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    Spaghetti Carbonara - Post your recipes

    So just cooked carbonara, the traditional way and a very cheap way.

    I didn’t use Guanciale the proper ham to use so used Pancetta. A little bit of onion, pasta, eggs and Pecorino cheese and that’s it. No oil. A little pepper when it is all cooked together.

    Best carbonara I’ve had and only took 10 minutes


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    Quote Originally Posted by Scottie View Post
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    Thanks.

    One of my best friends lives in Soriano Nel Cimino. She is Italian and her Mama taught me how to make Pasta the traditional Roman way. It’s my 2nd home


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    The three different ragu bolognese sauces linked are all well worth trying too. Each very subtly different though almost identical in primary ingredients.

    The interesting thing is that they all finish with milk at the end.

    Yet if you go read UK / American recipe sites on the subject they are almost all united in decrying any addition of milk at all. "Not Authentic" is the cry.

    Yet the Italians seem to think it is. Including the Accademia Italiana della Cucina, the Italian equivalent of the recipe Bible.

    C'mon, hell, what do they know, just a bunch of ignorant Eyeties...
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    Skip the milk. Butter. Floriana and Mama Maria swear by it


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    Didn’t this website used to be concerned with the Nissan 200sx and similar??? These days it seems to be all about recipes and growing vegetables.

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    To be fair this forum has been full of vegetables for years now.

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    No it was the 200sx which is dead now. Just made up with friends now

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rochester View Post
    The three different ragu bolognese sauces linked are all well worth trying too. Each very subtly different though almost identical in primary ingredients.

    The interesting thing is that they all finish with milk at the end.

    Yet if you go read UK / American recipe sites on the subject they are almost all united in decrying any addition of milk at all. "Not Authentic" is the cry.

    Yet the Italians seem to think it is. Including the Accademia Italiana della Cucina, the Italian equivalent of the recipe Bible.

    C'mon, hell, what do they know, just a bunch of ignorant Eyeties...
    Depends which part of Italy. Rome uses cream

    Get a chilli con carne in America, they use butter

    I do love Italian cooking, I consider it my second home, I hand roll the pasta (sauce sticks to pasta if it is hand rolled with a wooden rolling pin than if you use a Teflon roller pasta maker)


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    It’s the wood that roughs up the pasta so the sauce sticks and I hand cut and you have to allow the pasta to dry before cooking. That is the Tucscan way. With a nice bottle of plank from Montepulciano


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