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3 Chefs Cook Pasta Carbonara 3 Ways: Traditional, Modern, Experimental Bon Apptit

3 Chefs Cook Pasta Carbonara 3 Ways: Traditional, Modern, Experimental Bon Apptit

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Rating: 4.5; Vote: 2
We challenged three of our esteemed chefs - Carla Lalli Music, Chris Morocco and Sohla El-Waylly -- to each make different versions of the same dish: pasta carbonara. While each variant has to be similar in some ways (porky, cheesy, salty, etc, each chef was assigned a different interpretation to cook up: traditional, modern and experimental. Which one would you want to try? FYI you're allowed to say all three
Date: 2020-04-16

Comments and reviews: 10


These BA videos are fun, creative, informative and interesting, and the people in them have real personality. That said, I'm getting very tired of the frequency of bleeped out f-bombs in nearly every segment. Maybe you all could make a resolution to not use f-bombs for an entire f-bombing season and give us an f-bombing break for f-bomb's sake. Thanks a f-bombing lot.
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every time i watch Sohla she becomes more of my favorite personality at BA. i mean come on she turned spaghetti into freaking popcorn and made a entirely new desert out of thin air. if i had a ice cream machine i would totally make that ice cream. also both Carla and Chris's dishes look so freaking good. you can almost smell it through the monitor.
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Grilled fresh pecorino + honey it's actually a dessert by it self. And in Sardinia we have sevadas wich is like a big fried raviolo filled wirh very fresh pecorino and covered with honey while still hot. Just to say that the experimental version could have used it witgout fear
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These three are such a pleasure to watch. They're all extremely competent, but quirky and entertaining as well. It's a very lovely combination, honestly. While I do agree that Sohla should have her own show already, I would love to see these three do this sort of thing again.
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Sohlas idea of putting cheese in ice cream is definitely not off the rails. In the Philippines, theres a brand called Magnolia and theres a flavor called Mais Queso which literally translates to corn cheese. It didnt phase me when she wanted to put cheese in the ice cream LOL
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My mind is blown by how much I love this. Three amazing (in look and sound. I gotta try it) dishes. Extensive knowledge informing the exciting creativity used in each of them. Kind and collaborative chefs supporting and cheering each other through the process. Amazing.
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I've had Gorgonzola and walnut gelato in Italy, in a place that held the title of World's best icecream for about 5 years, so the parm icecream isn't that weird Sohla XD (btw you gotta try it, it was amazing, I've had it along with Raspberry Rosemary)
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Can we get an episode about using let over animal fats? It's something I know I can cook with, but I don't know what to do or how or when I shouldn't. I think it could be up Brad's alley. I really just want to be able to use as much of the animal as I can.
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We need more of these shows The comparison between traditional, modern and experimental is great. Experimental would seem too over the top if you didn't see the other two for grounding
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This was a great idea for a series. I also love how the three different chefs are bouncing ideas off of each other to make sure they are distinct, etc.
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