
Alton Brown Typically Drains His Pasta By Hand. Here's Why - Tasting Table
Nobody likes doing unnecessary dishes, and Brown goes so far as to say he drains his pasta with tongs to avoid cleaning the colander — but it's also …
Renowned chef Alton Brown has once again captured the attention of food enthusiasts with his latest culinary creation: 'Breakfast Carbonara'. In a recent video, Brown guides viewers through the unconventional yet seemingly delicious process of preparing pasta for the first meal of the day. The video showcases Brown's signature blend of clear instruction and witty commentary. He demonstrates key steps, starting with boiling pasta and browning sausage. The recipe incorporates a mix of spices, fresh parsley, and green onions, culminating in a rich sauce made from eggs and Pecorino Romano cheese. A dramatic flambe moment adds a touch of theatricality to the cooking process. Brown humorously justifies the breakfast pasta, stating, 'Why not have pasta for breakfast? You got the whole day to work it off.' He also playfully advises viewers to remove their aprons before an imagined truck incident, a nod to his distinctive, engaging style. The finished dish, garnished with breadcrumbs and parsley, appears to be a hearty and innovative breakfast option, sparking interest among his dedicated fanbase and new viewers alike.
Nobody likes doing unnecessary dishes, and Brown goes so far as to say he drains his pasta with tongs to avoid cleaning the colander — but it's also …