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the onlycacio e pepeyou’ll ever need. story time: my love affair with pecorino began on a hillside in Lazio…400 g spaghetti · 200 g pecorino · 2 tsp peppercornslike & follow for part 2, link in bio, use code NONNA10 …
Cacio e pepe
4 servings · 20 min · 4 ingredients
400 g spaghetti
200 g pecorino romano, finely grated
2 tsp black peppercorns
salt for the water
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Cacio e pepe4 servings · 20 min
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Roasted tomato soup4 servings · 50 min
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Cacio e pepe
400 g spaghetti
200 g pecorino romano
2 tsp black peppercorns
Penne al pomodoro
1 kg ripe tomatoes
1 bunch basil
500 g penne
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Step 1 / 6
Toast the pepper in a wide pan.
Until fragrant — then crack it coarsely.
2 tsp black peppercornsa wide pan
Step 2 / 6
Boil the pasta in half the usual water.
Well salted — save a mug before draining.
400 g spaghettisalt for the water
Step 3 / 6
Whisk the pecorino with cool pasta water.
A splash, until it’s a thick cream.
200 g pecorino romanopasta water
Step 4 / 6
Move the pasta to the pepper pan.
Two minutes early, with a ladle of pasta water.
a wide panpasta water
Step 5 / 6
Off the heat, toss with the pecorino cream.
Wait a breath first.
pecorino cream
Step 6 / 6
Loosen with pasta water until glossy.
More pecorino on top.
pecorino romanopasta water
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iPhone · iOS 17+ · App in English + Deutsch, 8 more languages in the next update