I have never traveled outside of the United States. I try to make most of your recipes at home so I can experience true authentic Italian foods. Thanks to you, I can do that.
Signor Vincenzo, I made this dish today for my mother, because she doesn't cook so much anymore. She wanted an Italian dish with a robust tomato sauce from southern Italy, but I don't know how to do Italian cuisine. So I found this recipe, and it went beyond expectations! It looked simple enough, only a handful of ingredients. I had to take some liberties with the recipe. I only had pancetta available, and I didn't use the cherry tomatoes. I gave it a splash of white wine to deglaze (old French habits die hard), and I added just the slightest pinch of cayenne pepper to bring out the flavor more. I hope I didn't butcher the integrity of this recipe too much with these changes, but the taste was very good. My mother was so happy at the results. She thought it was one of the best dishes I ever made! And the most fascinating thing about your cuisine is that I didn't have to stir a roux, or sit in front of the pan to reduce, or use a bunch of fine herbs, or lemon zest, or spoon in demi-glace, or any of those techniques to produce a dish with full bodied flavor and rich texture. How can something so simple taste so good?
I'm so glad you and your mother enjoyed the recipe! Italian cuisine is all about simplicity and using quality ingredients. It's great to hear that you were able to make it your own with your own unique touches. 🇮🇹😊
As a Roman I also suggest rigatoni pasta to properly catch the sauce and guanciale. A common variation of this dish is with added onions, a glass of white wine at the beginning and a tiny pinch of chili which I think is supergood. No pepper! Just a bit of chili powder!
Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful recipes Vincenzo. I’m a 19 year old British student (currently at uni in Sydney) and everyone at Uni eats pasta with sauce from a jar, or frozen pizzas, and I hate to see that when beautiful fresh Italian food is so simple and beautiful! So I’ve been making your recipes for all my friends to show them how easy and delicious traditional homemade Italian cuisine is. Thank you so much! The bruschetta recipe is my favourite because you save the juice. So many videos get rid of the juice so it isn’t “soupy” ! No sauce, no party ;) Best wishes, Tommy
I'm thrilled to hear that you're sharing the love for traditional Italian cuisine with your friends, Tommy! Bruschetta is a classic dish that's often overlooked, so I'm glad you enjoyed my recipe. Keep spreading the word about fresh, homemade food 🙌🏻
I made this dish with bacon lardons and used passata containing basil and oregano.i used cherry tomatoes also.The bucatini pasta is amazing. Grated parmigiano cheese really complements the dish. Full of flavour and textures.
Vincenzo, thank you for another great episode of cooking and I just can't help but to love all your different pronounciations of guanciale. "Guanciaaale, gooooan-ciale!" 👌
Haha, glad you enjoy my pronunciations of guanciale! 😄🥓 It adds a bit of fun to the cooking process. Stay tuned for more delicious recipes and entertaining moments. Buon appetito! 🇮🇹🍽️
My papa lived in Rome after WW2 for 10 years I'm going to try your version of Bucatini ... have everything but the guanciale. It's daunting for me because it's hollow, can't treat it like simple spaghetti needs a heftier sauce. Am going to be a heretic live in Canada no guanciale, I do a wicked tomato sauce am going to try some peameal bacon and cross my fingers. Always love your channel. I live in a senior's building large Italo/Canadese population; everyone is an expert I know you know. If it comes out well, doing ok. I have a neighbour usually make extra she's not feeling well might cheer her up. Tx as always!
I made Amatriciana following your other video and it was great! First time for me making Amatriciana and it was delicious, my girlfriend loved it! Grazie Vincenzo. I also used white wine as you said in the other video but in this video you didn't use it.
mouth watering! a question: what would be a good alternative for the beef? can't find it where i live. still looking for the cheese as well etc. (i live in the Netherlands, not Italy ;-)
Hi sir, I truly wanted to try this recipe, but most of the ingredients can't be found here for example the pasta. Here I can only found spaghetti, fettuccine and penne..which one you recommend me to use for this sauce? Also, is it alright if I use parmigiano cheese and bacon instead of pecorino and guanchale? Especially because pork product is really hard to find here in my town Thank you in advance
Ciao! Use spaghetti if you can't find bucatini. You can use parmigiano and bacon instead of pecorino and guanciale, but it will have a slightly different taste. Let me know how it turns out! 😊🍝
I saw your previous version of the Amatriciana with the white wine and peeled tomatoes crushed with a fork. I am intrigued by this version as well, but haven't tried to make either yet, and I think I will try the one with white wine and only peeled tomatoes first. But want to try this one after that as well.
Hey there! While it's not the traditional way, if you like adding garlic and onions to amatriciana sauce is totally fine! Just it's not the real amatriciana. Give it a try and let me know how it turns out! 😄🍝
Vincenzo, would you ever serve burrata on top of this pasta and sauce combo? I'm planning on making it this weekend and wanted to know your thoughts. Thanks from Ohio!
For the tomatoes, does it make a big difference whether you use passata, peeled tomaters, cherries, etc, as long as it’s a good quality item? I personally have a weird aversion to tomato chunks in my sauce. They remind me of stringy boogers. So I tend to stick with the more homogenized stuff.
Hey there! 👋 You can definitely use passata if you prefer a smoother sauce. It's really a matter of personal taste. Thanks for watching and happy cooking! 🍝👨🍳
Absolutely! Salt pork can be a suitable substitute for guanciale in many recipes. It may have a slightly different flavor and texture, but it can still add richness and depth to your dish. Enjoy experimenting with it in your cooking! 😊👨🍳🥓🇮🇹
Question is it bad that I add chili peppers in my amatricana? I usually use Thai chili peppers. The red ones of course so it doesn’t stand out in the sauce. I can’t find fresh peperoncini.
Ciao! It's definitely not bad to add chili peppers to your amatriciana. However, using Thai chili peppers might change the taste a bit. If you can't find fresh peperoncini, I suggest trying to find dried ones or crushed red pepper flakes. Buon appetito! 🍝🌶️
I really would like to know if the sauce does really go in those holes. It would be great if you tried it on different types of pasta, cut them open right in the middle and a few different sections to see how far the sauce reach.
That's an interesting experiment idea! 🧪🍝 I'll definitely give it a try and show you how the sauce spreads in different pasta shapes. Stay tuned for the upcoming videos!
My local market had a sale on Cherry tomatoes last week. I made 4 jars of excellent sauce with basil, salt and olive oil. What would the Italian name be? Simply salsa pomodorini?
