The sauciest vegetarian carbonara to try this week
Sponsored by Barilla Al Bronzo
When considering comfort food, it’s hard to pass on a classic spaghetti carbonara.
This vegetarian twist captures the same rich and creamy flavours, minus any meat. By combining tender leeks and delicious yellow capsicums, this dish creates a velvety sauce that perfectly clings to each strand of Barilla Al Bronzo Spaghetti.
This special pasta is crafted using the exclusive ‘Lavorazione Grezza’ bronze-cut method, giving it a rough, textured surface that binds effortlessly with any sauce. Made with the highest quality durum wheat, Al Bronzo packs over 14 per cent protein, has a robust texture and perfect al dente bite every time. Its generous thickness and intense roughness make it the ideal choice for dishes that demand a pasta with character and depth.
Elevate your pasta nights with this recipe that’s comforting, delicious, and oh so satisfying. Watch the full video to follow along at home.
Ingredients:
- 400g Barilla Al Bronzo Spaghetti
- 50g leeks
- 4 yellow capsicums
- 20g red chilli
- 40g Pecorino Romano
- Extra Virgin Olive Oil
- Freshly cracked black pepper
Method:
- Thinly slice the leeks lengthwise.
- De-seed and chop capsicum.
- Toss ingredients in a pan with olive oil over low heat and season well.
- Blitz vegetables in a blender with Pecorino, a pinch of salt and drizzle of olive oil (tip: add olive oil gradually until the desired consistency is achieved).
- In a large pot prepare Barilla Al Bronzo Spaghetti per pack instructions.
- Once al dente, strain the Spaghetti, return it to the pan and toss in capsicum cream.
- Top with remaining Pecorino and season with black pepper to serve.
For Barilla, the art of pasta making is a tradition they have been perfecting since 1877. Today, this passion reaches from their home in Italy, all across the world. Barilla Al Bronzo is available nationally in Coles , Woolworths and Independent grocers.
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Original URL: https://www.smh.com.au/goodfood/recipes/the-sauciest-vegetarian-carbonara-to-try-this-week-20240626-p5joyq.html