Had this one on the list for a while. finally got around to making it. This one is as if Carbonara and All' Amatriciana crossed....it is fatty, rich, decadent and so delicious!!!
I am using some of the homemade guanciale I have on hand...
As well as the last pack of homemade Calabrian Italian sausage...
First - saute' 1 spanish onion medium dice in a little olive oil in a pan...
Next add the guanciale lardoons and saute' until the guanciale has a little color. Then add the Italian sausage and saute' until the Italian sausage is cooked; 5-7 minutes.
Then add the crushed tomatoes. I had to switch over to a pot because my pan was not big enough for doing a triple batch.
I added a little Calabrian pepper paste for a touch more heat...
While that is going, get the pasta water hot for thr rigatoni pasta and make the Carbonara cream....egg yolks, picorino romano cheese, and finally a little hot pasta water to temper the egg, melt the cheese, and bring it all together.
I had to toss in a big S.S. bowl, but when doing 1X the recipe, a pan will suffice. Add the basil (home grown dried)...
Toss then add in the Carbonara Cream. The sauce lightens up into a nice orange with the egg yolks and cheese...
The plate...
Close up shot...
Served with a really great Vino Nobile....
I am using some of the homemade guanciale I have on hand...
As well as the last pack of homemade Calabrian Italian sausage...
First - saute' 1 spanish onion medium dice in a little olive oil in a pan...
Next add the guanciale lardoons and saute' until the guanciale has a little color. Then add the Italian sausage and saute' until the Italian sausage is cooked; 5-7 minutes.
Then add the crushed tomatoes. I had to switch over to a pot because my pan was not big enough for doing a triple batch.
I added a little Calabrian pepper paste for a touch more heat...
While that is going, get the pasta water hot for thr rigatoni pasta and make the Carbonara cream....egg yolks, picorino romano cheese, and finally a little hot pasta water to temper the egg, melt the cheese, and bring it all together.
I had to toss in a big S.S. bowl, but when doing 1X the recipe, a pan will suffice. Add the basil (home grown dried)...
Toss then add in the Carbonara Cream. The sauce lightens up into a nice orange with the egg yolks and cheese...
The plate...
Close up shot...
Served with a really great Vino Nobile....