Hey there! 😊 Sounds like you made a delicious sauce with cherry tomatoes, basil, salt, and olive oil! In Italian, that would be called "salsa di pomodorini" or "salsa al pomodoro fresco." Give it a try and let me know how it goes! 🍅👨🍳
Please tell me how can i eat Guanciale, i bye 2 peace of Guanciale from Italy for my son, hi loves Carbonara but until now i have make it with bacon, to expensive and hard to find Guanciale. But now that i havit from Italy i want to experience other dishes also whit Guanciale, please give me some ideas!
i'm not a big fan of bucatini pasta myself. Nothing like trying to slurp it up and you're sucking on a straw, but Mom liked them. But I have a question. Was the tomato that was blended have any chunks or smooth ? Is a food mill okay to use ? Grazie per la ricetta.
Hey there! Personally, I love bucatini pasta, but I can see how it might not be for everyone. Regarding the tomato sauce, I usually blend it until it's smooth, but you can definitely use a food mill if you prefer a chunkier sauce. Let me know how it turns out if you try the recipe! 🍝🍅
For this recipe, the tomato that is blended should be smooth. You can use a food mill if you prefer, but blending it in a food processor or blender will work just as well. Hope you enjoy the recipe!
Late to the party yes I didn't have guanciale on hand but I did have a big chunk of speck very fatty and it tasted divine thanks for this simple recipe Vincenzo mangiare con emore ❤
@@vincenzosplate all cool. Just that’s all I do different besides the cherry toms. Nothing against that addition either. Just another thing to buy and I live alone
Bucatini all'Amatriciana is my favorite pasta dish! Interesting take on adding the cherry tomatoes, they are a bit acidic so they're a really good option to use in Amatriciana without the glass of white wine as you made it. Also, since cherry tomatoes are very, very juicy, I imagine that the final sauce must be much thinner than the original recipe, so it would completely fill up the space inside each bucatino, allowing the pasta to absorb more flavors. The toughness from the thick skin of the cherry tomatoes must also really add a nice interesting texture... what an explosion of flavors that must be! However.... the only thing that I don't like from your recipe and I really have to point out is: *WHERE IS THE PEPERONCINO??!?*
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! 😊 Yes, adding cherry tomatoes definitely adds a nice texture and flavor to the sauce. As for the peperoncino, it's all about personal taste, but feel free to add it in if you like it spicy! 🔥
I did in fact eat this dish in Rome. I just made it with Vincenzo’s recipe this afternoon. Bellissimo! Used the cherry tomatoes. It was delicious. Grazie Vincenzo!
I'm thrilled you enjoyed the dish and had a taste of Rome! 🍝🇮🇹 Your support means a lot to me. Stay tuned for more authentic Italian recipes on my channel! Grazie mille! 😊🙌🏻
I made it this way, but i added chilli and White vine and it comes out amazing! But i made too much. Tell us the Best way to reheat pasta when u make too much and left it for tomorrow 😊
Great! My comment from last night has disappeared.🤦♂ Maybe because I added a link? OK! I will rewrite it, but this time without the link.😖 The comune of Amatrice has in fact published a recipe for this dish on its website. They use spaghetti instead of bucatini, they state that the guanciale and the pecorino has to be from Amatrice 😁 and they want the guanciale to stay soft and sweet, so they fry it only until golden, deglaze with a shot of white wine and then take it out of the pan. (Not sure if that's the best way, I think I prefer it crispy too.) So that's why they also use a table-spoon of olive oil. And they use peperoncino instead of pepper. Interestingly, according to wikipedia, the use of onions is attested in Roman cooking books, and in the Ciociaria onions and garlic are largely used, but not so in Amatrice. It's a hotly debated topic anyway.
Last week I made something similar for my mom, but with two types of bacon because I had that at home, lots of fat came out but in the end it turned out good in combination with tomato sauce. Now, I really really like oregano so I put some, later I found out that some people in Italy also like to put it. It turned out so good that my mother couldn't believe that I can cook haha, before we proceded to eat, we made a blessing and I said "E ora si mangia". Grazie Vincenzo, you're a legend!
What other dishes do you like Bucatini for. I been using this and i want to start using my moms favorite long fusilli pasta. Do u have hreat recipes for that kind of pasta. She said she liked the bite and how well theground meat gravy soaked in and pucked it up well to get a portion of pasta and portion of gravy. Love your show.
Absolutely! 🍝😊 Long fusilli pasta is a fantastic choice for dishes like your mom's favorite. It's perfect for capturing all that delicious meat gravy. I'll create a special recipe for you. Stay tuned! 🎉 Thank you for your love and support! ❤️
I've had Bucatini all'Amatriciana in Rome with chili flakes many times, and that's the way I've always prepared it ever since. The thing is that you just use a pinch - you shouldn't even realize it's there until halfway through the dish, and even then it's a subtle extra touch of complexity. It might or might not be completely authentic, but since Amatrice is gone and Rome has taken up the flag they're using it so keep using those chili flakes!!!
I'm sorry to hear that, hope you can find better quality tomatoes soon! Growing your own tomatoes can be very satisfying, I hope it goes well for you 🍅🌱
Vincenzo, thank you for what you do. You’ve helped me become confident cooking these Roman pastas and it’s become a real passion and source of joy for me. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Ciao!
Pancetta does release some oil, but not as much as guanciale. 🥓 Both are delicious options for different flavor profiles. Let me know if you try them out! 👨🍳👍
I've made this beautiful pasta, but the sauce turned out too sour. I used canned tomatoes and cherry tomatoes as the recipe says. Is something wrong with my tomatoes?
The bucatini all'amatriciana sauce turned out too sour because the tomatoes used were too acidic, the sauce was cooked for too long, or too much acid was added to the sauce.
