This summer there’s a roster of new cookbooks catching our team’s attention. They’re telling us about pantry ingredients we ...

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Take strozzapreti, or “priest-chokers.” This thick, hand-rolled pasta hails from central Italy and, depending on whom you ask ...

Cacio e pepe, in its traditional form, consists of exactly five ingredients: pasta, pecorino Romano cheese, black pepper, salt and water. With such a short list, you might think it would be a ...

Cacio e Pepe Adapted from saveur.com Serves four. Salt, to taste 1 lb. spaghetti 4 tbsp. extra-virgin olive oil 2 tsp. freshly cracked black pepper, plus more to taste 1 tsp. Red Pepper Flakes 1 cup ...

Pasta alla Gricia is one of the oldest pasta dishes in Roman history! It uses pecorino romano and guanciale to create a mouthwatering flavor. My favourite way to describe it is as the love child ...

A Brief History Of The Classic Roman Cacio e Pepe: Cacio e Pepe hails from the heart of Rome and dates back centuries. According to legend, it originated with shepherds who roamed the countryside ...

Da Cesare's cacio e pepe – one of the city's best, according to Munno – is traditional and rich, made with spaghetti, coated in a flurry of shaved Pecorino and black pepper.

A Roman-born pasta enthusiast tests the merits of a scientifically optimized recipe for cacio e pepe developed by physicists and finds that the dish tastes great.

A Roman-born pasta enthusiast tests the merits of a scientifically optimized recipe for cacio e pepe developed by physicists and finds that the dish tastes great.

Step 1: For a pasta dish for “two hungry people,” start with 300 grams of the preferred tonnarelli pasta—or opt for spaghetti or rigatoni, if you must. From there, you’ll need 200 grams of ...