In my opinion yes because it’s a bit lighter in taste than carbonara. It’s not as heavy as carbonara and the taste is very similar so I like to do alla Gricia instead of carbonara. By the way, very good recipe. But I like to add a splash of white wine to the guanciale… that gives the pasta a little kick of acidity. Try it.
Every time I see how these creamy pasta recipés, getting so creamy without using actual Cream - I am baffled. Italian cooking is fine art, but anyone who is willing, can learn it. I will try this recipé in the near future. Thank you - again, for a beutiful authentic italian pasta recipé. 👍😋
Thank you for watching and appreciating the authenticity of my recipes! Italian cuisine is indeed a fine art that anyone can learn with passion and dedication. Can't wait for you to try this recipe! 🍝🇮🇹
Thank you for your comment! You’re right, this dish is a delicious combination of two classic Italian pasta dishes 🍝🧀🥓 I can’t wait for you to try it out!
@vincenzosplate big big thank you! I live li Poland, found nice Italian shop with proper ingredients and I love your recipies! Thanks to you I am favoritue cook of the family in regards to pasta! So much fun! Dziekuję i powodznia z fantastycznym materiałem na youtube!
Dziękuję bardzo! I'm thrilled to hear that you've become the favorite cook for pasta in your family, thanks to the recipes and ingredients you found. Cooking can indeed be a lot of fun, and I'm glad I could be a part of your culinary journey. Enjoy your Italian-inspired meals! 🍝🇮🇹👨🍳😊
I would describe this as heaven. I had Gricia with white wine last year and it was something completely different to carbonara or any "traditional" pasta i had before. Plus Yours looks so delicious and I love Your energy, You remind me that cooking is fun and cooking with loved ones is the most beautiful way to spend time
Your observation is spot-on! Cooking is my true passion, and I'm glad it shines through in my videos. I hope to inspire you to cook with the same love and enthusiasm. Can't wait for you to try out some of my recipes! 👨🍳🇮🇹❤️
che piacere è stato guardare il tuo video. era come guardare la mamma preparare la gricia a casa - sono americana di nascita ma mia mamma era di Roma - Rione Regola. Grazie per avermi regalato un ricordo così bello e alla gricia è la mia preferita!!!!!!
Che meraviglia sentire che il video ti ha riportato a casa e ai ricordi della tua mamma romana. La cucina italiana ha un potere unico nel creare connessioni e ricordi speciali. Grazie per condividere questa esperienza con me, e spero che tu possa gustare ancora tante gricie deliziose in futuro! 🍝🇮🇹😊
I've never heard of this pasta before but now that you've shown how easy it is to make I think it's going to end up on my regular home menu in the near future. It looks delicious!
My favourite Italian on UA-cam and probably most underrated. Always look forward to your videos Vincenzo, continue schoolin' this generation on how to PROPERLY cook. 🥰
Vincenzo, I never heard of this pasta! It looks absolutely delicious! I am going to try and make it. I am a pasta lover just like you and I'm also very picky when it comes to pasta. I love all your videos because you make the recipes simple to follow! Thank you and God Bless you!!!
Well, I just made your recipe. I couldn't find guanciale, but I found the next closest thing. They call it Pig Jowl Bacon. I also made a special trip to the store to get some pecorino romano cheese. For 150 grams of pecorino romano, I paid about $10 USD, so this is an expensive dish. But it was well worth it! The guanciale was crispy, the sauce had the tang of the cheese but still saucy! And the pepper came through like a champ! Once you understand how this dish comes together, it's a pretty easy recipe. One that I'll be making again! Thanks for the recipe Vincenzo. This is a winner!!! 😋
Glad you enjoyed the recipe! Pig Jowl Bacon is a great substitute for guanciale. The dish can be a bit expensive, but it's worth it! I'm happy to hear that you found it easy to make and that it turned out well. Can't wait for you to try more of my recipes! 🇮🇹👨🍳🍝
Thanks for the love! 😊 It's always great to hear that people enjoy my cooking. Have you tried any of my other recipes yet? Let me know what you think! 🍝🍴
Had this pasta in Lucignano for the first time this summer and tried it myself today… This has got to be the best pasta ever. Great video again Vincenzo! 😋😋
I love this pasta more than any other and this version is right up there with the one from my favourite place on Borgo Pio! I love mezze maniche but if I fancy long pasta for me nothing beats tonnarelli. Also I love taking the skin and either roasting it alone or saving some when I make guanciale arrosto and blitzing it in a blender and dusting the pasta with this like a pangratato to give crunch. Then served with Isole e Olena its magical. The diacetyl makes the cheese seem creamy, the acidity cuts through the fat and is high enough not to be bothered by the cheese while the syrah in the blend really intesifies the pepper.
Your pasta journey sounds delightful! 😍 Mixing textures and flavors like pangratato with roasted guanciale and a carefully paired wine elevates the experience. Cheers to your culinary artistry and the magic you create on your plate! 🍷🍝👨🍳
Bellisimo! You make all recipes easy to follow! You should have your own tv show. I’ve made many of your dishes and they are fantastic! Thank you Vincenzo!
I'm thrilled to hear that you find my recipes easy to follow and that you've had success with them. It's always rewarding to hear that people are enjoying my creations. I don't have my own TV show, but I'm happy to share my recipes and cooking tips with you through this platform.
While you were tossing I could hear the creamy sauce…. And now I am hungry again. Thank you very much, Vincenzo, for sharing your wonderful video with us.
I love alla Gricia. A few years ago I learned to make Cacio e Pepe, alla Gricia and Carbonara the proper Roman way. The technique has changed my cooking and elevated my pasta dishes. I will admit, I do love making (and eating) Carbonara. They are both excellent.
I'm so happy to hear that you've learned to make traditional Roman pasta dishes! Alla Gricia is definitely a favorite of mine too, but I also love to switch it up and try new recipes. Have fun experimenting in the kitchen! 🍴👨🍳
That looks amazing. My great grandmother was from Calabria and every Sunday she would make a huge spaghetti dinner for the whole family. I love soup and she would make this soup with pasta stars. I don't know what it was but it was amazing.. She would also make zucchini patties and crepes with mozzarella and marinara sauce. Watching your chanel makes me feel closer to her and my background. Keep the amazing work.😊
Wow, your great grandmother sounds like an amazing cook 🤩 I'm glad my channel can help you feel closer to your background. Let me know if you try any of my recipes! 🍝👨🍳
A few days ago I made spaghetti alla Amatriciana following your recipe and it was great. I used cured pancetta instead of guanciale. Greetings from Spain.
