In an unforgettable episode of 'No Reservations', Anthony Bourdain discovers cacio e pepe in Rome, a dish he calls 'the best ...

Italian scientists have drawn from thermodynamic principles to prevent a famous pasta from turning into a gooey mess.

But, for practical purposes, there was a problem—one that may help explain why making cacio e pepe can be so frustrating: pasta water usually only retains a starch level of about one percent after ...

GIACOMO BARTOLUCCI, a biophysicist at the University of Barcelona who was among the Italian physicists who wrote a paper detailing their technique for preventing a classic dish, cacio e pepe, from ...

If you’ve ever been to a prestigious Italian restaurant, you’ve likely come across cacio e pepe. Literally meaning “cheese and pepper,” it’s a pasta dish that stands out on the menu ...

If you've never tried it, cacio e pepe is one of the great, incredibly simple pastas of Rome. In an episode of "No Reservations," wandering chef Anthony Bourdain went so far as to say the dish ...