I followed your recipe exactly, but I gave in to temptation and added some basil and fresh cherry tomatoes on top. I also kept half of the guanciale separate and added it at the end, so that I could taste the difference between guanciale cooked in the sauce, and fresh crispy guanciale on top. Here are some comments. 1. I don't like Bucatini. I saw @DrSAM69's comment below where he suggested using Rigatoni. I spoke to an Italian (he is Milanese though) and he suggested Spaghettoni. What do you think of these suggestions, and what other pasta varieties would work? 2. The same Milanese guy scolded me for adding basil and fresh tomatoes. He said that both of them overcomplicate the sauce, which should be guanciale, pecorino, and tomatoes only. He said "at least you didn't add onion!". He also said that too much pepper detracts from the sauce, and he "strongly disagrees" with your video where you said that Romans typically add a lot of pepper. He said that the guanciale has enough pepper on its own. I don't know what to say, except that I added more pepper as per your recipe and it was delicious. 3. The sauce was too sour. I think it may be the brand of tomatoes I bought - Cirio. You have a video on passata, you should consider doing a video on canned tomatoes. I won't buy Cirio again. 4. I thought that 200g of guanciale for 3 serves of pasta was too much, but it isn't. What do you think about adding more guanciale, say 250g? 5. Guanciale on top vs. Guanciale cooked in the sauce: I liked both. Guanciale on top gives a nice contrast in texture, guanciale in the sauce gives it more meatiness. I think going forward I will split the guanciale 50-50. Of course, I could experiment myself and modify your recipe without telling you, but then I don't want to offend any Italians :)
Rigatoni or Spaghettoni are excellent choices! You can also try other sturdy pasta varieties like Tonnarelli or Mezze Maniche. Taste preferences vary, but adding basil and tomatoes can bring a fresh twist. Pepper quantity can be adjusted based on personal preference. Different brands of tomatoes can vary in taste. Experiment with other canned tomato brands to find one that suits your palate. Adding more guanciale can enhance the flavor and richness. Feel free to adjust according to your liking. Splitting guanciale between sauce and topping sounds like a great idea! Enjoy the best of both worlds. Happy cooking! 🇮🇹👨🍳
@@vincenzosplate Vincenzo, I repeated the recipe. This time I used San Marzano tomatoes, better quality pecorino, and Rigatoni. It was amazing, and it tasted totally different to my first effort. Tomatoes are so important! I left out the basil and cherry tomatoes this time, and I think it was better.
I got two suggestions/questions (from all the learnings that I have had from you). 1. Should you not have kept the Guanciale and tomatoes separate? It would have kept the Guanciale so much more crunchy. 2. Rather than using a blender to crush the peeled tomatoes, I do a little whir in a food processor (for like 10 seconds, stopping frequently) actually leads to a better consistency of the tomato sauce (grainy, seeds retained). Keen to know your thoughts. I am not Italian, mind you. But I am developing great appreciation for the authentic Italian cooking.
Thanks for sharing your suggestions! I appreciate your attention to detail in traditional Italian cooking. I'll definitely consider keeping the guanciale separate next time and try using a food processor for the tomatoes. Keep exploring authentic Italian cuisine! 🇮🇹👨🍳
I like to think that Vincenzo was in Italian mafia and then got into witness protection program 😂. He is just amazing. Thank you so much Vincenzo for sharing authentic recipes. You’ve made my cooking really amazing. Now instead of buying store bought sauces and stuff, I just buy good olive oil, peeled tomatoes, garlic and of course pecorino….. cooking everything slowly and with patience. It’s just wonderful. Thank you so much!
Hey there, my loyal cooking enthusiast! 😄 Your kind words mean the world to me. I'm thrilled to hear that my authentic recipes have elevated your cooking game. Keep savoring those flavors and creating culinary wonders! 🍽️👨🍳🌟
I tend to use the old "crush 'em with your hands" approach to the peeled whole canned tomatoes.. .just not when wearing white! Tomatoes, in whatever form (sauce, canned whole, ketchup, even freshly sliced from the garden) have this desire to take flight and land on something white! The old comedy schtick of the stuck ketchup bottle that ends up splattering the person on the opposite side of the table?... my late wife did this to me prior to our getting married. Her aim was worthy of any sniper! If the spirits of the Three Stooges had been looking down on this, they would have given it a thumbs up!
Great recipe. This channel is great inspo for our weekly "pastageddon" where we do 3 different pasta dishes to cover the family of 6 for dinner and a couple of lunches. Usually is a macaroni cheese or lasagne, one tomato based dish and one non-tomato based dish. Trying this one tonight.
Bucatini is a fabulously delicious Pasta. I love the texture as you bite through the hole and through the other side of the noodle. Try it, you’ll love it!
Great recipe again! You are using a plain aluminum pan, right? Those are not so easy to come by as most pans are non stick. Could you recommend one for Italian cooking?
I chose not to include wine for a couple of reasons. First, the traditional Amatriciana sauce from the town of Amatrice in Italy does not typically contain wine. It relies on the flavors of guanciale. Secondly, while wine can certainly add depth and complexity to sauces, in the case of Amatriciana, I found that the flavors of the guanciale and tomatoes were already rich and vibrant enough on their own.
Thanks for your input! Actually, basil isn't a traditional ingredient in amatriciana, so I stick to the original recipe. Maybe you can try it without basil and let me know what you think 😉👨🍳
If you're in a place in America that doesn't have Guanciale, and you're on a budget, you can use salt pork plus uncured bacon in about 70/30 proportion. Also bucatini is available on the big online store most of us use, so you can order it delivered to your home. I like making these dishes in a Le Creuset enameled, cast iron pot. The heat is very even, and you can pop the lid on to keep the dish warm and clean. I disagree with Vincenzo...you need to cook the bucatini to 2 minutes before aldente so that you can marry the sauce for at least that long and still have aldente pasta :-)
Bucatini can be hard to find. I used to buy the only brand I could get - a no-name from the local supermarket - but it was so bad that it disintegrated in the pan when put together with the sauce. I had to import pasta from Italy for getting some quality products. This was some years ago and I still import pasta & Amatrice-made Pecorino Romano from Italy a couple of times a year.
Hey there! Yes, it can definitely be hard to find good quality bucatini, especially outside of Italy. Importing pasta from Italy is a great way to ensure that you are getting the real deal. 🍝
The other ingredient I would add is a little dried chilli, it gives the dish some bite, and it’s how I have experienced this dish cooked by Italians.. Do i first sauté off some finely chopped onion before adding the meat, absolutely, but no wine, that is for the glass. Can you add basil, sure if you like, since afterall tomatoes and basil are the perfect match..
@@vincenzosplate The thing is chilli is an important part of the dish. It was how I had it Rome, let alone back here in Hobart at a number of Italian restaurants. So I guess is this traditional ??
