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🔥 Better Than Carbonara? 🤯 Meet Rome’s most decadent secret—Pasta alla Zozzona!
This “dirty, naughty” pasta is so indulgent that it combines all of Rome’s famous pastas into one:
🥓 Carbonara + 🧀 Cacio e Pepe + 🍅 Amatriciana + 🥩 Gricia = One wild Roman dish!

Watch as Flavia Diamante makes this rich, rule-breaking pasta to perfection. Will it dethrone Carbonara? Tell us in the comments! ⬇️

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Italian Pasta alla Zozzona
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INGREDIENTS
For 4 Little Piggies:

rigatoni: 320 g (11 oz)
guanciale: 200 g
pecorino romano cheese: 100 g
sausages: 2 (no fennel)
onion: 1 large, minced
tomato: 500 g (crushed or purée)
eggs: 4 yolks (already pasteurized from a carton or follow instructions below)
black pepper: 1 tbsp
olive oil: 1 tbsp (optional if your meat doesn’t give off enough grease)

To pasteurize the eggs, you need to keep the eggs and pecorino over a bagnomaria (double boiler) and bring it to 71°C (160°F) and keep it at that temperature for 2-3 minutes, whisking continuously.

If your egg sauce has coagulated or formed clumps, you can strain it at the end.
If you consistently struggle to cook the egg sauce with the cheese while avoiding stringy cheese or clumps, you can add a tbsp of butter to help stabilize the sauce (as you might do with lemon curd)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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00:00 – intro
00:46 – ingredients
06:29 – the sauce

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6 Comments

  1. Flavia was the name of the Italian ship (one class) on which I came to Europe in the 1960s 😀. It took 6 weeks to get here at the time, from Australia.
    The dish however looks amazing. Certainly worth a try. Thanks for posting.

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