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Welcome to 'Cooking with Keith' - your passport to European culinary delights! Join us on a gastronomic journey like no other as we bring the flavors of Europe right into your kitchen. Hosted by the charismatic Chef Keith of Valeria, each episode of Cooking with Keith promises a delectable adventure filled with mouthwatering recipes, culinary tips, and plenty of insight.
Cooking with Keith is more than just a cooking show - it's a celebration of European culture, history, and the joy of sharing good food with loved ones. Join us as we explore unique ingredients, uncover hidden culinary gems, and learn the secrets behind authentic European cooking.
Whether you're a seasoned chef or a kitchen novice, Cooking with Keith invites you to roll up your sleeves, grab your apron, and embark on a culinary adventure that will tantalize your taste buds and ignite your passion for European cuisine. So, grab a glass of wine, and let's savor the flavors of Europe together -Buon Appetito
Cooking with Keith is more than just a cooking show - it's a celebration of European culture, history, and the joy of sharing good food with loved ones. Join us as we explore unique ingredients, uncover hidden culinary gems, and learn the secrets behind authentic European cooking.
Whether you're a seasoned chef or a kitchen novice, Cooking with Keith invites you to roll up your sleeves, grab your apron, and embark on a culinary adventure that will tantalize your taste buds and ignite your passion for European cuisine. So, grab a glass of wine, and let's savor the flavors of Europe together -Buon Appetito
Authentic Roman Spaghetti Carbonara | No Cream, Just Perfection | Cooking with Keith
In this episode of Cooking with Keith, we’re embracing Roman tradition with the authentic recipe for Spaghetti Carbonara. No cream, no shortcuts-just simple, high-quality ingredients coming together to create a creamy, velvety pasta dish that defines Italian comfort food. 🍝✨
What Makes This Recipe Authentic:
Guanciale: Traditional cured pork jowl, bringing rich flavor and crispy texture to the dish.
Pecorino Romano: Sharp and salty, this sheep’s milk cheese is essential for the perfect sauce.
Organic Eggs: Fresh yolks are the star here, creating that luxurious, creamy coating.
Freshly Cracked Black Pepper: The aromatic spice that balances every bite.
In this episode:
Chef Keith shows you how to render guanciale to crispy perfection, keeping the flavorful fat for the sauce.
Learn the secrets to achieving the perfect creamy consistency without using cream-just eggs, Pecorino, and technique.
Discover how to properly cook and toss the spaghetti to ensure it absorbs the sauce for ultimate flavor.
Keith also shares tips for seasoning and plating to make your Carbonara not just authentic, but stunning!
Ingredients You'll Need:
100g spaghetti
2.5oz guanciale (or pancetta if unavailable)
40g Pecorino Romano, finely grated
3 large organic egg yolks
Freshly cracked black pepper
Salt (just a pinch for the pasta water)
Cooking Tips:
Use high-quality guanciale and Pecorino Romano for the best flavor-this dish shines with simplicity.
Toss the pasta off the heat to avoid scrambling the eggs; you want a silky, creamy sauce.
Don’t skip the fresh black pepper-it’s a key ingredient, not just a garnish!
Watch now to learn how to master this timeless Roman classic. Your family and friends will be asking for seconds, guaranteed! If you enjoy this recipe, don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more authentic dishes from around the world, right here on Cooking with Keith.
#CookingWithKeith #SpaghettiCarbonara #AuthenticItalian #RomanRecipes #Guanciale #pastaperfection
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⭐️ Eat at Valeria Restaurant:
valeriarestaurant.com
⭐️ Facebook:
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⭐️ Instagram:
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🎥 Chef: Keith Kuhn
🎥 Videographer: Ben Roberts
🎥 Produced by: RW Medias
www.rwmedias.com
What Makes This Recipe Authentic:
Guanciale: Traditional cured pork jowl, bringing rich flavor and crispy texture to the dish.
Pecorino Romano: Sharp and salty, this sheep’s milk cheese is essential for the perfect sauce.
Organic Eggs: Fresh yolks are the star here, creating that luxurious, creamy coating.
Freshly Cracked Black Pepper: The aromatic spice that balances every bite.
In this episode:
Chef Keith shows you how to render guanciale to crispy perfection, keeping the flavorful fat for the sauce.
Learn the secrets to achieving the perfect creamy consistency without using cream-just eggs, Pecorino, and technique.
