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Linguine Carbonara – Beauty in Simplicity

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You're coming together a creamy, silky carbonara in just 27 minutes with crispy pancetta, perfectly cooked linguine, and a rich egg and Parmesan sauce. The key trick is mixing the eggs off the heat to keep them creamy instead of scrambled, and having a cup of pasta water handy to adjust the sauce to your liking.

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    Fry the pancetta

    In a large frying pan or pot, whichever you prefer, heat about three tablespoons of olive oil. Fry the diced pancetta or English-style bacon until nicely crispy.


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    Cook the pasta

    Cook the linguine to your liking. I recommend not overcooking it, and using well-salted water. Set aside a cup of the pasta cooking water for later.


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    Whisk the egg yolks

    Mix the egg yolks with finely grated Parmesan. It's best to use a whisk and beat them well until light and airy. Season with a pinch of salt.


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Linguine Carbonara – Beauty in Simplicity

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Active time total 23 min
Prep 5 min Cook 18 min

6 Ingredients

6 Steps

Medium Difficulty

Ingredients — what you'll need

You only need 6 ingredients

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What's in it?

3645 kcal

Calories

93 g

Carbohydrates

278 g

Fats

181 g

Proteins

The nutritional information is an estimate and may vary based on the specific ingredients used.

About this recipe

The magic of Italian pasta cooking lies in simplicity and quality ingredients. That's exactly what makes carbonara such a favourite. Sometimes I use spaghetti, other times linguine – whatever I'm in the mood for. In our house, homemade pasta is naturally the top choice, but I won't lie to you and pretend I'm kneading dough every single time I cook pasta.

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