Ngaahi me'a
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480 l Spaghetti
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300 l Hina
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200 l Guanciale (kouʻahe puaka kuo fakamoʻui)
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250 ml Kilimi foʻou
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50 g grated Parmesan siisi
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1 little glass Vai
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Ngaahi fakahinohino
Hina 'o e fa'ahita'u! Hange ko e teuteu ha me'atokoni ifo 'o e spaghetti 'a e Italians lelei ( pe pasita), fakakoloa'i mo crispy 'o e Guanciale (pe konga pekani), savory 'i he taimi totonu ke fakafepaki'i 'aki 'a e laumalie faka'ofo'ofa fakanatula 'o e fo'i hina: ha fakataha'i haohaoa!
Ngaahi sitepu
1
Fai 'e
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Clean the pumpkin: remove the skin and seeds inside, then cut the pulp into cubes. |
2
Fai 'e
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Put it in a pan to lighty fry over low heat with a small glass of water and the lid. |
3
Fai 'e
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Put the pan with the water for the pasta on the stove with a light handful of coarse salt. When it bubble put spaghetti. |
4
Fai 'e
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'I he taimi lolotonga, sauté the thinly sliced guanciale (pe konga pekani) in a non-stick frying pan, DO NOT add oil! The Guanciale get brown in its own fat which becomes transparent when melts. Keep the flame sweet otherwise it burns, instead it must become very crisp; as soon as it is ready, turn it off and keep it aside. |
5
Fai 'e
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Drain the spaghetti al dente, directly in the pan with the cream of pumpkin using a fork, light the flame and mix them again carefully mixing them to make them creamy, add the crispy bacon, mix quickly and plate! |