Carbonara may be one of the most familiar pasta recipes around, but since it's made with pork, eggs and dairy, it's off-limits to many eaters. Major pasta producer Barilla aims to remedy that issue with its latest project, Open Carbonara. Barilla took the classic Italian dish and made it more inclusive by adapting the recipe to accommodate various dietary restrictions.
A team of chefs led by Marco Martini chose ingredients such as potatoes, soy flakes, saffron and celery root to preserve traditional carbonara's texture and flavor. Open Carbonara is the first offering in Barilla's upcoming Open Recipes platform, which will redesign beloved pasta dishes to make them accessible to a much wider audience. The company's Food Academy is working with culinary experts from various cultural backgrounds to ensure a truly inclusive dining experience.
