
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.
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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.

Rome food markets explained: Campo de' Fiori, Testaccio, Trionfale, San Cosimato and Esquilino, what each sells, how to shop by season and what to taste.

Trastevere food, dish by dish: supplì, pizza al taglio, Roman pasta, the San Cosimato market, the best hours to go and how to spot a tourist trap.

What to eat in Rome, from a cooking school's kitchen: carbonara, cacio e pepe, supplì, artichokes, pizza, maritozzo, gelato, and how to spot good ones.

A cooking class near the Colosseum in Rome: Piazza Margana 22, 5 minutes' walk from the Colosseum, 10 from the Pantheon, open every day 9:00-20:00.

A vegetarian cooking class in Rome: pasta and tiramisù, pizza and gelato, why carbonara stays out, and our rules on vegan, allergies and gluten-free.

A cooking class in Rome as a gift: write to us and the voucher arrives by email with a reference. Which class to give and what to check before choosing.

A cooking class in Rome for couples: private for two in English, Italian or Spanish, or a group class in English. Menus, durations and what's included.

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.