@@aris1956 If you ever come to Spain I suggest you eat some typical dishes like paella or cocido. There are several cocidos: madrileño, montañés, maragato,etc. You'll love them.
I'm glad to hear that you love Italian cuisine! It's known for its delicious flavors and rich traditions. If you ever decide to try making this dish or have any questions about Italian cooking, feel free to reach out. Buon appetito! 🍝🇮🇹😊
A dish after my heart! One of my favorites! ❤ I used to make this at home all the time, probably more than any other pasta dish! I need to start making it again! I found a supplier of guanciale that I will soon be ordering from. I used to cure pork belly and use that in substitution. Grazie mille, Vincenzo! 😄😄😄👍
Thanks for sharing your experience with this dish! Using guanciale really adds a special touch. Can't wait for you to try the recipe with the authentic ingredient. 🇮🇹👨🍳
Thanks for going back to videos like this... So much better than reacting to someone else, or getting pissed at another reaction, way more positive to show people how to make things properly than just feeding them angertainment!
Thanks for appreciating my videos! It's important to preserve traditional recipes, and I'm glad you enjoy learning from them. Keep watching for more delicious Italian food! 🇮🇹🍝
There's an italian grocery store that just opened above my street, so i think i'm gonna go there and make this, these look so good. Thanks for the recipe, Vincenzo, as always!
Vincenzo's pasta alla Gricia recipe is absolutely fantastic! The dish looks incredibly creamy, and I can almost taste the rich flavours just by looking at it. The Guanciale, with its perfectly crispy texture, adds a wonderful touch to the overall presentation. Vincenzo's attention to detail is truly remarkable. With such culinary prowess, I can't help but hope that Vincenzo will release a cook book one day. It would be a treasure trove of his incredible recipes, allowing fans like myself to recreate his mouthwatering dishes in our own kitchens. I have no doubt that his book would be a huge success, inspiring aspiring chefs and food enthusiasts all around the world.
Another pasta i want to cook too im always learning true italian pasta from you thank you so much and also i dont know Pasta alla Gricia first time i heard this pasta, but anyways good of you to spread the knowledge about italian dishes im also taking interest on how to cook like a real italian
That's wonderful to hear! 🙌🍝 Learning authentic Italian pasta is a fantastic journey. I'm glad I can share my knowledge with you. Keep exploring and enjoy cooking like a true Italian! 🇮🇹😊
I'm delighted to hear that you tried the recipe and found it delizioso! 🇮🇹🍝👨🍳 It's wonderful when homemade Italian dishes turn out great. If you have any more Italian culinary adventures or questions, feel free to share. Buon appetito! 😋👍
Awesome video. I really want to try. Could i get some advice though? It doesn't matter what cheese I've used so far I'm just having trouble making the cream. I add pasta water to it and try to let the heat from the pasta melt the cheese but about half of the cheese always seems to clump together into a gooey cheese glob. When I'm mixing the cheese and pasta water, i always have the heat off and i transfer the pasta straight from the pot to the frying pan with my other ingredients.
Hi there! To avoid the cheese from clumping together, try grating it finely. Don't forget to keep the heat low when melting the cheese and add the pasta water gradually while whisking. Hope this helps! 🍝🧀
Thank you! Bless you Vincenzo! I was fortunate enough to have this in Rome shortly after I graduated college, and I could never find a recipe. I couldn't even spell it to look it up. Thirteen years later🎉
I'm so glad I could help you rediscover this dish! It's amazing how food can transport us back in time 🕰️🍽️ Can't wait for you to try the recipe and let me know how it turns out!
I’ve watched your videos for years, and your love of food is infectious and you always make the dishes so tantalizing and appetizing. I’ve made your carbonara and it was amazing. Would love to try this one…so much pepper haha. The outtake at the end of the video was hilarious. My whole family watches your videos! Hello from 🇨🇦. Ciao!
I could never express how much this is appreciated 🙏🏻❤️ thank you so much! I’m really glad you tried and loved my carbonara recipe 😍 Please try making this recipe too
@@vincenzosplate You are very welcome. You have a great personality and we love your down to earth approach. Will let you know when we try this one! God bless and keep making simple, wonderful and tasty creations!
@@vincenzosplate Ciao e grazie Vincenzo 😍! Do you by any chance know how to cook a proper pasta e patate napoletana con provola affumicata? I had it in Napoli last year and can‘t find it in Germany 😭
I made a double recipe and my cheese did not melt into a creamy sauce. I followed the instructions just as listed on your website. Oh well. It still tasted great. Can't always expect to nail it the first time.
It's great that you gave it a try, and I'm glad to hear that it still tasted great, even if the cheese didn't melt into a creamy sauce as expected. Cooking can sometimes involve a bit of experimentation, and it's common not to nail a recipe perfectly on the first try. You can adjust the cheese or cooking method in your next attempt to achieve the desired creaminess. Keep practicing, and you'll continue to improve your cooking skills. Buon appetito! 🍝🧀😊
That's amazing! 🤩 I'm so glad to hear that you found an Italian grocery store in your city, you'll be able to make authentic Italian dishes just like me. Buon appetito! 🍝🇮🇹
I love your videos Vincenzo! I have learned so much from you! But I failed at this recipe! I made this with linguine and I thought I had the procedure down, but I got strings! When I mixed my yummy pecorino ball with my pasta I got strings! Not all of my pecorino melted as beautiful as yours. Please what did I do wrong! I wanna make this again and make it as delicious as yours :) Thank you! You're awesome
Thank you for your kind words! 🙏🇮🇹 I'm here to help. To prevent the cheese from becoming stringy, make sure your pasta is hot enough when you add the pecorino mixture. Mix it quickly off the heat to emulsify the sauce. If it's too hot, the cheese can become stringy. Give it another shot, and I'm sure you'll nail it! Buon appetito and happy cooking! 👨🍳🍝👍
@@vincenzosplate Thank you so much Vincenzo! I think my pot was way too hot. I have an induction stove and it can be sometimes hard to control the heat. I was using the trick you did with having my pasta pan ontop of the pot of pasta water, but it was boiling. So next time I will use less heat and letcha know how it turns out! Thank you sososooso much!
