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It was a bit dry. I’ll add a bit more water next time. I’m ready for some (non) constructive feedback

by Outside_Plankton8195

13 Comments

  1. Happinessisawrmgun

    I wanna roast you because its such a simple dish to fuck up. I cant taste an image though

  2. justyouraverageman00

    Only two ingredients..but not as easy as you think..

  3. sirlupash

    Cream looks fine tho, better dry than curdled

  4. justyouraverageman00

    Add more pecorino if it’s dry😋

  5. dcdemirarslan

    make a simple white stock and add more of that and cheese, that should help. you can use the cheese rind and white onions for the stock.

  6. Instead of adding plain water, add the water the pasta was cooked in. The lovely juice.
    Looks good tho, congrats.

  7. Comfortable-Law-8332

    Dunno why people keep saying it’s only two ingredients when it’s actually 4 but it looks good you must have a huge cock.

  8. calcifer73

    I’m hungry

    p.s. : I’m Italian, i often cook cacio e pepe, and yours seems well done.

  9. _Gikkio_

    bella!This makes a big difference:

    1. Use pepper in high quality. DON’T GRATE IT. but crush it. 😉
    2. Pecorino must be medium-aged. Too seasoned it would cover all the flavours, under seasoned it would be sticky and bland.
    3. LA PASTA, with few ingredients, when you have to form that “cremina”(cream) in the sauce, always use BRONZE-DRAWN PASTA.I write it in Italian “pasta trafilata a bronzo “. This pasta releases much more starch than regular pasta.You notice it because it is ROUGH, and when you cook it the water becomes opaque, almost white.That’s the starch.
    4. When you make the sauce, either sauté the pasta or cream it, adding 1 or 2 tablespoons of the starch-rich cooking water, the starch allows the sauce to thicken, giving it structure and greater density. And the “cremina” comes out.

    Good job!

  10. gbssn_10101

    Great effort. Cacio e pepe is the most difficult of the roman pasta recipes. You should try with spaghetti or tonnarelli too.

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