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Meanwhile, cook the pork (guanciale, pancetta or bacon) until slightly crispy. Add the drained, cooked pasta to the skillet with the pork, stirring to combine. Transfer the pasta to a serving bowl.

You should use guanciale, cured pig cheek, although you could substitute the less tasty pancetta. Use pecorino cheese here rather than the posher (and dearer) Parmesan.

Classic carbonara recipes include pancetta (or guanciale ... noodles and cheese sauce, make your bacon. Just like classic carbonara recipes do with guanciale, you'll chop up your raw bacon ...

2. In a large soup pot over low heat, heat the olive oil. (If the guanciale is particularly fatty, you can cut the amount of olive oil in half.) Add the guanciale and cook, stirring frequently ...

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You should use guanciale, cured pig cheek, although you could substitute the less tasty pancetta. Use pecorino cheese here rather than the posher (and dearer) Parmesan.