Wow, life is busy sometimes, just finished watching. So, the only difference between a Carbonara and a Gricia is...eggs? I've never heard of this recipe before but it looks really simple and delicious. My pasta machine arrives tomorrow and I can't wait to try these authentic recipes. Here in the US, everything is made with fake parmesan cheese, cheap pasta, xanthan gum, 'Natural Flavors' which no one but the food scientists seem to know what that means, and LOTS of salt. No one here knows what an authentic recipe is like. Your video on Alfredo is a perfect example. Everyone puts cream, parsley, peas, and whatever else they want. Keep up the great work 👏 Besides pasta, what other types of Italian food do you eat? Grilled fish? Kebabs? Beans, grains, or lentils? I'd like to know! Also, I just watched a video on the history of Carbonara...would you do a reaction video to that? ua-cam.com/video/IUT70nrFUOo/v-deo.html
Thank you for your comment! I agree with you about the lack of authentic Italian food in the US. Other than pasta, I love to eat grilled fish and vegetables, as well as beans and lentils. As for the Carbonara and Gricia, the difference between them is indeed the eggs, but the taste is quite different. I'll check out the video you recommended and let you know. 😊
The mistake I make often with this dish is over salting the water. I need to remember to use less salt than I normally would do when cooking pasta, same with carbonara too. Something for everyone to remember. Great video!
I can't wait to give this a try! I've made your Cacio e Pepe recipe a few times and want to give it another 2 or 3 before I move on to another dish because practice makes perfect and it gets better every time! I don't know how easily guanciale will be to find around me, but if it can't be found, would pancetta be an acceptable substitute? I hate not being able to make the real thing, but I'd at least like to get the next closest thing if possible!
Buongiorno! So happy to hear you enjoy my Cacio e Pepe recipe and are practicing to make it perfect! Yes, pancetta is a good substitute for guanciale if you can't find it. Keep cooking Italian food with passion and I'm sure you'll master all the traditional recipes! 😊🍝
Fantastic pasta Vincenzo! Looks great, top class! I first heard about it when I was in Rome. I loved it at first bite, so much in fact that I devoured two full plates in 15 minutes 😂 Of course I had to learn how to make it , and it's not that hard at all! I somehow nailed it at first attempt... Now, years later, I'm cooking it for my husband, who says that's the best thing he's ever eaten -- but I always make double the quantity than in this video 😅
It's always amazing to hear when someone enjoys a recipe and even better when they are able to share it with others. It's definitely a dish that can be enjoyed in large quantities!
Have you tried using a mixed peppercorn blend, instead of just black pepper? It's next level. I get it's not traditional, but the flavour is incredible.
Thanks for the suggestion! I prefer to stick with traditional black pepper in my Italian recipes, but I'm glad to hear that you enjoy the mixed peppercorn blend. 👍🏻
I'm so glad I found this dish. Carbonara is not my favorite but I like guanciale so much and now this is my favorite dish with it. Made it with fresh tagliatelle and used maybe too much pecorino (if there is such thing). How to fight strings when geting the cheese ball into the pan!? More pasta water at start or less? I got most of the strings melted with longr mixing/tossing.
I'm glad you enjoyed the dish! Guanciale can really elevate the flavor. To avoid cheese clumping, use a bit less cheese initially and gradually add more while mixing. Also, adding a bit more pasta water gradually while tossing can help create a smoother sauce. Finding that balance takes practice, so keep experimenting! 🍝👨🍳🧀🇮🇹
Vincenzo, Firstly, I want to express my gratitude for sharing your wonderful recipe with us. I recently attempted to recreate it, and while the overall taste was delightful, I encountered an issue with the cheese ball. Regrettably, it clumped together and became excessively stringy. I am reaching out to you for guidance, as I am eager to learn from my mistake and improve my culinary skills. On a more personal note, congratulations on the arrival of your new child! From the photo I've seen, your little one is undeniably beautiful. I hope mother and baby are both doing well and that this new chapter brings you all immense joy and happiness. Thank you once again for your recipe, and I look forward to hearing from you soon.
I appreciate your kind words and support! 😊👶🍼 Regarding the cheese ball issue, make sure to use low-moisture mozzarella and knead it into a smooth, consistent texture. If it's too stringy, it may have had too much moisture. Keep practicing, and you'll nail it! 🧀👨🍳 Thank you for your warm wishes for our new addition! Mother and baby are doing well, and we're overjoyed. 🙏❤️ Enjoy your cooking journey!
I'm thrilled you enjoyed the creamy dish without using cream! 🍲 It's amazing how delicious and satisfying it can be. Rome and New York have their unique culinary delights. Stay tuned for more traditional Italian recipes on Vincenzo's Plate! 🇮🇹🍝
Vincenzooo 🎉 nice addition to this dish gppd point to this dish almost like a Carbonara where i used the Buccatini gets all that flavor in. FYI I don't need UA-cam before I cooked lol. All about family, especially Nonna. You Tube 👍 you added another AUTHENTIC Level I can learn from chin chin 🍷
That looks sensational. I will need to try and hunt down some pecorino romano as my local supermarket doesnt have it(only has parmegiano reggiano). A carbonara is one of my favourite dinners but my son is allergic to eggs so he has to get something else. This would work for my whole family.
Glad you like it! Pecorino Romano is a key ingredient but Parmigiano Reggiano can work too. I'm sorry to hear about your son's allergy, but in this recipe there're eggs! 🍝👨👩👧👦. Let me know how it turns out!
DELICIOUS!! I Can’t Wait To Make This!! I just Wish that I could Master that tossing of the Pan! I Even ordered the guanciale from Italy!! I absolutely Love Your Videos! Pasta is GOOD! To Hell with KETO! I Always feel better when eating Pasta!❤😊😊😊
Looking good 🙂 I think this must be the pasta I once ate on a vacation in Italy in the hotel and I loved it, I ate it every day, finally I know the recipe so I can try it at home 🙂
Hey there! Thanks for the suggestion. I'll definitely consider making a video on how to dry eggless pasta properly. Stay tuned for more delicious recipes! 🍝👨🍳
Love the video vincenzo love your content your a amazing UA-camr I love watching your videos they are the greatest and the best and the coolest the pasta alla gricia looks very yummy I love eating pasta
Exciting choice! Both videos offer a taste of Pasta all Gricia magic, but this one might just win your heart. Buon appetito and enjoy the flavors of Italy! 🇮🇹🍝👨🍳
Hey there! Thank you for trying out my recipe and I'm happy to hear it reminded you of a great dish! Keep cooking Italian food and enjoy the process 🇮🇹👨🍳🍝
@@vincenzosplate ok it was a little. Stringy but all the flavors were present and the kids love the string, so I will practice on bacon, which is a lot cheaper than pancetta. Ha great time with my grandkids. I’ll get it right. Thanks.