I think i might have to try this, i always have fresh cherry tomatoes on hand. Guancaile is a bit difficult to find where i live in canada, but i do find it from time to time. Seems like a fairly simple recipe that will taste very nice. However, i would add basil, because well. Tomatoes. They're meant to be together. Lol. Hope everyone is taking care.
Does it seem strange to want pasta for breakfast? I don't care. Vincenzo hand me that pan and a fork please, I don't need a plate! ^^ Looks great as always, I love it
I’ll try it with cherry tomatoes! Another little twist I like to add is infusing garlic cloves and dried chilies in the guanciale fat while it’s cooking, I’ll remove them before adding the tomatoes. It adds a nice subtle kick!
Thanks for sharing your twist on the recipe! 😋 I love hearing different ideas and techniques from other chefs. Can't wait to see how it turns out with cherry tomatoes and the garlic and chili infusion! 🍅🧄🌶️
I'd recommend using about 1.5 to 2 cups of halved cherry tomatoes. Adjust the quantity based on your preference for sauciness and the intensity of the tomato flavor you desire.
Vincenzo, I made this, but my cherry tomatoes cooked completely into the sauce and disappeared, while you still have pieces of them in your dish. Do you think I did something wrong or does it depend on the exact tomatoes? Either way it was very tasty, thanks as always!
Hey there! Glad to hear you enjoyed the recipe! It might depend on the type of cherry tomatoes used, but you could also try adding them a bit later in the cooking process to keep them more intact. Either way, happy to hear it was tasty! 😊🍝
@Vincenzo's Plate Looks amazing! I'll be in Rome soon, and would love to know where I can try a good amatriciana pasta, as well as the other 3 Roman pastas, do you have any suggestions for great restaurants to try these?
Have you ever eaten Bucatini all’Amatriciana in Rome?
No, but I sure want to make one!
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I have never traveled outside of the United States. I try to make most of your recipes at home so I can experience true authentic Italian foods. Thanks to you, I can do that.
Yes, at two places. Tonnarello in Trastavere was the best one 🤤
@@henryslager9406 great choice
Signor Vincenzo, I made this dish today for my mother, because she doesn't cook so much anymore. She wanted an Italian dish with a robust tomato sauce from southern Italy, but I don't know how to do Italian cuisine. So I found this recipe, and it went beyond expectations!
It looked simple enough, only a handful of ingredients. I had to take some liberties with the recipe. I only had pancetta available, and I didn't use the cherry tomatoes. I gave it a splash of white wine to deglaze (old French habits die hard), and I added just the slightest pinch of cayenne pepper to bring out the flavor more. I hope I didn't butcher the integrity of this recipe too much with these changes, but the taste was very good. My mother was so happy at the results. She thought it was one of the best dishes I ever made!
And the most fascinating thing about your cuisine is that I didn't have to stir a roux, or sit in front of the pan to reduce, or use a bunch of fine herbs, or lemon zest, or spoon in demi-glace, or any of those techniques to produce a dish with full bodied flavor and rich texture. How can something so simple taste so good?
I'm so glad you and your mother enjoyed the recipe! Italian cuisine is all about simplicity and using quality ingredients. It's great to hear that you were able to make it your own with your own unique touches. 🇮🇹😊
When my mum was unwell it was a challenge to get her to eat something that would sustain her. Your idea was brilliant!
As a Roman I also suggest rigatoni pasta to properly catch the sauce and guanciale. A common variation of this dish is with added onions, a glass of white wine at the beginning and a tiny pinch of chili which I think is supergood. No pepper! Just a bit of chili powder!
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Also prayers for Amatrice, the city where this recipe comes from which was completely destroyed by an earthquake.
Oh wow would be great with rigatoni, but I honestly LOVE it with bucatini pasta
@@vincenzosplate And with maccheroni?
Good idea, rigatoni is easier to get, for me anyway, than bucatini.
Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful recipes Vincenzo. I’m a 19 year old British student (currently at uni in Sydney) and everyone at Uni eats pasta with sauce from a jar, or frozen pizzas, and I hate to see that when beautiful fresh Italian food is so simple and beautiful!
So I’ve been making your recipes for all my friends to show them how easy and delicious traditional homemade Italian cuisine is. Thank you so much!
The bruschetta recipe is my favourite because you save the juice. So many videos get rid of the juice so it isn’t “soupy” ! No sauce, no party ;) Best wishes, Tommy
I'm thrilled to hear that you're sharing the love for traditional Italian cuisine with your friends, Tommy! Bruschetta is a classic dish that's often overlooked, so I'm glad you enjoyed my recipe. Keep spreading the word about fresh, homemade food 🙌🏻
I made this dish with bacon lardons and used passata containing basil and oregano.i used cherry tomatoes also.The bucatini pasta is amazing.
Grated parmigiano cheese really complements the dish.
Full of flavour and textures.
Vincenzo, thank you for another great episode of cooking and I just can't help but to love all your different pronounciations of guanciale. "Guanciaaale, gooooan-ciale!" 👌
Haha, glad you enjoy my pronunciations of guanciale! 😄🥓 It adds a bit of fun to the cooking process. Stay tuned for more delicious recipes and entertaining moments. Buon appetito! 🇮🇹🍽️
Gorgeous recipe. I've made this many times and it is always wonderful. The Bucatini is a great choice here.
My papa lived in Rome after WW2 for 10 years I'm going to try your version of Bucatini ... have everything but the guanciale. It's daunting for me because it's hollow, can't treat it like simple spaghetti needs a heftier sauce. Am going to be a heretic live in Canada no guanciale, I do a wicked tomato sauce am going to try some peameal bacon and cross my fingers. Always love your channel. I live in a senior's building large Italo/Canadese population; everyone is an expert I know you know. If it comes out well, doing ok. I have a neighbour usually make extra she's not feeling well might cheer her up. Tx as always!
Hi Vicenzo! I love your recipes and i make them often.
I was wondering how you feel about using sofrito for this pasta?
Vincenzo can u show us ur way to make a frico? thanks!
Hey there! Sure thing, I’d love to share my version of frico with you. Stay tuned for the recipe 😉👨🍳
@@vincenzosplate thank u! im so excited!! have a great time making it!!!
Spectacular Vincenzo!!
I love watching Vincenzo stuffing pasta into his mouth!!
1:42 the pasta falling onto the floor and him looking at it 😂
11:54 to 12:09 Where did you get the music at? Sounds compelling.
