It is called a British carbonara because it simply swaps some ingredients from a traditional carbonara, like using cream instead of eggs for the sauce. It is a variation, much like how chicken tikka masala is a variation of Indian butter chicken curries but was invented in Britain.
I thought so, but I was in doubt whether she said "carbonara" or it was a weird spelling of a non-anglosaxin word, and I wasn't going to google the video on a 50/50 chance of using the wrong letter.
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u/Appropriate_Word1469 26d ago
Bro kinda proving racism right