SicilianItalian
Pasta Alla Carrettiera
by Chef Max Mariola · 1.1M subscribers on YouTube
A quick and flavorful Sicilian pasta made with few pantry staples like bucatini, anchovies, garlic, pecorino, breadcrumbs, and dried tomatoes. Chef Max Mariola's revisited version adds extra crunch and creaminess for a spectacular 10-minute meal.
- Difficulty
- easy
Ingredients
9 items- Garlic4 cloves, divided: 2 for breadcrumbs, 2 for sauce
- Anchovies in Oilto taste
- Pangrattato grossocoarse breadcrumbs
- Chili Pepperto taste
- Dried Tomatoessun-dried tomatoes, preferably cherry tomatoes
- Pecorino Romanoto taste, for grating
- Parsleyfresh, chopped
- Bucatinior spaghetti, 400g typical
- Olive Oilextra virgin, plenty
Method
- Place a pan over medium heat with plenty of olive oil. Grate two cloves of garlic directly into the oil and add the anchovy fillets. Stir gently until the anchovies melt completely.
- Add coarse breadcrumbs to the pan and toast them, stirring often, until they are golden and oily. Transfer the breadcrumbs to a bowl and set aside.
- In the same pan (or another), add more olive oil and two more cloves of garlic, sliced or whole. Immediately add a splash of water to prevent the garlic from burning. Add a little chilli pepper and let it infuse.
- Cook the bucatini in a large pot of salted water for about 6 minutes (2 minutes less than the package directions so you can finish cooking them in the sauce).
- Transfer the bucatini to the pan with the sauce, along with a little pasta water. Turn off the heat. Add the dried tomatoes (sun-dried cherry tomatoes) and toss gently.
- Grate plenty of Pecorino Romano over the pasta and stir energetically off the heat to create a creamy emulsion. Adjust consistency with a little pasta water if needed.
- Serve the pasta topped with the reserved breadcrumbs and a generous sprinkle of fresh parsley. Enjoy immediately with a glass of white wine.
Chef Max Mariola
Professional chefReviewer1.1M subscribers on YouTube400.6M total channel viewsChef italiano. Ricette cucinate a casa, focus completo sulle ricette.