I definitely have to try this recipe. I love guanciale and tomatoes. It must be so delicious! Apparently, the wasp at the end also thinks the same 😂
I made Amatriciana following your other video and it was great! First time for me making Amatriciana and it was delicious, my girlfriend loved it! Grazie Vincenzo. I also used white wine as you said in the other video but in this video you didn't use it.
Thanks for trying my Amatriciana recipe! You're right, I used white wine in the other video, but not in this one. 😉 Keep cooking with me!
mouth watering!
a question: what would be a good alternative for the beef? can't find it where i live. still looking for the cheese as well etc. (i live in the Netherlands, not Italy ;-)
Hi sir, I truly wanted to try this recipe, but most of the ingredients can't be found here for example the pasta.
Here I can only found spaghetti, fettuccine and penne..which one you recommend me to use for this sauce?
Also, is it alright if I use parmigiano cheese and bacon instead of pecorino and guanchale?
Especially because pork product is really hard to find here in my town
Thank you in advance
Ciao! Use spaghetti if you can't find bucatini. You can use parmigiano and bacon instead of pecorino and guanciale, but it will have a slightly different taste. Let me know how it turns out! 😊🍝
We love Amatriciana!!!
Thank you for your comment! Amatriciana is one of my favorites too 🤤 Do you have any other Italian recipes that you love?
I saw your previous version of the Amatriciana with the white wine and peeled tomatoes crushed with a fork. I am intrigued by this version as well, but haven't tried to make either yet, and I think I will try the one with white wine and only peeled tomatoes first. But want to try this one after that as well.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts, happy to hear you're intrigued by the white wine version! Let me know how it goes when you make it 👨🍳🍝
Great receipe, thank you! Could you tell me what kind of pan this is??
When you add the tomato sauce, how high do you turn up the heat?
Also does it matter if I use a cast iron pan or the one you use?
Great video!
Hello Vincenzo, is it a sin if I add garlic and onions to the souce? I know it not the traditional way but is it ok?
Hey there! While it's not the traditional way, if you like adding garlic and onions to amatriciana sauce is totally fine! Just it's not the real amatriciana. Give it a try and let me know how it turns out! 😄🍝
Vincenzo, would you ever serve burrata on top of this pasta and sauce combo? I'm planning on making it this weekend and wanted to know your thoughts. Thanks from Ohio!
What would you suggest to substitute the Guanciale for people who doesn't consume pork?
Hi there! Thank you for your comment. For a pork substitute in my recipe, you could try turkey bacon. Let me know how it goes! 😊👨🍳🍝
For the tomatoes, does it make a big difference whether you use passata, peeled tomaters, cherries, etc, as long as it’s a good quality item? I personally have a weird aversion to tomato chunks in my sauce. They remind me of stringy boogers. So I tend to stick with the more homogenized stuff.
I use passata for everything for the same reason. No difference
Hey there! 👋 You can definitely use passata if you prefer a smoother sauce. It's really a matter of personal taste. Thanks for watching and happy cooking! 🍝👨🍳
My mouth was watering throughout. Yum! It looks so good, wish I could have a bite right now. I'll have to make this soon!
I’m sure this recipe made you lick the screen 🤤 this is a must try recipe 😍
I will definitely try to make this! Instead of crushing the peeled tomatoes, can you just use passata?
Absolutely! Passata is a great alternative for a smoother sauce. Enjoy cooking! 🍅👨🍳🇮🇹
I think the cherry tomatoes are a nice touch, I'll try it.
Oh yesss they are 😍 a super nice addition for this great recipe!
I usually add fresh cherry tomatoes to my sauce too. Now I feel validated 😂
Vincenzo has the most amazing view from that pool ever, I’m jealous. The food looks good too.
Ahaha, thank you! And eating by the pool is amazing!
Could you substitute salt pork for the guanciale? Great video!
Absolutely! Salt pork can be a suitable substitute for guanciale in many recipes. It may have a slightly different flavor and texture, but it can still add richness and depth to your dish. Enjoy experimenting with it in your cooking! 😊👨🍳🥓🇮🇹
Question is it bad that I add chili peppers in my amatricana? I usually use Thai chili peppers. The red ones of course so it doesn’t stand out in the sauce. I can’t find fresh peperoncini.
Ciao! It's definitely not bad to add chili peppers to your amatriciana. However, using Thai chili peppers might change the taste a bit. If you can't find fresh peperoncini, I suggest trying to find dried ones or crushed red pepper flakes. Buon appetito! 🍝🌶️
@@vincenzosplate Grazie mille maestro!
I really would like to know if the sauce does really go in those holes. It would be great if you tried it on different types of pasta, cut them open right in the middle and a few different sections to see how far the sauce reach.
That's an interesting experiment idea! 🧪🍝 I'll definitely give it a try and show you how the sauce spreads in different pasta shapes. Stay tuned for the upcoming videos!
@@vincenzosplate that would be a great episode! All for the sake of science! Lol!
My local market had a sale on Cherry tomatoes last week. I made 4 jars of excellent sauce with basil, salt and olive oil. What would the Italian name be? Simply salsa pomodorini?
Hey there! 😊 Sounds like you made a delicious sauce with cherry tomatoes, basil, salt, and olive oil! In Italian, that would be called "salsa di pomodorini" or "salsa al pomodoro fresco." Give it a try and let me know how it goes! 🍅👨🍳
@@vincenzosplate I share my simple salsa di pomodoro with friends, but not this one. So good, it stays in my kitchen!
Great video like always!!!
Ciao Alexander, thank you sooo much 🙏🏻 have you ever made Amatriciana?
You have done exactly what you don't like to do other's to your traditional recipes! But still very tasty explor end have fun!
Please tell me how can i eat Guanciale, i bye 2 peace of Guanciale from Italy for my son, hi loves Carbonara but until now i have make it with bacon, to expensive and hard to find Guanciale. But now that i havit from Italy i want to experience other dishes also whit Guanciale, please give me some ideas!
Vincenzo, I was wondering if you could make Squid Ink Pasta one day?
Ciao! Thank you for the suggestion recipe!
i'm not a big fan of bucatini pasta myself. Nothing like trying to slurp it up and you're sucking on a straw, but Mom liked them. But I have a question. Was the tomato that was blended have any chunks or smooth ? Is a food mill okay to use ? Grazie per la ricetta.
