{"id":6086,"date":"2013-11-14T17:38:35","date_gmt":"2013-11-14T16:38:35","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.laragazzacolmattarello.com\/pasta-a-la-amatriciana\/"},"modified":"2020-05-01T17:19:06","modified_gmt":"2020-05-01T15:19:06","slug":"amatriciana-pasta-bucatini-allamatriciana","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.laragazzacolmattarello.com\/en\/amatriciana-pasta-bucatini-allamatriciana\/","title":{"rendered":"Amatriciana pasta (bucatini all’amatriciana)"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Another super classic: pasta a la Amatriciana. As I said when I posted the spaghetti alla Carbonara around here, it’s difficult to talk about some very popular and well-known recipes of the Italian cuisine. There are several versions and radical fans of one or the other not only defend the one they make at home as no more and no less than the most authentic, but any other variation is an insult to the name of that mythical recipe.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Pasta all’Amatriciana does not have as many points of conflict as carbonara, but, for example, I skip one of the steps around which more versions of Amatriciana seem to agree: Adding pecorino to the sauce or pasta when passing it over to the frying pan, for the final stir-fry. I have two very good reasons for doing so. Depending on the pecorino you find it may be more or less strong and by adding exactly the same amount you may get it right one day and completely unbalanced it the next.\u00a0It should also be said that, since it is an already powerful fried food, thanks to the guanciale, it may be that for some people the pecorino tastes too tasty.<\/div>\n

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If you have guests it is not worth risking , therefore I put a very small amount of Pecorino on top, and I leave a bowl in the middle, so that everyone can add it according to their own taste. Obviously the pasta must be brought to the table hot, so that the pecorino added by each person can still bind with the sauce and the pasta.<\/div>\n

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As you probably know, the Amatriciana pasta is said to come from Amatrice, a village in the Lazio region, and the star ingredient of the dish is the guanciale, the salted and cured cheek of the pig.\u00a0I buy it in Italy, but I’ve seen it sold in several Italian shops. If you don’t find it, but only as a last resort, there are those who substitute it with bacon.\u00a0You can make it with any kind of pasta, but if you want to go for “real”, I recommend bucatini (a kind of spaghetti with holes in it) or thick spaghetti.<\/div>\n
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