
Authentic Roman Carbonara: The Recipe We Teach in Our Rome Kitchen
The carbonara we teach in Rome: one slice of guanciale for two, one yolk per person plus one egg for the pan, a handful of pecorino, pepper. Eggs off the heat.
14 articles in the Italian Recipes category from our Rome cooking school: recipes, doses and the classes where we teach them.

The carbonara we teach in Rome: one slice of guanciale for two, one yolk per person plus one egg for the pan, a handful of pecorino, pepper. Eggs off the heat.

Gluten-free fresh pasta as we make it in Rome: 100 g of Fioreglut, 50 g of water, 1 g of xanthan and one yolk per person, cut into tonnarelli.

Gluten-free pizza with Caputo Fioreglut flour: 1 kg of flour, 800 g of water, yeast activated separately, two rises and a two-stage bake at 200 degrees.

The spritz recipe: 90 ml of prosecco, 60 ml of Aperol, a splash of soda, ice to the rim and half a slice of orange. Order, history, variants and pairings.

Fresh pasta as we make it in Rome: 100 g of flour, half semolina and half 00, one yolk, 30 g of water, oil and salt per person, then cut on the chitarra.

The ricotta and spinach ravioli we teach in Rome: sheet at 7, 300 g of spinach and 100 g of ricotta per strip, piping bag, air out, butter and sage.

The amatriciana we teach in Rome: one slice of guanciale for two, tomato sauce in its fat for twenty minutes, lid on, a handful of pecorino, pepper. No onion.

The cacio e pepe we teach in Rome: a handful of pecorino per person, plenty of pepper, a little cold water for the cheese paste, tossed in its water, heat off.

The tiramisu we teach in Rome: one egg, a heaping spoon of sugar and one of mascarpone, two ladyfingers per person. Whipped whites, lengthened coffee.