Carbonara Lust
9:00:00 AM
**because it's not enough that I have only one post about carbonara.
I was quite sure that I'd last the night with a cup of coffee and some soda crackers so when I dropped by the grocery store, I don't know why I scooped a packet of grated cheese and a pack of instant carbonara sauce. The moment I stepped inside our house, I was so hungry that I felt like fainting! I hurriedly went to the kitchen and grabbed whatever food was there (mackarel with sotanghon c/o Tetet) and ate like I haven't eaten my whole life.
I had a plateful and still wasn't full by the time Aj arrived. I saw some pasta and decided to cook me some carbonara. Oh I'm so happy I'm an impulsive buyer.
A guide to Carbonara lovin' |
Photo 1Pasta 2Butter 3Grated Cheese 4Sweet ham 5Salt & Pepper 6Boiling water 7Del Monte Carbonara Sauce 8Bacon crumbles 9Parsley 10Sliced mushrooms 11Egg Yolk 12Oil 13Finished product! (center) |
Here's what happened:
Ingredients:
- Ham (frozen and unrecognizable in my mom's fridge) or bacon
- Egg yolk
- Carbonara sauce
- Pasta
- Lots of grated cheese
- Salt and pepper to taste
- Oil (to cook the ham and pasta)
- Butter
- Cook pasta according to package directions. Tip: oil or butter is enough, no need to add salt or wash it over and over.
- Defrost whatever needs to be defrosted: the ham, dice, and cook with some oil. Drain excess oil
- Mix carbonara sauce and egg yolk in a bowl. Add butter to pan where the ham was cooked, melt it, and add the sauce.
- Heat for a a minute or so then add the pasta. Mix well.
- Add salt and pepper to taste. Serve with cheese.
Finished product! |
- Good for two
- No milky taste
- A little bland by itself
- Bacon would do better than ham (I knew that)
- Add some garlic bread and soda for the kill!
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