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Cacio e pepe. So guys as promised, here’s my recipe for Cacio e Pepe.



by Denozzino

9 Comments

  1. joemondo

    I would upvote this just for scooping the pasta out of the water and into the pan, if nothing else. I don’t know why people use a colander unless it’s a huge quantity of pasta.

  2. CotolettallaMilanese

    how long do you cook the spaghetti?

  3. joemondo

    I’m so glad you’re sharing these.

    Maybe sometime a pasta con le sarde?

  4. thatpsychnurse

    God damn you! I saw this then I had to go make it. Soooo good 🙌🏻 bless your soul

  5. TheYeetles

    This looks so good, I’m craving pasta now. Your pasta made me join this sub lol.

  6. Cajun_Lawyer

    I have no doubt this tastes good. It’s cheese and pepper and pasta. But there’s such a better way. I know you’re Italian so I’ll tread carefully but it was shown this way to me in Italy. (But not Rome)

    Mixing some pasta water with the cheese in a bowl and making a paste, and then pouring that paste into the pan with the pasta and a little more pasta water, and flipping it and doing kinda like a “mantecare” thing. I know that’s usually for risotto but I don’t know how else to describe it.

    That’s how I’ve seen it done in Italy anyway. But I’ve also seen it done over there with a blender so who the fuck knows.

  7. mikumuso

    Yeah when I scoop my pasta, or grab with tongs, I have to grab it like 5 times. To get the stubborn floaty pasta strands that escape from the tongs. Its good for making cacio e pepe though. Because I can use the scoop again to scoop pasta water. Rather than draining into a colander which means I have to do more washing.

  8. rileydogdad1

    Looks incredible. I have not seen the cheese done like that. That is alternating grated cheese with a cheese slurry. I will give it a try. I am still working of my Cacio e Pepe and I am a long way from perfection. Thanks for the great video.

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