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Pasta Carbonara with Smoked Bacon

1 serving

20 minutes

Carbonara pasta is a true embodiment of Italian cuisine, combining simplicity and rich flavor. The dish originates from Rome, where it was initially prepared by shepherds and miners using available ingredients. The classic version uses guanciale, but adding smoked bacon gives this recipe a special aroma. The creamy texture of the pasta is achieved through egg and pecorino cheese, while parmesan adds zest. Black pepper enhances the flavor, and fresh parsley and basil refresh the dish. Carbonara pairs perfectly with white wine and becomes the star of cozy dinners. The al-dente pasta enveloped in a delicate sauce creates a harmony of flavors, leaving an unforgettable impression.

Energy value per serving
CaloriesProteinsFatsCarbohydrates
876.7
kcal
30.3g
grams
50.2g
grams
72g
grams
Ingredients
1serving
Paste
100 
g
Chicken egg
1 
pc
Pecorino cheese
15 
g
Smoked brisket
50 
g
Grated Parmesan cheese
15 
g
Black peppercorns
 
to taste
Parsley
 
to taste
Basil
1 
pc
Olive oil
 
to taste
Cooking steps
  • 1

    Cut the brisket into large strips and fry in olive oil.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Smoked brisket50 g
    2. Olive oil to taste
  • 2

    Boil the pasta and combine it with the prepared brisket in the pan.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Paste100 g
  • 3

    Add pepper, grated cheese, chopped parsley, egg - mix everything thoroughly

    Required ingredients:
    1. Black peppercorns to taste
    2. Grated Parmesan cheese15 g
    3. Parsley to taste
    4. Chicken egg1 piece
  • 4

    Place on a plate and garnish with a basil sprig.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Basil1 piece

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