I still remember the first time I tasted
pasta cacio e pepe.
Think of this butternut cacio e pepe recipe as
pasta cacio e pepe... with sausage.
We used the technique of making
pasta cacio e pepe and applied it to squash instead.
Not exact matches
Some of the most popular dishes in Rome include
pasta favorites like
cacio e pepe and spaghetti carbonara.
And if I'm making
cacio e pepe, I need some of that starchy water — that is what makes this
pasta skimmer clutch for the kitchen.
The OG
pasta dish
cacio e pepe combines noodles with a no - fuss sauce of
pasta water, cheese and loads of freshly ground black pepper.
And, of course, you can't forget the
pasta: Here, it's
cacio e pepe, no frills but still with all the thrills (see the recipe).
I love
cacio e pepe
pasta (cheese and black pepper tonnarelli
pasta).
And his
pastas are nothing short of transcendent, whether it's the pillowy seared potato gnocchi with littleneck clams in a chive - flecked sauce (basically born - again clam chowder), chitarra
cacio e pepe, or pici with pork ragù.
Essentially, you're making a riff on
cacio e pepe, the classic Roman
pasta of Pecorino Romano and cracked black pepper.
It was a
pasta that wanted to be
cacio e pepe or carbonara, but didn't quite make the cut.
At Sbanco restaurant in Rome, chef Stefano Callegari takes his time making this perfect pizza dough, topping it with the flavors of
cacio e pepe
pasta.
With just salt,
pasta, butter, pepper, and cheese, you can do as the Romans do and whip up a plate of
cacio e pepe for dinner.
She eyes my bowl of
cacio e pepe, a velvety Roman
pasta dish made with a large snowdrift of pecorino cheese and plenty of cracked black pepper.
Don't miss the simple recipe for
cacio e pepe —
pasta with cheese and black pepper — on the final page, or the detailed endpapers decorated with the book's illustrations repeated in miniature.
Other local specialities include wine (of course), dried herbs, porcini mushrooms and pici
pasta served with
cacio e pepe.