That looks like creamy crunchy paradiso. That Pan is perfect for the sish as well. 👍 Before I try this, do you have and suggestions for a brand of pecorino? I have found some work better than others or my technique needs work. 🤔 Grazie Vincenzo. 🇮🇹🙏🇺🇸
Is Spaghetti alla Gricia Better then Carbonara?
i don't know
In my opinion yes because it’s a bit lighter in taste than carbonara. It’s not as heavy as carbonara and the taste is very similar so I like to do alla Gricia instead of carbonara.
By the way, very good recipe. But I like to add a splash of white wine to the guanciale… that gives the pasta a little kick of acidity. Try it.
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Isnt tjis Version wizh peccorino in the Pan morr a cacio e pepe? Gracia has only cheese on top o?
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Every time I see how these creamy pasta recipés, getting so creamy without using actual Cream - I am baffled. Italian cooking is fine art, but anyone who is willing, can learn it. I will try this recipé in the near future. Thank you - again, for a beutiful authentic italian pasta recipé. 👍😋
Thank you for watching and appreciating the authenticity of my recipes! Italian cuisine is indeed a fine art that anyone can learn with passion and dedication. Can't wait for you to try this recipe! 🍝🇮🇹
I don't know what is better: the pasta, or Vincenzo's passion for the pasta.
Thank you so much! You can really taste the passion in the food 😍 Have you tried any of my other recipes?
It’s like carbonara and cacio e pepe had a love child! This sounds AMAZING!!
Thank you for your comment! You’re right, this dish is a delicious combination of two classic Italian pasta dishes 🍝🧀🥓 I can’t wait for you to try it out!
@vincenzosplate big big thank you! I live li Poland, found nice Italian shop with proper ingredients and I love your recipies! Thanks to you I am favoritue cook of the family in regards to pasta! So much fun! Dziekuję i powodznia z fantastycznym materiałem na youtube!
Dziękuję bardzo! I'm thrilled to hear that you've become the favorite cook for pasta in your family, thanks to the recipes and ingredients you found. Cooking can indeed be a lot of fun, and I'm glad I could be a part of your culinary journey. Enjoy your Italian-inspired meals! 🍝🇮🇹👨🍳😊
Putting the skillet on top of the pot of hot pasta water is a game changer. The cheese melts more slowly and stays creamy! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Yes! It's also good for people who are new to making carbonara to help cook the egg without scrambling!
Yes, wasn't that genius !
this is why we love Vincenzo! (that and the talking noodles)
Thanks for the tip! 😊👍
Yeah this is great because I still to this day will mess up the cheese
I would describe this as heaven. I had Gricia with white wine last year and it was something completely different to carbonara or any "traditional" pasta i had before. Plus Yours looks so delicious and I love Your energy, You remind me that cooking is fun and cooking with loved ones is the most beautiful way to spend time
Thank you so much for your kind words! Cooking with loved ones is truly the best way to enjoy a delicious meal. 😊👨🍳👩🍳
Just from watching this I see how much you LOVE cooking, and it’s a pleasure watching from beginning to end!
Your observation is spot-on! Cooking is my true passion, and I'm glad it shines through in my videos. I hope to inspire you to cook with the same love and enthusiasm. Can't wait for you to try out some of my recipes! 👨🍳🇮🇹❤️
che piacere è stato guardare il tuo video. era come guardare la mamma preparare la gricia a casa - sono americana di nascita ma mia mamma era di Roma - Rione Regola. Grazie per avermi regalato un ricordo così bello e alla gricia è la mia preferita!!!!!!
Che meraviglia sentire che il video ti ha riportato a casa e ai ricordi della tua mamma romana. La cucina italiana ha un potere unico nel creare connessioni e ricordi speciali. Grazie per condividere questa esperienza con me, e spero che tu possa gustare ancora tante gricie deliziose in futuro! 🍝🇮🇹😊
I've never heard of this pasta before but now that you've shown how easy it is to make I think it's going to end up on my regular home menu in the near future.
It looks delicious!
Yes, I saved this video in my "Keeper Recipe" headed list.
Definitely the first time I've heard of this pasta too
Thank you for your comment! I'm thrilled you enjoyed the recipe and can't wait for you to try it out. 🤗
I did it recently and believe me, it's more delicious than you can imagine
My favourite Italian on UA-cam and probably most underrated. Always look forward to your videos Vincenzo, continue schoolin' this generation on how to PROPERLY cook. 🥰
Thank you so much for your kind words! It's always a pleasure to share my passion for traditional Italian cuisine with others 🇮🇹👨🍳🍝
This looks delicious I was missing your recipe videos because I always do them for my family on Sundays.
My friend, thank you as always! I’m back with the most delicious Italian recipes 😍 so you can now delight your family with them
Amazingly good! You have taught me to make Carbonara and Cacio Pepe, now I will try this dish. Thank you Vincenzo.
Thanks for sharing your experience with my recipes, it means a lot to me! 😊 Let me know how this one goes for you.
i could watch Vincenzo every day.
Vincenzo, I never heard of this pasta! It looks absolutely delicious! I am going to try and make it. I am a pasta lover just like you and I'm also very picky when it comes to pasta. I love all your videos because you make the recipes simple to follow! Thank you and God Bless you!!!
Your old recipe was one of the first we cooked from your channel, it will be hard to beat!
Ciao! Trust me this is way better than the older version!
Are you going to give this one a try?
Well, I just made your recipe. I couldn't find guanciale, but I found the next closest thing. They call it Pig Jowl Bacon. I also made a special trip to the store to get some pecorino romano cheese. For 150 grams of pecorino romano, I paid about $10 USD, so this is an expensive dish. But it was well worth it! The guanciale was crispy, the sauce had the tang of the cheese but still saucy! And the pepper came through like a champ! Once you understand how this dish comes together, it's a pretty easy recipe. One that I'll be making again! Thanks for the recipe Vincenzo. This is a winner!!! 😋
Glad you enjoyed the recipe! Pig Jowl Bacon is a great substitute for guanciale. The dish can be a bit expensive, but it's worth it! I'm happy to hear that you found it easy to make and that it turned out well. Can't wait for you to try more of my recipes! 🇮🇹👨🍳🍝
Looks great! What I like about you is that you do a great job of explaining the details and why it is done that was, good job.
Thanks for noticing the details, glad you appreciate them 😁👨🍳 Have you tried any of my recipes yet? 🍝👨🍳
my all time favorite classic pasta dish, and what a perfect way to prepare it! Looks amazing!