Hey there! Personally, I love bucatini pasta, but I can see how it might not be for everyone. Regarding the tomato sauce, I usually blend it until it's smooth, but you can definitely use a food mill if you prefer a chunkier sauce. Let me know how it turns out if you try the recipe! 🍝🍅
For this recipe, the tomato that is blended should be smooth. You can use a food mill if you prefer, but blending it in a food processor or blender will work just as well. Hope you enjoy the recipe!
Late to the party yes I didn't have guanciale on hand but I did have a big chunk of speck very fatty and it tasted divine thanks for this simple recipe Vincenzo mangiare con emore ❤
I'm glad that you like it, don't forget to share this amazing recipe with your family and friends. I'm sure they're going to love it!
@vincenzo’splate, hi Enzo, any reason why you don’t toast the pepper at the start?
Just personal preference my friend!
@@vincenzosplate all cool. Just that’s all I do different besides the cherry toms. Nothing against that addition either. Just another thing to buy and I live alone
Bucatini all'Amatriciana is my favorite pasta dish! Interesting take on adding the cherry tomatoes, they are a bit acidic so they're a really good option to use in Amatriciana without the glass of white wine as you made it. Also, since cherry tomatoes are very, very juicy, I imagine that the final sauce must be much thinner than the original recipe, so it would completely fill up the space inside each bucatino, allowing the pasta to absorb more flavors. The toughness from the thick skin of the cherry tomatoes must also really add a nice interesting texture... what an explosion of flavors that must be!
However.... the only thing that I don't like from your recipe and I really have to point out is: *WHERE IS THE PEPERONCINO??!?*
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! 😊 Yes, adding cherry tomatoes definitely adds a nice texture and flavor to the sauce. As for the peperoncino, it's all about personal taste, but feel free to add it in if you like it spicy! 🔥
Isn’t there supposed to be like a chili/red pepper in there aswell? I had some in Rome who had that in it
I did in fact eat this dish in Rome. I just made it with Vincenzo’s recipe this afternoon. Bellissimo! Used the cherry tomatoes. It was delicious. Grazie Vincenzo!
I'm thrilled you enjoyed the dish and had a taste of Rome! 🍝🇮🇹 Your support means a lot to me. Stay tuned for more authentic Italian recipes on my channel! Grazie mille! 😊🙌🏻
I made it this way, but i added chilli and White vine and it comes out amazing! But i made too much. Tell us the Best way to reheat pasta when u make too much and left it for tomorrow 😊
Great! My comment from last night has disappeared.🤦♂ Maybe because I added a link? OK! I will rewrite it, but this time without the link.😖 The comune of Amatrice has in fact published a recipe for this dish on its website. They use spaghetti instead of bucatini, they state that the guanciale and the pecorino has to be from Amatrice 😁 and they want the guanciale to stay soft and sweet, so they fry it only until golden, deglaze with a shot of white wine and then take it out of the pan. (Not sure if that's the best way, I think I prefer it crispy too.) So that's why they also use a table-spoon of olive oil. And they use peperoncino instead of pepper. Interestingly, according to wikipedia, the use of onions is attested in Roman cooking books, and in the Ciociaria onions and garlic are largely used, but not so in Amatrice. It's a hotly debated topic anyway.
I have three slabs of pork belly curing now and plan on making this with one of them for sure. Thanks my brother for this recipe.
You’re welcome! I am happy to share more recipes for you to try on. Enjoy cooking!
Hi @vincenzosplate - I thought AMATRICIANA uses white wine? Is this traditional not to use wine in the recipee?
I love pasta and this is a new one to me. So of course I am trying it.😊
Thank you for trying out the recipe! Let me know how it goes 🍝👨🍳
It looks so delicious! I almost can smell the sauce. 😗👌Is that a sin if i put a little of wine in the sauce? 😉
Absolutely not! It'd be a really nice variation!
Vincenzo you're my go to when I want to make real pasta...excellent channel
Thank you for your support, friend! Let me know if there's any Italian recipe you'd like me to make next 😊🇮🇹
@@vincenzosplate anything with beans my friend...thank you...
Last week I made something similar for my mom, but with two types of bacon because I had that at home, lots of fat came out but in the end it turned out good in combination with tomato sauce. Now, I really really like oregano so I put some, later I found out that some people in Italy also like to put it.
It turned out so good that my mother couldn't believe that I can cook haha, before we proceded to eat, we made a blessing and I said "E ora si mangia". Grazie Vincenzo, you're a legend!
What other dishes do you like Bucatini for. I been using this and i want to start using my moms favorite long fusilli pasta. Do u have hreat recipes for that kind of pasta. She said she liked the bite and how well theground meat gravy soaked in and pucked it up well to get a portion of pasta and portion of gravy. Love your show.
Absolutely! 🍝😊 Long fusilli pasta is a fantastic choice for dishes like your mom's favorite. It's perfect for capturing all that delicious meat gravy. I'll create a special recipe for you. Stay tuned! 🎉 Thank you for your love and support! ❤️
Wow ! Looks delicious 😊
Vincenzo what are your thoughts on Italian American food
😅😂😅
Ciao my friend! Well… it depends!
American food is mostly crap, which is why it's the unhealthiest country in the world.
Which wine do you recommend to drink with it?
Well done Vincenzo! I learned Amatriciana with an extra twist which is chili flakes, but I realised that's not authentic haha. Love your recipes!
But Amatriciana al with chili flakes sounds great! I should try next time 😋 thank you
I've had Bucatini all'Amatriciana in Rome with chili flakes many times, and that's the way I've always prepared it ever since. The thing is that you just use a pinch - you shouldn't even realize it's there until halfway through the dish, and even then it's a subtle extra touch of complexity. It might or might not be completely authentic, but since Amatrice is gone and Rome has taken up the flag they're using it so keep using those chili flakes!!!
Can I use pancetta if I can't find guanciale just like on carbonara?
Thanks you. Unfortunately cherry tomatoes in my area stores are of low quality. I hope to grow some. But that will be later this year.
I'm sorry to hear that, hope you can find better quality tomatoes soon! Growing your own tomatoes can be very satisfying, I hope it goes well for you 🍅🌱
Vincenzos, in your recipe 3 years ago you used wine and for this one you don't? Which is the original recipe? Kind regards
Vincenzo, thank you for what you do. You’ve helped me become confident cooking these Roman pastas and it’s become a real passion and source of joy for me. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Ciao!
Will pancetta produce as much oil as the Guanciale?
