Spaghetti alla carbonara is a typical pasta recipe from the regions of Rome and Lazio, in Italy.
400 g Garofalo spaghetti (n. 9)
200 g pancetta or cured pork cheek
50 g grated Parmigiano reggiano cheese
20 g grated Pecorino cheese
3 eggs yolks and 1 whole egg
Black pepper
How to make it
1 - Slice the pork cheek (or pancetta) into small strips and brown them in a pan over very low heat, so that they end up slightly crispy but without drying out.
2 - Beat the eggs with a fork in a large bowl (which will be used to serve the pasta) along with the grated cheeses and a generous amount of freshly ground pepper, until you get a creamy consistency.
3 - Cook the pasta in boiling water with salt, drain and toss in the bowl with the mix of eggs, cheeses and pepper without stirring.
4 - Once mixed together, add the hot pork cheek (or pancetta) and, if necessary, a few tablespoons of the pasta water.
5 - The heat of the pasta and the bacon will be enough to give the mix the ideal consistency, without the egg curdling and drying out.
6 - When serving out, you can add more grated cheese and more pepper.
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