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Guanciale rendered until crisp, crushed tomatoes and a shower of Pecorino Romano over bucatini. One of Rome's four essential pasta dishes.

Carbonara without the egg, amatriciana without the tomato. Guanciale, Pecorino Romano and black pepper over rigatoni.

Guanciale, egg yolks and Pecorino Romano brought together with pasta water. No cream, and the pan comes off the heat before the eggs go in.

Four ingredients and no cream. Spaghetti, Pecorino Romano, toasted black pepper and starchy pasta water emulsified into a silky sauce.

Flour, cold cubed butter and ice water worked to coarse crumbs. Makes one base, and it is the difference between a good pie and a great one.

Two ingredients, "00" flour and eggs, kneaded until smooth and rested. The foundation for every cut and filled pasta on this site.

Chuck roast braised for twenty hours until it falls apart, folded through tomato sauce and served over pappardelle. Long on time, short on effort.

Napoletana "00" flour, water, salt and a whisper of yeast. Hands-on time is short, but allow twelve to thirteen hours for the prove.

Napoletana "00" flour proved for twelve to thirteen hours. Bake it on a stone for a properly crisp bottom.

A gluten free dough from Le 5 Stagioni flour, proved for three hours into a crust with a genuinely fluffy crumb.

Busiate in a white truffle and porcini cream. A ten minute primo that tastes like it took far longer.