Pancetta does release some oil, but not as much as guanciale. 🥓 Both are delicious options for different flavor profiles. Let me know if you try them out! 👨🍳👍
i’m making amatriciana at home for the first time on wednesday so this is timely!
Yayyy! Cant wait for you to try this recipe 😍 don’t forget to let me know how it goes
I've made this beautiful pasta, but the sauce turned out too sour. I used canned tomatoes and cherry tomatoes as the recipe says. Is something wrong with my tomatoes?
The bucatini all'amatriciana sauce turned out too sour because the tomatoes used were too acidic, the sauce was cooked for too long, or too much acid was added to the sauce.
I followed your recipe exactly, but I gave in to temptation and added some basil and fresh cherry tomatoes on top. I also kept half of the guanciale separate and added it at the end, so that I could taste the difference between guanciale cooked in the sauce, and fresh crispy guanciale on top. Here are some comments.
1. I don't like Bucatini. I saw @DrSAM69's comment below where he suggested using Rigatoni. I spoke to an Italian (he is Milanese though) and he suggested Spaghettoni. What do you think of these suggestions, and what other pasta varieties would work?
2. The same Milanese guy scolded me for adding basil and fresh tomatoes. He said that both of them overcomplicate the sauce, which should be guanciale, pecorino, and tomatoes only. He said "at least you didn't add onion!". He also said that too much pepper detracts from the sauce, and he "strongly disagrees" with your video where you said that Romans typically add a lot of pepper. He said that the guanciale has enough pepper on its own. I don't know what to say, except that I added more pepper as per your recipe and it was delicious.
3. The sauce was too sour. I think it may be the brand of tomatoes I bought - Cirio. You have a video on passata, you should consider doing a video on canned tomatoes. I won't buy Cirio again.
4. I thought that 200g of guanciale for 3 serves of pasta was too much, but it isn't. What do you think about adding more guanciale, say 250g?
5. Guanciale on top vs. Guanciale cooked in the sauce: I liked both. Guanciale on top gives a nice contrast in texture, guanciale in the sauce gives it more meatiness. I think going forward I will split the guanciale 50-50.
Of course, I could experiment myself and modify your recipe without telling you, but then I don't want to offend any Italians :)
Rigatoni or Spaghettoni are excellent choices! You can also try other sturdy pasta varieties like Tonnarelli or Mezze Maniche.
Taste preferences vary, but adding basil and tomatoes can bring a fresh twist. Pepper quantity can be adjusted based on personal preference.
Different brands of tomatoes can vary in taste. Experiment with other canned tomato brands to find one that suits your palate.
Adding more guanciale can enhance the flavor and richness. Feel free to adjust according to your liking.
Splitting guanciale between sauce and topping sounds like a great idea! Enjoy the best of both worlds. Happy cooking! 🇮🇹👨🍳
@@vincenzosplate Vincenzo, I repeated the recipe. This time I used San Marzano tomatoes, better quality pecorino, and Rigatoni. It was amazing, and it tasted totally different to my first effort. Tomatoes are so important! I left out the basil and cherry tomatoes this time, and I think it was better.
Bravo . Vincenzo . Buonissima
Grazie mille 🙏🏻 La proverai?
How long can you keep guanciale in the refrigerator?
Hey! Guanciale can last up to a month in the refrigerator if stored correctly. 🐖👍
Even longer
Its air dried
I got two suggestions/questions (from all the learnings that I have had from you).
1. Should you not have kept the Guanciale and tomatoes separate? It would have kept the Guanciale so much more crunchy.
2. Rather than using a blender to crush the peeled tomatoes, I do a little whir in a food processor (for like 10 seconds, stopping frequently) actually leads to a better consistency of the tomato sauce (grainy, seeds retained).
Keen to know your thoughts. I am not Italian, mind you. But I am developing great appreciation for the authentic Italian cooking.
Thanks for sharing your suggestions! I appreciate your attention to detail in traditional Italian cooking. I'll definitely consider keeping the guanciale separate next time and try using a food processor for the tomatoes. Keep exploring authentic Italian cuisine! 🇮🇹👨🍳
Darn, I didn't use bucatini. I will tomorrow thought, I've a friend coming over for dinner and I've decided to make this :D it's an amazing dish :D
Wow.. thick noodles! Looks sooooooo good..
Bucatini is the perfect pasta for the Amatriciana sauce 😍
Are the peeled tomatoes seasoned at all in the can?
Nope, you always need to season them
I like to think that Vincenzo was in Italian mafia and then got into witness protection program 😂. He is just amazing. Thank you so much Vincenzo for sharing authentic recipes. You’ve made my cooking really amazing. Now instead of buying store bought sauces and stuff, I just buy good olive oil, peeled tomatoes, garlic and of course pecorino….. cooking everything slowly and with patience. It’s just wonderful. Thank you so much!
Hey there, my loyal cooking enthusiast! 😄 Your kind words mean the world to me. I'm thrilled to hear that my authentic recipes have elevated your cooking game. Keep savoring those flavors and creating culinary wonders! 🍽️👨🍳🌟
I tend to use the old "crush 'em with your hands" approach to the peeled whole canned tomatoes.. .just not when wearing white! Tomatoes, in whatever form (sauce, canned whole, ketchup, even freshly sliced from the garden) have this desire to take flight and land on something white! The old comedy schtick of the stuck ketchup bottle that ends up splattering the person on the opposite side of the table?... my late wife did this to me prior to our getting married. Her aim was worthy of any sniper! If the spirits of the Three Stooges had been looking down on this, they would have given it a thumbs up!
Haha, I can totally relate! Those tomatoes have a mind of their own. Stay vigilant and keep those white clothes safe! 👕🍅😄
Great recipe. This channel is great inspo for our weekly "pastageddon" where we do 3 different pasta dishes to cover the family of 6 for dinner and a couple of lunches. Usually is a macaroni cheese or lasagne, one tomato based dish and one non-tomato based dish. Trying this one tonight.
So happy to hear that you're trying out our recipes for your "pastageddon"! Hope you enjoy it tonight. 😊🍝
I've never even heard of bucatini pasta before. I can't wait to try your recipe! 🍝
Bucatini is a fabulously delicious Pasta. I love the texture as you bite through the hole and through the other side of the noodle. Try it, you’ll love it!
Bucatini pasta is perfect for this kind of sauce! Please try it soon 😍
If you're American and have trouble finding it, it's often hilariously labelled "long macaroni" around here.
If you can't find Bucatini at a local store, Amazon has it.