Thanks for the love! 😊 It's always great to hear that people enjoy my cooking. Have you tried any of my other recipes yet? Let me know what you think! 🍝🍴
Had this pasta in Lucignano for the first time this summer and tried it myself today… This has got to be the best pasta ever. Great video again Vincenzo! 😋😋
Thank you so much! It's wonderful to hear that you enjoyed the pasta and even tried making it yourself. Your support means a lot! 🍝👨🍳
I love this pasta more than any other and this version is right up there with the one from my favourite place on Borgo Pio! I love mezze maniche but if I fancy long pasta for me nothing beats tonnarelli. Also I love taking the skin and either roasting it alone or saving some when I make guanciale arrosto and blitzing it in a blender and dusting the pasta with this like a pangratato to give crunch. Then served with Isole e Olena its magical. The diacetyl makes the cheese seem creamy, the acidity cuts through the fat and is high enough not to be bothered by the cheese while the syrah in the blend really intesifies the pepper.
Your pasta journey sounds delightful! 😍 Mixing textures and flavors like pangratato with roasted guanciale and a carefully paired wine elevates the experience. Cheers to your culinary artistry and the magic you create on your plate! 🍷🍝👨🍳
OUTSTANDING!
The technique of putting the cheese into the ball is genius! Thank you! Before you taught me this, I was ALL strings!
thank you
Thanks for the feedback! I'm glad to hear that the technique worked for you. Let me know if you have any other recipe requests or questions! 🍝👨🍳
Bellisimo! You make all recipes easy to follow! You should have your own tv show. I’ve made many of your dishes and they are fantastic! Thank you Vincenzo!
I'm thrilled to hear that you find my recipes easy to follow and that you've had success with them. It's always rewarding to hear that people are enjoying my creations. I don't have my own TV show, but I'm happy to share my recipes and cooking tips with you through this platform.
Thank you for another awesome recipe Vincenzo!
My pleasure!! I hope you enjoy this hearty dish!
Delicious as always! I used whole wild pepper grains, toasted then smashed with a mortar. I highly recommend!
Sounds like a great addition! It's always nice to experiment with different spices and techniques to add your own touch to a recipe.
@@vincenzosplate yea but it isn't Michelin star worth. Ieuwww
While you were tossing I could hear the creamy sauce…. And now I am hungry again.
Thank you very much, Vincenzo, for sharing your wonderful video with us.
Thank you for your kind words! That creamy sauce is definitely worth the listen 😉👨🍳
I love alla Gricia. A few years ago I learned to make Cacio e Pepe, alla Gricia and Carbonara the proper Roman way. The technique has changed my cooking and elevated my pasta dishes. I will admit, I do love making (and eating) Carbonara. They are both excellent.
I'm so happy to hear that you've learned to make traditional Roman pasta dishes! Alla Gricia is definitely a favorite of mine too, but I also love to switch it up and try new recipes. Have fun experimenting in the kitchen! 🍴👨🍳
@@vincenzosplate did you buy the ingredients from the mesata you get? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This is the first time I heard of this dish. Thank you for sharing! I can't wait to make it!
I can't wait to try this! Thanks again, Vincenzo!
That looks amazing.
My great grandmother was from Calabria and every Sunday she would make a huge spaghetti dinner for the whole family. I love soup and she would make this soup with pasta stars. I don't know what it was but it was amazing.. She would also make zucchini patties and crepes with mozzarella and marinara sauce. Watching your chanel makes me feel closer to her and my background. Keep the amazing work.😊
Wow, your great grandmother sounds like an amazing cook 🤩 I'm glad my channel can help you feel closer to your background. Let me know if you try any of my recipes! 🍝👨🍳
A few days ago I made spaghetti alla Amatriciana following your recipe and it was great. I used cured pancetta instead of guanciale.
Greetings from Spain.
@@aris1956 If you ever come to Spain I suggest you eat some typical dishes like paella or cocido. There are several cocidos: madrileño, montañés, maragato,etc.
You'll love them.
Hola! I’m suuuuper glad you enjoyed my Spaghetti all’Amatriciana recipe 😍
Now you should try making this recipe too
@@vincenzosplate Rest assured I will.
It looks absolutely delicious! I love Italian kitchen ❤
I'm glad to hear that you love Italian cuisine! It's known for its delicious flavors and rich traditions. If you ever decide to try making this dish or have any questions about Italian cooking, feel free to reach out. Buon appetito! 🍝🇮🇹😊
A dish after my heart! One of my favorites! ❤
I used to make this at home all the time, probably more than any other pasta dish! I need to start making it again! I found a supplier of guanciale that I will soon be ordering from. I used to cure pork belly and use that in substitution.
Grazie mille, Vincenzo! 😄😄😄👍
Thanks for sharing your experience with this dish! Using guanciale really adds a special touch. Can't wait for you to try the recipe with the authentic ingredient. 🇮🇹👨🍳
I learned this pasta from your channel and it’s one of my favs
Thanks for sharing! I'm glad you enjoyed the recipe 🤗 Let me know if you try any other recipes from my channel!
Thanks for going back to videos like this... So much better than reacting to someone else, or getting pissed at another reaction, way more positive to show people how to make things properly than just feeding them angertainment!
Thanks for appreciating my videos! It's important to preserve traditional recipes, and I'm glad you enjoy learning from them. Keep watching for more delicious Italian food! 🇮🇹🍝
There's an italian grocery store that just opened above my street, so i think i'm gonna go there and make this, these look so good. Thanks for the recipe, Vincenzo, as always!
Thank you for supporting local businesses, it means a lot! Let me know how it goes with the recipe 🍴👨🍳
It's an awesome pasta dish! Very delicious.
Thanks for trying my recipe! Hope you enjoyed it 🍝👨🍳
Vincenzo, that’s amazing…will do this evening! Thanks so much for such recipe, you’re great👏
Hey there, thank you for your kind words! Hope you enjoy making this recipe as much as I do 😄👨🍳🇮🇹
@@vincenzosplate 🍕🇮🇹❤️🔥
It looks fantastic, I will definetly try it. Thank you for sharing Vincenzo and best wishes from Germany! :)
I hope you enjoy making and eating it. Best wishes to you from the World Down Under!
Vincenzo's pasta alla Gricia recipe is absolutely fantastic! The dish looks incredibly creamy, and I can almost taste the rich flavours just by looking at it. The Guanciale, with its perfectly crispy texture, adds a wonderful touch to the overall presentation. Vincenzo's attention to detail is truly remarkable.
