I've been doing similar but instead of pasta I use packet Korean or Japanese noodles. I cook about 250g skewer, kebab meat on its own in a pan until ready. Then cook the noodles in half to most a cup of water until ready to combine with flavour and put the meat back in. Avoiding oil extras.
i'm sure you know by now but kaufland's "favourite" brand in the green package is also made in la molisana factory, cost half of the original - rummo is amazing, just a tad too expensive IMHO but good for a treat . love edeka's offerings on their house brand for cheese and a bunch of other stuff too
surprised to see a traditional non-"anabolic alternative"(though this does have quite a bit of protein anyway) dish on your channel but not a bad surprise, I think you did a really good explaining everything and the idea with the egg bowl over the steaming pasta is something L'll probably steal. Also I agree rummo makes the best bronze cut pasta imo
amazing one - if you live in germany, you can get kaufland "favourites" brand which is also made in la molisana factory - cost half and tastes as good as the original
Hi Felu. Really enjoying your channel, and this recipe is definitely mouth watering. I would like to suggest you ditch the plastic cutting board in favor of perhaps a wooden one. The small plastic bits resulting from cutting food on top of it make their way into your food, and they're at best an "unnecessary" spice. Keep up the great content!
Man where were you a year ago when I first started. making carbonara. Every wrong move you pointed out cost me like 5 messed up carbonara. Nowadays it's fine but man I fucked up a lot of times. So don't give up guys.Also if guanciale is too expensive just buy the pork cubes. They got a lot of protein too.
When I was studying in Italy, my Italian flatmate always told me that I (German) was not using enough water for cooking the pasta. Now an Italian living in Germany is telling me to use less😅 Is it a carbonara (armatriciana, cacio e pepe...) specific thing because the pasta water used for the sauce should be rich in starch?
as an italian living in germany, i can tell you... use however much or little water you like, the goal is for the sauce to stick to the pasta and the cooking pasta water which is indeed rich in starch helps the sauce become like a coating so that they just blend well - how much or how little depends on how much pasta you make . i'd say rule of thumb one cooking spoon worth of water for each portion, but do experiment with it
I think this is the first actual cheat meal I've seen from this channel, looks delicious! However I think that the macros for the UNCOOKED spaghetti was used in the summary...
Never count cooked stuff always uncooked. Calories on the package most of the time are counted for uncooked thing. For the pasta the difference between cooked and uncooked is water. Pasta's weight roughly doubles after cooking so if you count pasta afterwards you end up eating a lot less calories (assuming uncooked values on the package) than you counted. Meat on the other hand is opposite it loses weight after cooking.@@ariel1k2
@@ariel1k2 Actually you should always track the uncooked food, because that also is what the nutritional information on the packaging refers to in 95% of the cases.
The temperature for the pancetta is too high. This amount of smoke means it is unhealthy. Use low temperature for a longer time before you do anything else.
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Haha i don't think i've ever heard you sound so passionate about a dish. And understandably so, it looks phenomenal.
This was the dish that got me into cooking. I LOVE this
Once youve tried youll understand it even more
Totally relatable!
@@FeluNow... the real challenge is making a low-calorie version of carbonara!
you hit a nice trickshot with the meat on the edge of the pan at 5:24
Lol you are right
That piece of meat really pulled out a DudePerfect move
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This looks delicious. I really like adding a scattering of toasted pine nuts on my pasta for texture too.
Just subscribed, great recipes. Love the macros you provided. Great job 😊
thumbnail by itself looks so damn good 👍🏼
Thank you 🙏
I've been doing similar but instead of pasta I use packet Korean or Japanese noodles.
I cook about 250g skewer, kebab meat on its own in a pan until ready. Then cook the noodles in half to most a cup of water until ready to combine with flavour and put the meat back in. Avoiding oil extras.
5:09 I mean that wasn’t half of the glass. Don’t add half of the glass or you’ll end up with a soup like I did
i'm sure you know by now but kaufland's "favourite" brand in the green package is also made in la molisana factory, cost half of the original - rummo is amazing, just a tad too expensive IMHO but good for a treat . love edeka's offerings on their house brand for cheese and a bunch of other stuff too
I never get to kaufland but I will check out the pasta when I'm there, thanks for the tip!
surprised to see a traditional non-"anabolic alternative"(though this does have quite a bit of protein anyway) dish on your channel but not a bad surprise, I think you did a really good explaining everything and the idea with the egg bowl over the steaming pasta is something L'll probably steal. Also I agree rummo makes the best bronze cut pasta imo
I already know how to cook it 😂 I love it so much I almost cook it every day 😂
Ah, LaMolisana is my favourite ❤
amazing one - if you live in germany, you can get kaufland "favourites" brand which is also made in la molisana factory - cost half and tastes as good as the original
Looking amazing as ever!❤
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It is :)
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Not too sure about the egg White cooking so Little tho
Hi Felu. Really enjoying your channel, and this recipe is definitely mouth watering.
I would like to suggest you ditch the plastic cutting board in favor of perhaps a wooden one. The small plastic bits resulting from cutting food on top of it make their way into your food, and they're at best an "unnecessary" spice.
Keep up the great content!
so good, but those calories are out of this world. it's a dish i only have maybe 3x a year.
calories are quite high yes but every once in a while I make space in my macros and have this meal, I love it 😃
Man where were you a year ago when I first started. making carbonara. Every wrong move you pointed out cost me like 5 messed up carbonara. Nowadays it's fine but man I fucked up a lot of times. So don't give up guys.Also if guanciale is too expensive just buy the pork cubes. They got a lot of protein too.
When I was studying in Italy, my Italian flatmate always told me that I (German) was not using enough water for cooking the pasta. Now an Italian living in Germany is telling me to use less😅
Is it a carbonara (armatriciana, cacio e pepe...) specific thing because the pasta water used for the sauce should be rich in starch?
as an italian living in germany, i can tell you... use however much or little water you like, the goal is for the sauce to stick to the pasta and the cooking pasta water which is indeed rich in starch helps the sauce become like a coating so that they just blend well - how much or how little depends on how much pasta you make . i'd say rule of thumb one cooking spoon worth of water for each portion, but do experiment with it
No protein powder in the sauce ? 😂
I think this is the first actual cheat meal I've seen from this channel, looks delicious!
However I think that the macros for the UNCOOKED spaghetti was used in the summary...
yes, because the weight also refers to the uncooked spaghetti. he used 100g spaghetti uncooked and tracked 100g uncooked. all correct
@petemiller2651 Wouldn't really make sense to track uncooked since he's eating it cooked...
Never count cooked stuff always uncooked. Calories on the package most of the time are counted for uncooked thing. For the pasta the difference between cooked and uncooked is water. Pasta's weight roughly doubles after cooking so if you count pasta afterwards you end up eating a lot less calories (assuming uncooked values on the package) than you counted. Meat on the other hand is opposite it loses weight after cooking.@@ariel1k2
@@ariel1k2 Actually you should always track the uncooked food, because that also is what the nutritional information on the packaging refers to in 95% of the cases.
@@manolomonetha8238 In my country they always have nutritional facts for both
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The temperature for the pancetta is too high. This amount of smoke means it is unhealthy. Use low temperature for a longer time before you do anything else.
What a sad life if this is your cheat meal
what kind of cheat meal would make his life not sad?
Looks excellent to me. Keep hating dork
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@@ictogon I think he'd rather have the carbonara lol
Carbonara is also my cheat meal and would never want to swap it with random ass fast food lol