If you are in US supermarket, perciatelli is basically the same thing.
(You will have a harder time finding guanciale, I'm pretty sure.)
Great recipe again! You are using a plain aluminum pan, right? Those are not so easy to come by as most pans are non stick. Could you recommend one for Italian cooking?
Thank you 🙏🙏
Great video as always! Why did you stop adding wine to your Amatricana?:)
I chose not to include wine for a couple of reasons. First, the traditional Amatriciana sauce from the town of Amatrice in Italy does not typically contain wine. It relies on the flavors of guanciale. Secondly, while wine can certainly add depth and complexity to sauces, in the case of Amatriciana, I found that the flavors of the guanciale and tomatoes were already rich and vibrant enough on their own.
I agree, how does this not get basil?
Thanks for your input! Actually, basil isn't a traditional ingredient in amatriciana, so I stick to the original recipe. Maybe you can try it without basil and let me know what you think 😉👨🍳
keep up the content!
Hey! Thanks for the support and for watching my channel! Hope you keep enjoying the recipes 🍝👨🍳
If you're in a place in America that doesn't have Guanciale, and you're on a budget, you can use salt pork plus uncured bacon in about 70/30 proportion. Also bucatini is available on the big online store most of us use, so you can order it delivered to your home.
I like making these dishes in a Le Creuset enameled, cast iron pot. The heat is very even, and you can pop the lid on to keep the dish warm and clean.
I disagree with Vincenzo...you need to cook the bucatini to 2 minutes before aldente so that you can marry the sauce for at least that long and still have aldente pasta :-)
Bucatini can be hard to find. I used to buy the only brand I could get - a no-name from the local supermarket - but it was so bad that it disintegrated in the pan when put together with the sauce. I had to import pasta from Italy for getting some quality products. This was some years ago and I still import pasta & Amatrice-made Pecorino Romano from Italy a couple of times a year.
Hey there! Yes, it can definitely be hard to find good quality bucatini, especially outside of Italy. Importing pasta from Italy is a great way to ensure that you are getting the real deal. 🍝
The other ingredient I would add is a little dried chilli, it gives the dish some bite, and it’s how I have experienced this dish cooked by Italians.. Do i first sauté off some finely chopped onion before adding the meat, absolutely, but no wine, that is for the glass. Can you add basil, sure if you like, since afterall tomatoes and basil are the perfect match..
Thank you for your suggestions! We like to stick to the traditional recipe, but we encourage everyone to experiment with their own twist. 😊👨🍳🇮🇹
@@vincenzosplate The thing is chilli is an important part of the dish. It was how I had it Rome, let alone back here in Hobart at a number of Italian restaurants. So I guess is this traditional ??
I think i might have to try this, i always have fresh cherry tomatoes on hand. Guancaile is a bit difficult to find where i live in canada, but i do find it from time to time. Seems like a fairly simple recipe that will taste very nice. However, i would add basil, because well. Tomatoes. They're meant to be together. Lol.
Hope everyone is taking care.
Thanks for your comment! 👋 Adding basil sounds like a great idea 🌿 Hope you find guanciale soon and enjoy the recipe! 🍝
Can you substitute Passata for canned peeled tomatoes?
I love your passion for cooking pasta! Exactly why this is one of my favorite channels!
Does it seem strange to want pasta for breakfast? I don't care. Vincenzo hand me that pan and a fork please, I don't need a plate! ^^ Looks great as always, I love it
Thank you for your enthusiasm! 😊 And who said pasta is just for lunch or dinner? 😉 Give it a try and let me know how it goes!
1:40 rest in peace, fallen bucatino 😂
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14:41 I already know it's good. The bee 🐝 approves 👍
Thanks for watching! The bee is a big fan 😉🐝 Hope you give this recipe a try!
I will. I might make a video and see your reaction to it haha. Love your videos Bubba. Keep up the good work 👍
Looks good. I think I'll make this tonight!
Thanks for the support! Enjoy cooking tonight 🍴👨🍳🇮🇹
Another beautiful pasta dish and looks delicious thank you for another great video my dear friend ☺️🤗👍👍👍👍👍
Ciao Josie, thank you a lot for your comment! This recipe is great, you should try making it!
What meat
(non pork),
can you add instead of Guanchalle ?
You can use turkey bacon!!
I’ll try it with cherry tomatoes! Another little twist I like to add is infusing garlic cloves and dried chilies in the guanciale fat while it’s cooking, I’ll remove them before adding the tomatoes. It adds a nice subtle kick!
Thanks for sharing your twist on the recipe! 😋 I love hearing different ideas and techniques from other chefs. Can't wait to see how it turns out with cherry tomatoes and the garlic and chili infusion! 🍅🧄🌶️
Is it treditional to put chili in it?
Sure you can put it!!
This is my favorite Italian pasta! 🇮🇹
Thanks for sharing your love for Italian pasta 🍝🇮🇹 Hope you get a chance to try out my recipe for it soon! 😉
If use just cherry tomatoes, how much should I use?
I'd recommend using about 1.5 to 2 cups of halved cherry tomatoes. Adjust the quantity based on your preference for sauciness and the intensity of the tomato flavor you desire.
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MITICI !! 😄👏
Ma quanto è buona l’amatricianaaa 🤤
as always, PERRRRRFECT
Thanks for the love and support! 😊 Hope you keep enjoying the videos and recipes!
Vincenzo, I made this, but my cherry tomatoes cooked completely into the sauce and disappeared, while you still have pieces of them in your dish. Do you think I did something wrong or does it depend on the exact tomatoes? Either way it was very tasty, thanks as always!
Hey there! Glad to hear you enjoyed the recipe! It might depend on the type of cherry tomatoes used, but you could also try adding them a bit later in the cooking process to keep them more intact. Either way, happy to hear it was tasty! 😊🍝
I need try this at home 😍😍😍😍
Thanks for your interest in my recipe! Hope you give it a try and let me know how it turns out 🍝👨🍳
My Master Italia !!!!! ❤
Thank you for your kind words! I'm honored to be your "Master Italia." Stay tuned for more delicious recipes! 🇮🇹👨🍳🍝
@Vincenzo's Plate Looks amazing! I'll be in Rome soon, and would love to know where I can try a good amatriciana pasta, as well as the other 3 Roman pastas, do you have any suggestions for great restaurants to try these?
I did a video about my last trip in Rome! Check it out