With such culinary prowess, I can't help but hope that Vincenzo will release a cook book one day. It would be a treasure trove of his incredible recipes, allowing fans like myself to recreate his mouthwatering dishes in our own kitchens. I have no doubt that his book would be a huge success, inspiring aspiring chefs and food enthusiasts all around the world.
Thank you so much for your incredibly kind words! 😊👨🍳 I'm thrilled to hear you enjoyed the Pasta alla Gricia. Your support means a lot to me!
Another pasta i want to cook too im always learning true italian pasta from you thank you so much
and also i dont know Pasta alla Gricia first time i heard this pasta, but anyways good of you to spread the knowledge about italian dishes im also taking interest on how to cook like a real italian
That's wonderful to hear! 🙌🍝 Learning authentic Italian pasta is a fantastic journey. I'm glad I can share my knowledge with you. Keep exploring and enjoy cooking like a true Italian! 🇮🇹😊
Oh my goodness I just tried this today!!!! Delizioso!
I'm delighted to hear that you tried the recipe and found it delizioso! 🇮🇹🍝👨🍳 It's wonderful when homemade Italian dishes turn out great. If you have any more Italian culinary adventures or questions, feel free to share. Buon appetito! 😋👍
Awesome video. I really want to try. Could i get some advice though? It doesn't matter what cheese I've used so far I'm just having trouble making the cream. I add pasta water to it and try to let the heat from the pasta melt the cheese but about half of the cheese always seems to clump together into a gooey cheese glob. When I'm mixing the cheese and pasta water, i always have the heat off and i transfer the pasta straight from the pot to the frying pan with my other ingredients.
Hi there! To avoid the cheese from clumping together, try grating it finely. Don't forget to keep the heat low when melting the cheese and add the pasta water gradually while whisking. Hope this helps! 🍝🧀
Thank you! Bless you Vincenzo! I was fortunate enough to have this in Rome shortly after I graduated college, and I could never find a recipe. I couldn't even spell it to look it up. Thirteen years later🎉
I'm so glad I could help you rediscover this dish! It's amazing how food can transport us back in time 🕰️🍽️ Can't wait for you to try the recipe and let me know how it turns out!
@@vincenzosplate all I need to do is lay my hands on the ingredients!
So simple to learn cooking great. Thanks.
I am so making this pasta this weekend!!! I didnt know about it! You are the best!!!
That tile on the table is gorgeous.
Thanks for noticing the tile! I love it too! 😍
I’ve watched your videos for years, and your love of food is infectious and you always make the dishes so tantalizing and appetizing. I’ve made your carbonara and it was amazing. Would love to try this one…so much pepper haha.
The outtake at the end of the video was hilarious.
My whole family watches your videos! Hello from 🇨🇦. Ciao!
I could never express how much this is appreciated 🙏🏻❤️ thank you so much!
I’m really glad you tried and loved my carbonara recipe 😍
Please try making this recipe too
@@vincenzosplate You are very welcome. You have a great personality and we love your down to earth approach. Will let you know when we try this one! God bless and keep making simple, wonderful and tasty creations!
Such a beautiful dish and so creamy
OMG, my favourite pasta shape! Love you Vincenzo for such an amazing content!
Thanks for your love for the pasta shape! So glad you enjoy the content 😊 What's your favorite pasta recipe?
@@vincenzosplate Well, it has to be 'Cacio e Pepe' 🤗🤗🤗
Beautiful job! Thank you so much for this.
Thanks for your kind words! Hope you keep enjoying the videos and try some of the recipes 🤗🍝
Absolutely perfect 💯 love it vince
Thanks for the support, always appreciated! 😊 Hope you continue enjoying my videos.
@@vincenzosplate I have been watching your videos for over 12months now I love ur video content keep up good work
This looks delicious! Am I wrong or is this basically a cacio e pepe with additional guanciale? Or a carbonara without eggs?
Ciao Sam! Yes you’re right, a cacio e pepe with guanciale!
@@vincenzosplate Ciao e grazie Vincenzo 😍! Do you by any chance know how to cook a proper pasta e patate napoletana con provola affumicata? I had it in Napoli last year and can‘t find it in Germany 😭
This is the most tasty-looking thing i have seen on this channel yet Vincenzo and my stomach is now growling so much i have GOT to make me some pasta
Thank you for the kind words! 🙏🍝 Your growling stomach is a sign it's time to indulge in some delicious pasta. Happy cooking and enjoy the feast! 🇮🇹🍽️
I made a double recipe and my cheese did not melt into a creamy sauce. I followed the instructions just as listed on your website. Oh well. It still tasted great. Can't always expect to nail it the first time.
It's great that you gave it a try, and I'm glad to hear that it still tasted great, even if the cheese didn't melt into a creamy sauce as expected. Cooking can sometimes involve a bit of experimentation, and it's common not to nail a recipe perfectly on the first try. You can adjust the cheese or cooking method in your next attempt to achieve the desired creaminess. Keep practicing, and you'll continue to improve your cooking skills. Buon appetito! 🍝🧀😊
thank you so mutch for teaching us the traditional italian way of cooking. You are my favourite CHEF. Gracie mile
Thank you so much for your kind words! 🙏👨🍳 It's my pleasure to share the traditional Italian way of cooking. Grazie mille for your support! 🇮🇹❤️
I found an italian grocery store in my city that sells everything. I am so excited haha
That's amazing! 🤩 I'm so glad to hear that you found an Italian grocery store in your city, you'll be able to make authentic Italian dishes just like me. Buon appetito! 🍝🇮🇹
Looks great! I need to make this on my own, can't wait. Thank you for the inspiration.
Thanks for watching! I'm so glad you feel inspired to make this recipe on your own. Let me know how it turns out! 😊👨🍳
Good day I learned a lot to your videos 😊
I didn't know about it, but now I want it. Delicious!
I love your videos Vincenzo! I have learned so much from you! But I failed at this recipe! I made this with linguine and I thought I had the procedure down, but I got strings! When I mixed my yummy pecorino ball with my pasta I got strings! Not all of my pecorino melted as beautiful as yours. Please what did I do wrong! I wanna make this again and make it as delicious as yours :)
Thank you! You're awesome
Thank you for your kind words! 🙏🇮🇹 I'm here to help. To prevent the cheese from becoming stringy, make sure your pasta is hot enough when you add the pecorino mixture. Mix it quickly off the heat to emulsify the sauce. If it's too hot, the cheese can become stringy. Give it another shot, and I'm sure you'll nail it! Buon appetito and happy cooking! 👨🍳🍝👍
@@vincenzosplate Thank you so much Vincenzo! I think my pot was way too hot. I have an induction stove and it can be sometimes hard to control the heat. I was using the trick you did with having my pasta pan ontop of the pot of pasta water, but it was boiling. So next time I will use less heat and letcha know how it turns out! Thank you sososooso much!