Discover how to properly cook and toss the spaghetti to ensure it absorbs the sauce for ultimate flavor.
Keith also shares tips for seasoning and plating to make your Carbonara not just authentic, but stunning!
Ingredients You'll Need:
100g spaghetti
2.5oz guanciale (or pancetta if unavailable)
40g Pecorino Romano, finely grated
3 large organic egg yolks
Freshly cracked black pepper
Salt (just a pinch for the pasta water)
Cooking Tips:
Use high-quality guanciale and Pecorino Romano for the best flavor-this dish shines with simplicity.
Toss the pasta off the heat to avoid scrambling the eggs; you want a silky, creamy sauce.
Don’t skip the fresh black pepper-it’s a key ingredient, not just a garnish!
Watch now to learn how to master this timeless Roman classic. Your family and friends will be asking for seconds, guaranteed! If you enjoy this recipe, don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more authentic dishes from around the world, right here on Cooking with Keith.
#CookingWithKeith #SpaghettiCarbonara #AuthenticItalian #RomanRecipes #Guanciale #pastaperfection
⭐️ Please subscribe for more amazing recipes: th-cam.com/channels/GS5LijTIuRczpnMhdUsg6Q.html
⭐️ Eat at Valeria Restaurant:
valeriarestaurant.com
⭐️ Facebook:
valeriaboerne
⭐️ Instagram:
valeriaboerne
🎥 Chef: Keith Kuhn
🎥 Videographer: Ben Roberts
🎥 Produced by: RW Medias
www.rwmedias.com
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Your videos are amazing! Thank you for putting out such great content. The time and care you put into your work is truly commendable.
Hey Keith, I’m doing a project relating to two of your specialties: cooking Italian food, and making videos. I was wondering if you would have a few minutes in the next few weeks to sit down with me and have a quick interview, so I could get some tips from a pro!
There's a restaurant in Louisiana that does amazing pasta. I think the name of the place is Dee's.
Nice vid ! Looking good. the knife needs sharpening though..
Thanks for sharing. I only eat fish and poultry however I truly appreciate the TECHNIQUE. I was reared on.pasta every week back in the 50s when few Americans ate or appreciated it. . I will make this yummy dish sans the pork. It won't be as tasty Im.sure but that's okay. Again graz, grazi, grazi. Im.into techniques and plating.
You are so correct! Nice observation. You are probably a great cook/ chef as you noticed the knife was dull. I had just happened to have dropped my favorite Japanese petty knife that I use maybe 90% of the time right before filming and grabbed a German knife that had not been sharpened in time for the video. :) I have been reconsidering my professional use of knives since as they are so prone to breaking when simply dropped or mixed with other knives and the German knives seem to be so resilient and dependable. With proper care they seem to last 10 times longer. I still love Japanese knives. But they are a challenge just to keep them safe in an American kitchen.
the pasta neded to be in a pot with lots of water you did the pasta way wrong
He says in the beginning to do it that way so you get a creamier sauce. A big pot of water would wash away all of the starch.
@@ashleyroberts8708 oh i dont like the tatse of starch in pasta it makes it to gummy tatsting thats why i liketo wash of the starch
@@jessecampbell-o6v I don't either. But when you carefully take the pasta out without dumping all the water in, it leaves just enough starch to create a wonderfully creamy sauce, sans gumminess. It's what sets great pasta apart from standard, blah, American or French style pasta dishes.
I've cooked it at our restaurant maybe 6000 times and I truly believe it is much better this way. When you have done it 6000 times, maybe get back to us.
this is such high quality for a small channel wow i loved it
Great to see you back making videos, Chef Keith!
Amazing dish chef. Love the style and flavors. Can’t wait to see more
Can’t wait to try that! Save me a seat Keith!
This looks phenomenal 👌💯 such a delicious and impressive dish! Thank you so much for sharing. Full support! I hope you will also support me ❤️🌺
Going to
brilliant! thank you for sharing! i love this!
Chef Keith, I was wondering if chicken could be used as an alternative to pork?
Great!!
Hi Chef Keith, I wanted to personally thank you for the Tournedos Rossini recipe. My girlfriend loved it, and I couldn't have done it without your instructions.
Chef Keith, thank you for sharing Fusilli Della Nonna. The flavors and textures are delightful, and the blue cheese adds a wonderful depth. I'll definitely make it again. Your culinary expertise is much appreciated.
