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This pasta dish looks delicious. I will try it..but, my body doesn't appreciate spicy food anymore. (Different when I was younger. 🤣😂) I will have to take it easy on the chili flakes. 👍😊👏 Thank you for sharing this video with us.
It's pronounced "al asa-seee-na". Watch any Italian chef, in Italy, make this dish and listen for the correct inflection. PS: Where is Mariano & how are both he and Rita doing? (You never answered the last time I inquired.)
It's a preference thing for sure. I like the way it sits in the bun better when it's cut up since the sausage is curved. Also, the extra surface area in the slices means more room for browning which adds some flavour too!
I have a very good friend from Italy when I was in the UK, who told me about this recipe and I even tasted it back then and I loved it. However, now I am back home India and I wanted to cook this for my family here. So watching this video so re-learn how to cook this and it was so easy to understand. Thank you Mariano :)
I love potato salad...especially in the Summer. Thank you for sharing this video with us. 👍😊 I will definitely try your recipe. The Fresh Dill would be a great addition. 👍
@@thecapitalkitchenYou're welcome. I enjoy your channel. Thank you for taking over, where your grandfather left off. We miss him...but, you are doing a great job. 👍👏😊
I'm Italian and to be fair, he's been honest, saying since the very beginning that it was not the traditional way and that you should use guanciale, even going to the detail of mentioning that you would not need oil as it has plenty of fat. So I would not blame him
@@gpm975 I am also Italian for the record. It's weird to say CARbonara without rolling the R. It just slips in 🤣 Thanks for watching, and for the support!
@@thecapitalkitchenlol! I didn't notice, you don't have a typical strong Italian accent. Even the way you say spaghetti... spaghèèdi. So I thought you made the effort to say the R correctly 😂
Some things just shouldn't be done, but if I absolutely needed to make carbonara, I can see this. But, as long as I have a car and money, this will never happen.