Wow, life is busy sometimes, just finished watching. So, the only difference between a Carbonara and a Gricia is...eggs? I've never heard of this recipe before but it looks really simple and delicious. My pasta machine arrives tomorrow and I can't wait to try these authentic recipes. Here in the US, everything is made with fake parmesan cheese, cheap pasta, xanthan gum, 'Natural Flavors' which no one but the food scientists seem to know what that means, and LOTS of salt. No one here knows what an authentic recipe is like. Your video on Alfredo is a perfect example. Everyone puts cream, parsley, peas, and whatever else they want. Keep up the great work 👏 Besides pasta, what other types of Italian food do you eat? Grilled fish? Kebabs? Beans, grains, or lentils? I'd like to know! Also, I just watched a video on the history of Carbonara...would you do a reaction video to that? ua-cam.com/video/IUT70nrFUOo/v-deo.html
Thank you for your comment! I agree with you about the lack of authentic Italian food in the US. Other than pasta, I love to eat grilled fish and vegetables, as well as beans and lentils. As for the Carbonara and Gricia, the difference between them is indeed the eggs, but the taste is quite different. I'll check out the video you recommended and let you know. 😊
I went to Rome. I had the four Roman pastas. Alla Gricia was my favorite.
Ciao!! Oh yes this is excellent 🤤 I honestly can’t choose!
Just made this using Pecorino pepato and Pennoni Rigati. Yum. Thanks again Vince! A change from my usual Amatriciana
The mistake I make often with this dish is over salting the water. I need to remember to use less salt than I normally would do when cooking pasta, same with carbonara too. Something for everyone to remember. Great video!
Thanks for the tip! It's easy to overdo it with the salt. Happy cooking! 😊🍝
Vincenzo, do you cool the pasta water a little before mixing it in with the Pecorino Romano?
I can't wait to give this a try! I've made your Cacio e Pepe recipe a few times and want to give it another 2 or 3 before I move on to another dish because practice makes perfect and it gets better every time! I don't know how easily guanciale will be to find around me, but if it can't be found, would pancetta be an acceptable substitute? I hate not being able to make the real thing, but I'd at least like to get the next closest thing if possible!
Buongiorno! So happy to hear you enjoy my Cacio e Pepe recipe and are practicing to make it perfect! Yes, pancetta is a good substitute for guanciale if you can't find it. Keep cooking Italian food with passion and I'm sure you'll master all the traditional recipes! 😊🍝
This looks great! I’m gonna make it. Thanks
Thanks for your interest in the recipe! Let me know how it turns out 🍴👨🍳
I made it. It was glorious. Thanks.
Glad to hear that you enjoyed it! Feel free to try out more of my recipes and let me know how they turn out 😊👨🍳
Fantastic pasta Vincenzo! Looks great, top class!
I first heard about it when I was in Rome. I loved it at first bite, so much in fact that I devoured two full plates in 15 minutes 😂
Of course I had to learn how to make it , and it's not that hard at all! I somehow nailed it at first attempt... Now, years later, I'm cooking it for my husband, who says that's the best thing he's ever eaten -- but I always make double the quantity than in this video 😅
It's always amazing to hear when someone enjoys a recipe and even better when they are able to share it with others. It's definitely a dish that can be enjoyed in large quantities!
That looks amazing! Have to make it for my dad soon. He loves pasta.
Thanks for the comment! Your dad is in for a treat with this pasta dish 🍝 Let me know how it turns out.
Thank you for sharing. Now, I miss Rome 🇮🇹
Thank you for watching! Hope this recipe brought a little bit of Rome to you 🇮🇹👨🍳
Ty Chef. This looks so delicious. I'm sharing this with my family.
Thank you! Happy to hear you're sharing the deliciousness with your family! 👨👩👦👦🍽️ Enjoy the Italian flavors together! 🇮🇹😊
Have you tried using a mixed peppercorn blend, instead of just black pepper? It's next level. I get it's not traditional, but the flavour is incredible.
add some Szechuan peppercorns to your pepper mix and it will take your cacio e pepe (or this) to another level
@@AnnaMorgenstern The blend I use has these in it. It's called Bristol 5 blend. Highly recommend it.
Thanks for the suggestion! I prefer to stick with traditional black pepper in my Italian recipes, but I'm glad to hear that you enjoy the mixed peppercorn blend. 👍🏻
@@vincenzosplate is it to expensive for you, mesata receiver 😂😂😂😂😂😂?
Wow ! Love ur channel
Thank you for the support! Hope you keep enjoying the traditional Italian recipes on my channel 😊🇮🇹
Yummy. That looks so delicious!!!
Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the recipe 😊👨🍳 Keep watching for more delicious Italian dishes.
Watching your videos has made me love pasta. Going to have to try this one!😊
That's fantastic to hear! 😄🍝 Pasta is pure comfort food. Enjoy trying out the recipes and savoring the Italian flavors! 🇮🇹👍
I'm so glad I found this dish. Carbonara is not my favorite but I like guanciale so much and now this is my favorite dish with it. Made it with fresh tagliatelle and used maybe too much pecorino (if there is such thing).
How to fight strings when geting the cheese ball into the pan!? More pasta water at start or less? I got most of the strings melted with longr mixing/tossing.
I'm glad you enjoyed the dish! Guanciale can really elevate the flavor. To avoid cheese clumping, use a bit less cheese initially and gradually add more while mixing. Also, adding a bit more pasta water gradually while tossing can help create a smoother sauce. Finding that balance takes practice, so keep experimenting! 🍝👨🍳🧀🇮🇹
Vincenzo, Firstly, I want to express my gratitude for sharing your wonderful recipe with us. I recently attempted to recreate it, and while the overall taste was delightful, I encountered an issue with the cheese ball. Regrettably, it clumped together and became excessively stringy. I am reaching out to you for guidance, as I am eager to learn from my mistake and improve my culinary skills.
On a more personal note, congratulations on the arrival of your new child! From the photo I've seen, your little one is undeniably beautiful. I hope mother and baby are both doing well and that this new chapter brings you all immense joy and happiness.
Thank you once again for your recipe, and I look forward to hearing from you soon.
