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(, Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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Its around a year since I last made it. I know it goes in boiling water, but how long for if you want it tasting non soggy? I'll be adding pesto and cheese in large quantities so if it tastes shit it won't matter as much.
/run out of nice food emo
(, Wed 2 Jun 2010, 16:52, 56 replies, latest was 16 years ago)
What does it say on the packet? Generally 6-14 minutes, test it every minute.
(, Wed 2 Jun 2010, 16:54, Reply)
I was thinking the packet stuff.
(, Wed 2 Jun 2010, 16:56, Reply)
step outside the M25 and say that. Oh I forgot, you're physically incapable.
(, Wed 2 Jun 2010, 17:09, Reply)
I'll get al to kick you at download for me
(, Wed 2 Jun 2010, 17:10, Reply)
is the bucket. See you in London then beckster *stern faces*
(, Wed 2 Jun 2010, 17:13, Reply)
Just keep it simmering and poke it with a fork or eat a bit of it until it's to your liking.
And hello missy ;)
(, Wed 2 Jun 2010, 16:58, Reply)
You got sundried tomartoes, garlic and a bit of pasta (preffably pasta that isn't string-like, like taglatelly or spaggetty)? yup? Good. Nope? Go out and get, pick up some olive oil while you're out too, for christ's sake, you're making a scene.
1 - Boil the kettle, luv'.
2 - Chop up about 3 cloves of garlic, or a bit more if you like a bit more, or a bit less if you like a bit less.
3 - Chop up the sundried tomartoes too into bite sized chunks, average tomarto can split into 3, goddit so far?
4 - Kettle's boiled, put it into a saucepan with some salt (for christ sake, don't tell me you've not got any salt, you're a disgrace !), turn the hob on and let it simmer.
5 - Add the pasta to the water, about half of the serving bowl is the right amount, want a bit more? Feel free to add some more, it's christmas this year after all.
6 - Get a frying pan on and put some olive oil in it, add the sun dried tomartos, use a medium-low heat yeah', it'll only be doing you a favour.
7 - It's been a few minutes, the sun dried tomartos are a bit blackend, bung the garlic in, there's a good girl.
8 - Garlic is starting to go brown? Turn the heat off and leave it, don't piss about, just leave it.
9 - It's been about 10 minutes now, test the pasta, do you like it? drain it, is it to hard for you, give it a minute or two and then try again. Not hard, not in the slightest.
10 - Add the pasta to the garlic and the sundried tomartos, get right in there and mix it up a little.
11 - "And that is all she wrote", as they say.
One thing though, if you like those little fish-sticks, the white ones with pink top, chop them into three and add them between stage 8 and 9. Fancy spicing things up a bit? Add some chorizo, and I don't need to tell you to take off the skin and put that before stage 6 and let them chrispen up.
Now, no need for your thanks. Your love and admeration is enough thanks for me, can't go to Tescos with that, but you can't go to tescos with a lot of things.
(, Wed 2 Jun 2010, 17:06, Reply)
I got pasta shells, pesto and cheese only
(, Wed 2 Jun 2010, 17:08, Reply)
You must have something more than that, some paprika? any sort of meat (even if it's peparami or twizzle sticks in the freezer) ? What sort of things do you have in jars (got any sweetcorn in a can?)? Condiments, women, CONDIMENTS, what condiments do you have?
(, Wed 2 Jun 2010, 17:11, Reply)
It was fucking lush.
(, Wed 2 Jun 2010, 17:16, Reply)
And put the beans in for some extra nutrition and texture, yes.
(, Wed 2 Jun 2010, 17:16, Reply)
Well, you could, if you had the lardar of someone who has a well stocked lardar*.
I don't think she plans ahead, I've always got _something_ that I can cook at all times, just in case the cashpoint swallowed my card and Nancy From Hollyoaks knocks at my door with a dire need of a good feeding.
* Yes, I know, that was the best mean-but-not-mean thing I could come up with for this, pathetic, on my part.
(, Wed 2 Jun 2010, 17:23, Reply)
I'd eat that. I like your thinking young Gonz
edit: in fact, I've just remembered I had chorizo beans on a baked potato a little while ago. it was insanely delicious
(, Wed 2 Jun 2010, 17:24, Reply)
I've tried incorporating it into things and it doesn't seem to work.
(, Wed 2 Jun 2010, 17:25, Reply)
mash a tin of beans with a tin of corned beef, wrap in puff pastry and bake. fucking outstanding.
(, Wed 2 Jun 2010, 17:26, Reply)
I've got about 8 recipys now photographed that I need to blog up.
I got NASTY drugs thinggy tomorow that'll knock me out for about 5 days, I need to think up things that are easy to make during this time rather than go mental on the take-aways.
(, Wed 2 Jun 2010, 17:26, Reply)
I need to get some of my recipes down at some point. close to perfecting my chilli recipe now. the addition of tequila last time was a major turning point I think.
(, Wed 2 Jun 2010, 17:28, Reply)
Have you tried treating it partially like a bolleganse and adding chicken liver? I bet that would work nicely. I like to add some balsamic to that too.
(, Wed 2 Jun 2010, 17:30, Reply)
I'll be trying that.
I've not added chicken liver. sounds interesting.
I eat chilli pretty much once a week as I can make a massive batch cheap and put it in the freezer. most recent revelations have been adding black treacle and tequila (previously Jack Daniels, but I ran out and discovered tequila works better)
(, Wed 2 Jun 2010, 17:33, Reply)
I tend not to cook things that require rice, that's my achillis heal when it comes to cooking.
(, Wed 2 Jun 2010, 17:49, Reply)
for a start only use basmati.
here is my method:
boil kettle
fill saucepan with boiling water
add rice
bring to boil
boil until rice is perfectly cooked
rinse in boiling water
(, Wed 2 Jun 2010, 18:14, Reply)
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