carbonara
a sauce or dressing for spaghetti, usually containing minced prosciutto or pancetta, egg yolks, and grated cheese.
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“I have made smoked clam carbonara, with the waves of the Salish Sea lapping at my fire, and spiced buttery biscuits cooked until golden on top of rosy-hued apricots in the Cascade Mountains,” says the chef, who is based in Seattle.
Create the Perfect Outdoor Kitchen with These Pro Tips | jversteegh | July 27, 2022 | Outside OnlinePart of what makes the carbonara stand out from the crowd is its rich yellow confit egg yolk.
L’Ardente, an Italian stunner, combines fun and finesse | Tom Sietsema | October 29, 2021 | Washington PostYears ago, a friend and I got into a months-long back-and-forth about carbonara.
Fluffy carbonara frittata, a riff on the classic pasta | Daniela Galarza | April 15, 2021 | Washington PostOne weekend afternoon, after I’d slept in and forgot to have anything meaningful to eat all day, I was craving something like carbonara, but wanted to go heavier on the protein.
Fluffy carbonara frittata, a riff on the classic pasta | Daniela Galarza | April 15, 2021 | Washington PostI obsess about the bountiful, authentic carbonara, and well dressed people, and the gardens...and I could go on....
I myself, ignorant of these customs was once carried to the carbonara, the destined place of butchery.
We shall steer for Cape carbonara, which is some hundred and thirty miles distant.
A Knight of the White Cross | G.A. Henty
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