I appreciate your kind words and support! 😊👶🍼
Regarding the cheese ball issue, make sure to use low-moisture mozzarella and knead it into a smooth, consistent texture. If it's too stringy, it may have had too much moisture. Keep practicing, and you'll nail it! 🧀👨🍳
Thank you for your warm wishes for our new addition! Mother and baby are doing well, and we're overjoyed. 🙏❤️ Enjoy your cooking journey!
Creamy yet made with no cream, amazingly delicious, rome new york
I'm thrilled you enjoyed the creamy dish without using cream! 🍲 It's amazing how delicious and satisfying it can be. Rome and New York have their unique culinary delights. Stay tuned for more traditional Italian recipes on Vincenzo's Plate! 🇮🇹🍝
Vincenzooo 🎉 nice addition to this dish gppd point to this dish almost like a Carbonara where i used the Buccatini gets all that flavor in. FYI I don't need UA-cam before I cooked lol. All about family, especially Nonna. You Tube 👍 you added another AUTHENTIC Level I can learn from chin chin 🍷
Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad you appreciate the authentic flavors. Cheers to learning and sharing the love for Italian cuisine! 🍝👨🍳🇮🇹
Italian food is really an art! If you don't control the temperature it changes 😍
Absolutely! Temperature control is key in Italian cooking 🍲👌 Thanks for sharing your thoughts with me!
@@vincenzosplate And thank you Senpai for sharing this recipe 🤌😌
I have learned SO MUCH from your channel. Thank you!
So glad to hear that! 🙌 Hope my channel continues to be helpful for you!
@@vincenzosplate today I went to an Italien bistro here in Vienna, Austria and I got GUANCIALE!!! and Pecorino (Sarde maturo, not Romano)
Looks amazing Vincenzo! I'm watching this video while eating Linguine vongole.
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Ciao Tom! Thank you, this really tastes amazing!
Wow I love linguine alle vongole, one of my favourite dishes!
Looks Bella Vinny!! ❤
Hey there, thank you for the comment! Glad you like the video 😉👍
That looks sensational. I will need to try and hunt down some pecorino romano as my local supermarket doesnt have it(only has parmegiano reggiano). A carbonara is one of my favourite dinners but my son is allergic to eggs so he has to get something else. This would work for my whole family.
Glad you like it! Pecorino Romano is a key ingredient but Parmigiano Reggiano can work too. I'm sorry to hear about your son's allergy, but in this recipe there're eggs! 🍝👨👩👧👦. Let me know how it turns out!
Another one for me to try👍. Interesting pasta shape, never seen that one yet.Looks delicious😊🇿🇦
Thank you for the kind words! So happy you enjoyed the recipe and found the pasta shape interesting 🍝👨🍳🇮🇹
This is amazing Vincenzo!! Thank you for sharing!!
You're very welcome! 🇮🇹😊 It's my pleasure to share the joy of Italian cooking. Happy cooking and buon appetito! 👨🍳🍝👌😄
Vinny, that pasta is a home run! Love it!!
Thanks for the kind words! Always happy to hear when someone enjoys my recipes 🤗👨🍳🍝
brilliant recipe !
Grazie mille! I'm so glad you enjoyed my pasta alla gricia recipe. It's one of my favorites because it's simple to make but incredibly delicious.
DELICIOUS!! I Can’t Wait To Make This!! I just Wish that I could Master that tossing of the Pan! I Even ordered the guanciale from Italy!! I absolutely Love Your Videos! Pasta is GOOD! To Hell with KETO! I Always feel better when eating Pasta!❤😊😊😊
Thank you! 🇮🇹🍝 Tossing the pan takes practice, but you'll get it! Enjoy that authentic guanciale. Pasta is life! 😄❤️
Looking good 🙂 I think this must be the pasta I once ate on a vacation in Italy in the hotel and I loved it, I ate it every day, finally I know the recipe so I can try it at home 🙂
That's wonderful to hear! Recreate those vacation memories in your kitchen. Enjoy making and savoring the authentic taste of Italy at home. 🇮🇹🍝😊
@@vincenzosplate I surely will, thank you for sharing the recipe 🙂
Wow this is so heavenly looking dish. Looks sooo very delicious and mouth watering. Thanks Vincenzo you're the best as always ❤️🙏🙏
Thanks for the kind words! Can't wait for you to try this heavenly dish and let me know how it turned out 🤗🍝
I would have to agree with you Vincenzo this is better than carbonara. I love the peppery taste of the pecorino cream. So tasty.
Grazie mille! It's amazing how a few simple ingredients can create such delicious flavors. Happy cooking!
Hi Vincenzo. You should make a video explaining how to dry eggless pasta properly.
Hey there! Thanks for the suggestion. I'll definitely consider making a video on how to dry eggless pasta properly. Stay tuned for more delicious recipes! 🍝👨🍳
Love the video vincenzo love your content your a amazing UA-camr I love watching your videos they are the greatest and the best and the coolest the pasta alla gricia looks very yummy I love eating pasta
Ciao my friend! Thank you for your kind words 🙏🏻 this is much appreciated!
Vincenzo! You have two videos for Pasta all Gricia! I'm going with this one. But do you have a preference? Can't wait to try it. Grazie!
Exciting choice! Both videos offer a taste of Pasta all Gricia magic, but this one might just win your heart. Buon appetito and enjoy the flavors of Italy! 🇮🇹🍝👨🍳
Buongiorno Vince, after just watching the Cacio E Pepe (sorry I’d misspelled!) yesterday this was almost a flashback! Molte Bene
Hey there! Thank you for trying out my recipe and I'm happy to hear it reminded you of a great dish! Keep cooking Italian food and enjoy the process 🇮🇹👨🍳🍝
Brilliant and looks deeelicious! Thank you.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting! Hope you give this recipe a try and let me know how it turns out! 😊🍴
Great video. I’m making it tonight Sunday in San Francisco Ca
Ciao Anthony! Oh wow 🤩 please make it and let me know! Can’t waiiit
@@vincenzosplate ok it was a little. Stringy but all the flavors were present and the kids love the string, so I will practice on bacon, which is a lot cheaper than pancetta. Ha great time with my grandkids. I’ll get it right. Thanks.
That looks like creamy crunchy paradiso. That Pan is perfect for the sish as well. 👍 Before I try this, do you have and suggestions for a brand of pecorino? I have found some work better than others or my technique needs work. 🤔 Grazie Vincenzo. 🇮🇹🙏🇺🇸
Ciao! For pecorino, I recommend any brand made in Italy. Try a few and see which one you like best! Can't wait for you to try the recipe 🤗🇮🇹🍝