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A one‑pot Italian pasta where tubetti cooks directly in a silky pea‑cream sauce, finished with grated pecorino and a velvety egg‑cheese emulsion. Fresh or frozen peas, ultra‑fine pecorino, and careful stirring give a restaurant‑quality dish at home.
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