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Water and Honey Melons - Pepones et melones
List of Ingredients:1/2 honey melon peeled, diced 1/2 water melon peeled and stoned500ml Passum (sweet grape juice) or a little honey1 tblsp minced parsley1/2 tsp freshly ground peppera little Liquamen (a salty fish sauce which can be replaced by salt), a dash of vinegarCooking Method & Instructions:Cook diced melons in a pan together with spices and herbs until done.Sometimes Silphium is added.

Water and Honey Melons - Pepones et melones

List of Ingredients:

1/2 honey melon peeled, diced
1/2 water melon peeled and stoned
500ml Passum (sweet grape juice) or a little honey
1 tblsp minced parsley
1/2 tsp freshly ground pepper
a little Liquamen (a salty fish sauce which can be replaced by salt), a dash of vinegar

Cooking Method & Instructions:

Cook diced melons in a pan together with spices and herbs until done.
Sometimes Silphium is added.


Ingredients (per person)
100g spaghetti
one egg (one per person, plus maybe one extra yolk)
a handful of diced pancetta
a heaped tablespoon of grated parmesan or pecorino
(the amount of cheese, and how finely you dice the pancetta, should be adjusted according to preference)Recipe
The basic carbonara recipe is quick and easy to make. First, get the spaghetti boiling in plenty of salted water. Next, fry the pancetta in a good dash of olive oil. Beat the eggs and the extra yolk together in a bowl.
When the pasta is cooked, drain it but put a bowl under the colendar in order to retain some of the water; you may need that later. Now return the pasta to the pan, and stir in first the pancetta with the hot oil, and then the beaten eggs. The egg will cook in the heat from the pasta, but here is where the flair comes in; you need to stir the egg into the mix so that it cooks into a cream and not hundreds of pieces of tiny omelette. Add the cheese, and if the mixture is too dry, stir in a little of the cooking water from the pasta (no more than a spoonful). Serve with coarse-ground black pepper.
Variations
It’s possible to make variations of carbonara using different meats and cheeses. Two tasty combinations are parmesan with Italian sausage (skin the sausages and crumble them into the frying pan), and gruyere with speck. Finally, if you can get it, to be truly authentic you should use not diced pancetta but guanciale, or pig’s cheek.

Ingredients (per person)

  • 100g spaghetti
  • one egg (one per person, plus maybe one extra yolk)
  • a handful of diced pancetta
  • a heaped tablespoon of grated parmesan or pecorino
  • (the amount of cheese, and how finely you dice the pancetta, should be adjusted according to preference)

Recipe

The basic carbonara recipe is quick and easy to make. First, get the spaghetti boiling in plenty of salted water. Next, fry the pancetta in a good dash of olive oil. Beat the eggs and the extra yolk together in a bowl.

When the pasta is cooked, drain it but put a bowl under the colendar in order to retain some of the water; you may need that later. Now return the pasta to the pan, and stir in first the pancetta with the hot oil, and then the beaten eggs. The egg will cook in the heat from the pasta, but here is where the flair comes in; you need to stir the egg into the mix so that it cooks into a cream and not hundreds of pieces of tiny omelette. Add the cheese, and if the mixture is too dry, stir in a little of the cooking water from the pasta (no more than a spoonful). Serve with coarse-ground black pepper.

Variations

It’s possible to make variations of carbonara using different meats and cheeses. Two tasty combinations are parmesan with Italian sausage (skin the sausages and crumble them into the frying pan), and gruyere with speck. Finally, if you can get it, to be truly authentic you should use not diced pancetta but guanciale, or pig’s cheek.






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Follow this blog… Trust me, You’ll LOVE it!

Pshh. What followers..? I got 5 but whatever.


Hey there beautiful! Its your 25th birthday today! Congratulations! You’re one-fourth the way to a century old and half the way there to half a century old! :D

HAPPY BIRTHDAY ELLEN! ^_^

Hey there beautiful! Its your 25th birthday today! Congratulations! You’re one-fourth the way to a century old and half the way there to half a century old! :D

HAPPY BIRTHDAY ELLEN! ^_^



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