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Hi all!
4th receipe for me: it's dedicated to Luca Lazzari.
Let's take a look to the needed ingredients...
4 persons
400 gr Spaghetti
1 hot pepper
1 spoon of oil
1 glass of dry white wine
Pepper
75 gr of Pecorino Romano
100 gr Guanciale (do you remember Carbonara receipe? That's it!!!)
350gr of tomato sauce
1 Slice the guanciale, by obtaining "listarelle" (in Italian language...): pieces of about 7x2 cm
2 Cut the hot pepper into small pieces
3 Preheat a large pan on medium heat with the oil, and then put guanciale and hot pepper into it
4 Let the guanciale caramelize by sometimes stir the ingredients (is this expression correct in English?)
5 When guanciale becomes caramelized, add the glass of white wine and let it evaporate at all
6 Remove guangiale and hot pepper from the pan (you have to keep only the oil in the pan)
7 Put the tomato sauce into the pan and let the sauce cook for about 10 minutes (it depends on your tastes...)
8 Cook Spaghetti ("al dente"!!!!!) into a large pot with boiling wather and salt
9 When pasta will be ready, drain it and put it into the pan with the restricted tomato sauce, also add guangiale and hot pepper
10 Add pecorino and pepper, and stir for about 1 minute with 2 wood spoons
11 Serve your dish and enjoy it!
If you can find it, it's preferable to use "San Marzano" tomatoes instead of a normal tomato sauce. The real receipe uses only fresh tomatoes.
In Italy, "San Marzano"'s period is between July and September.
You need 450gr of this kind of tomatoes. Before to put them into the pan, precook it into salted boiling wather, until you will see little cracks on tomato's skin.
Then drain them, remove their skin, cut them into small pieces and remove the seed.
Finally, put it in the pan as for the aforementioned sauce.
I hope you'll like it!
4th receipe for me: it's dedicated to Luca Lazzari.
Let's take a look to the needed ingredients...
4 persons
400 gr Spaghetti
1 hot pepper
1 spoon of oil
1 glass of dry white wine
Pepper
75 gr of Pecorino Romano
100 gr Guanciale (do you remember Carbonara receipe? That's it!!!)
350gr of tomato sauce
1 Slice the guanciale, by obtaining "listarelle" (in Italian language...): pieces of about 7x2 cm
2 Cut the hot pepper into small pieces
3 Preheat a large pan on medium heat with the oil, and then put guanciale and hot pepper into it
4 Let the guanciale caramelize by sometimes stir the ingredients (is this expression correct in English?)
5 When guanciale becomes caramelized, add the glass of white wine and let it evaporate at all
6 Remove guangiale and hot pepper from the pan (you have to keep only the oil in the pan)
7 Put the tomato sauce into the pan and let the sauce cook for about 10 minutes (it depends on your tastes...)
8 Cook Spaghetti ("al dente"!!!!!) into a large pot with boiling wather and salt
9 When pasta will be ready, drain it and put it into the pan with the restricted tomato sauce, also add guangiale and hot pepper
10 Add pecorino and pepper, and stir for about 1 minute with 2 wood spoons
11 Serve your dish and enjoy it!
If you can find it, it's preferable to use "San Marzano" tomatoes instead of a normal tomato sauce. The real receipe uses only fresh tomatoes.
In Italy, "San Marzano"'s period is between July and September.
You need 450gr of this kind of tomatoes. Before to put them into the pan, precook it into salted boiling wather, until you will see little cracks on tomato's skin.
Then drain them, remove their skin, cut them into small pieces and remove the seed.
Finally, put it in the pan as for the aforementioned sauce.
I hope you'll like it!
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