Ingredients
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150 g Guanciale (cured pork cheek)
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6 Di webu
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150 g Pecorino Cheese
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to taste Black Pepper
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to taste Salt
Directions
Naguati na Harbour ta un di e tayónan mas representativo di china italiano, na un lugá emblemático di esta e resumí e filosofia den su totalidat: ku un par di, simpel, bunita ingediend bo por hasi un teblachi trabou di skol.
Di karbon ta un teblachi di sèn sasoná ku guanciale, kuminda, kuahami di karné i nan webu patio ku otro pinta, bo mester sociale ku e kayente di e sèn den e kasuela.
Awe proponemos di Romani original esta di sèn alle harbour, unda e guanciale ta e skol, ta hasi, e smak, diki, rograma bisa ku e jago di consument ta bin for di e chikitu prenda di arte di Noris.
E guanciale ta e parti di porko, ku ta inicia di e kara i yega na final di garganta ta bon salu i picante i contamento na 3 luna.
Steps
1
Done
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Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. |
2
Done
15
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Remove the rind from the guanciale and cut it first into slices and then into strips of about 1cm thick. Pour the pieces into a no-stick pan and cook for about 15 minutes on a medium flame turning occasionally. Take care not to burn it otherwise it will give off a too strong aroma. |
3
Done
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Cook spaghetti in boiling water for the time indicated on the package. |
4
Done
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Pour the egg yolks in a bowl and add also most of the pecorino cheese provided in the recipe. The remaining part will serve to garnish the Pasta. Add black pepper and mix everything with a hand whisk. Add a tablespoon of cooking water to dilute the mixture and mix. |
5
Done
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Drain the pasta al dente directly into the pan with the bacon and stir-fry it briefly to flavor it. Remove from heat and pour the mixture of eggs and pecorino into the pan, stirring quickly. If it is too dry you can add a little cooking water. |
6
Done
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Serve immediately the carbonara spaghetti flavoring with the pecorino left and the black pepper. |