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06-16-2014, 08:28 AM | #91 | |
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And as much as I talk about food, I actually try to eat fairly healthily, especially the last couple of months. My wife and I had a habit of eating out a lot, but since April we've eaten out one time (except for our time in Hawaii, during which we didn't really have a choice). So I'm cooking a lot more often at home. |
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. I need to try the yolk only route. You're definitely looks more creamy. mine sort of looks like a lighter version with bits of parm/romano stuck to the pasta, onion/garlic etc.
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do you temper the eggs after adding them to the pasta? or before hand, the pour/scoop into the pasta.
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Then once you add the egg mixture to the pasta, I stir the pasta for at least a full minute, usually a couple. If you don't, you end up with scrambled eggs. |
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so you coat the pasta before putting into the pan?
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I'm not sure what you mean.
In a skillet, I fry my prosciutto for a couple minutes until it's crispy. Then I add my garlic and some crushed red pepper for a minute or so, then deglaze my pan with some white wine and let it simmer. Meanwhile, I boil my water and get my pasta in the water. When it's just al dente, I reserve some pasta water and drain the pasta. I temper my egg yolks. I return the pasta to my big pot, dump the sauce on the pasta, add the cheese, fresh cracked black pepper, and parsley, then pour the tempered egg yolks on top and stir the shit out of it for 1-2 minutes. The residual heat from the sauce and the pasta melts the cheese and sufficiently cooks the egg into a creamy carbonara. |
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Love Carbonara. Made it once and it came out perfect.
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ahh. I'm with ya now. Got it.
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I bought one of these a couple of years ago. It makes 10 perfect hard boiled eggs at a time. It can also poach, scramble or make soft boiled, but I use it mainly for hard boiled.
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Fried egg sammy with runny yolk and a slice of cheddar
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1/4 lb of panchetta cut into small pieces 1 lb of spaghetti 2 eggs a good amount of high quality parm (more than a cup, I would guess) 4 - 5 large cloves of garlic , chopped 2 or so T of extra virgin olive oil Put salted past water on to boil. Beat eggs, mix with parm saute panchetta, beginning a minute or so after the pasta goes in add garlic, cook for another minute drain pasta (reserving 1/2 cup of the water) and add to the skillet where your have your panchetta. Toss. Add parm egg mixture, toss some more. Add tons of pepper, toss some more. Add pasta water, toss some more. Sprinkle with additional parm and serve. |
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love me some soft boiled eggs as well. Right out of the shell. Mmmmm.
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