalmente una carbonara come si deve
Finally a well made carbonara! GZ!
it is real spagetti carbonara recipe.thank you for your recipe
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ottima ricetta, semplice e ben eseguita…complimenti!!!