Traditional Cream Free Carbonara. One step to moisturize, control shine, + refine the look of pores. Absorbs quickly for a refreshing dose of hydration. As Alberto went on to tell us, traditional carbonara pasta from the Parma/Bologna region is made with eggs instead of cream, yet the result is a lusciously creamy and super addictive pasta sauce that will have you licking your plate clean and looking for seconds.
The popular carbonara is cooked with tons of butter, heavy cream and fat bacon, makes it super greasy and sticky.
But do you know that the traditional Italian carbonara is cream free?
It's much healthier but also rich in taste.
You can cook Traditional Cream Free Carbonara using 7 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you achieve it.
Traditional carbonara doesn't have any cream in it. It's creamy enough all on it's own, just from the eggs and parmesan cheese. And hey, don't get me wrong… there is nothing, I repeat, NOTHING wrong with a yummy pasta sauce made with cream - just not when it's carbonara! However you make Carbonara, remember never to throw the eggs in full heat (i.e. directly in the frypan pan) as they will overcook and you'll have scrambled eggs!
They will cook just enough with the heat from the pasta in the bowl. Carbonara Sauce is one of the most-used gastronomic delicacies in traditional Italian cuisine. This sauce is usually paired with pasta, and spaghetti is usually the pasta of choice, although it can also be enjoyed with fettucine, tagliatelle, rigatoni and bucatini. This [recipe] comes right from Italy. We use only guanciale, eggs, pecorino cheese, and lots of black pepper (carbonaro is the Italian for coal miner).