I'll have to head out there (from S.A.) after they get 1604 and I-10 finished
I really enjoyed your video on Lobster Bisque! The recipe looks delicious and I can't wait to try it. I love that you shared some of the history of the dish as well. Thank you for the great tutorial!
Anyone who says pineapple shouldn’t be on pizza has unsophisticated tastebuds
That’s a carbon steel pan my man.
I really enjoyed this video! The instructions were clear and easy to follow, and the dish itself was delicious. I especially liked the use of fresh Maine sea scallops, which added a nice touch of luxury. I will definitely be making this soon.
Hello chef can you make a video how to make a demi-glace recipe
Yes I can. Stay tuned !
@@CookingwithKeithShow thank you chef
Amazing dish. I lived in Europe for eight years and could get dishes like this and others you make. The problem is now in the states everything is too expensive. But I like your channel and recipes.
Man that looks good. My wallet would hurt but if I ever get a SO i would gladly spend the money for a special night
"Faux Gras"
You made it look easy, Chef, but with luxury ingredients like foie gras and truffles I think I’ll leave it to the professionals!
Looks great!
Thank you!
i saw the olive oil and knew he is a good chef
I’ve never added tomato to my vegetable stock before but now I’m going to try it!
Let us know how you like it!
Looks great!
You need more cuts in your edit and energy for better audience retention
I forgot how making the dough,letting it rest, then baking it takes 5-10 minutes. Seems more like 2 hours from start to ready to be eaten
Once the dough is made, it can be stored and with in 5-10mins baked fresh to perfection! Watch the full video for more details on how to do this.
5-10 minutes a day? Sure 😂🤣🤣
Check the full video for how this works!
Cool! I dont make bread but the process is really interesting
There is a full video were we go into all the details if you want to learn more!
Can active dry yeast be used in place of the fresh yeast if I can't get fresh yeast? If so, how much would I use?
Use 7 Grams for 1 kilo of bread flour. 1 Kg.=1000 gr
Thanks! I forgot to ask, would the active dry yeast be mixed into the flour dry?
@@jessicaburton9652 Pour water in bowl, add yeast, it will spread out then add flour followed by salt; start mixing.Personally I use instant dry yeast. Enjoy it
Thanks!
Love the video!! Slight nitpick but I think this would take longer than 5 minutes a day.
Thank you for your feedback. The thought is, it’s quick to make (some proofing time.) but once you’ve made the dough you can store it and quickly pop it in the over for fresh bread daily in only 5mins or so! Check out the full video for more ways to store the bread dough and how it all works. Hope this helps, happy baking!
How much yest
Thanks for the tip about freezing the dough. This will make having fresh bread for family dinners much easier!
Your bread is unforgettable!!
Wonderfully simple and looks delicious! I'm going to prepare it for Trina and I. Thanks for sharing, chef!
Happy it makes sense and thank you so much for your comment. :)
Great question-...Not necessarily. It is hard to justify only serving the most attractive morsels of lobster as what would happen with the rest of the meat? We simply use the pieces that are not the claw under the more attractive claw meat pieces. It all tastes delicious! But yes, putting the torn or not so perfect looking pieces of lobster on the display side of a lobster roll usually do not make it on videos I suppose! :)
@@CookingwithKeithShow thanks for the response! I didn’t know if there was actually differences in the parts of a lobster like there are huge differences of different pieces of other animals.
are loster rolls usually just claw meat? I keep seeing that on youtube, but I have never had an authentic one so just curious. Thanks!
Thanks for the tip about tipping the pan to cook the thicker bits all the way through! I wouldn’t have thought of that.
You make it look so easy!
That looks great
Thank you so much 💐👏🏻
This is actually really nice and relaxing. I'm looking forward to future episodes
Great simple and at the same time elegant recipe. However, chef, how come there is no Worcestershire sauce in the Mary Rose sauce?
Hi! Thanks so much for your question. Yea, normally this sauce has Worcestershire sauce as an ingredient. I thought about it long and hard and felt that with anchovies as a topping to the eggs , that the umami factor was taken care of with the anchovies. So I didn’t want to overpower the dish with too much “ umami”. If I were doing a shrimp/ prawn cocktail, I would definitely add the Worcestershire to the recipe (in this case maybe a teaspoon for the recipe illustrated) Thanks so much for this question. Thanks for your support as always! !
a really cool dish!
I think so too!
What a simple but elevated dish!! Love it as always!
Thanks so much! 😊