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SINCE 1954

ROME
Carbonara was born in Rome from simplicity and instinct. Eggs pecorino guanciale black pepper and no cream.
Some trace it to post war cooks using American rations, others to Roman shepherds and coal workers craving real fuel.
Its true origin matters less than the result.
FEW INGREDIENTS
STRONG OPINIONS
TIMELESS ATTITUDE.
INGREDIENTS
HOW TO MAKE IT
Cut the guanciale into even strips.
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Place it in a cold pan and cook over medium heat until crispy.
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Turn off the heat and set aside with its rendered fat.
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INGREDIENTS
HOW TO MAKE IT
Bring a large pot (about 4L) of salted water to a boil.
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Add pasta and cook it until al dente.
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When ready, drain the pasta, reserving 1 cup of the cooking water.
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INGREDIENTS
HOW TO MAKE IT
In a bowl, combine the egg yolks, grated Pecorino Romano, and plenty of black pepper.
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Add a splash of pasta water and mix until you get a thick, smooth cream.
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HOW TO MAKE IT
Remove pan with guanciale off heat.
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Add drained pasta to the pan. Toss to coat in rendered fat.
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Add the egg and cheese mixture while stirring continuously.
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Add pasta water little by little, until the sauce becomes creamy.
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