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Pesto (my favourite being red pepper and walnut), peppers and mushrooms (fresh or frozen) and sliced sausages.
Pesto (my favourite being red pepper and walnut), peppers and mushrooms (fresh or frozen) and sliced sausages.
It's bloody tasty so I can live with it being wicked and wrong.Pesto is green - it only has basil, garlic, parmesan, pine nuts and olive oil, salt and pepper in it. Anything other than that is wicked and wrong. Sorry.
It's bloody tasty so I can live with it being wicked and wrong.
Smoked Salmon bits when on offer pop into a frying pan with a drizzle of olive oil, wind round then squeeze some lemon juice over it, black pepper and a pinch of salt, when warm enough, pour in a small carton of fat free natural yoghurt, switch OFF heat, do not bring to a bubble or yougurt will spilt; pick up the pan with your cooked drained pasta, remove lid and wind in the frying pan contents.
Serve with chopped parsley on top or mixed in whilst cooking salmon; either works. Sit down and enjoy the mouth watering flavours. If you wish you can put a wedge of lemon on top for a squeeze of additional citrus flavour. Mmmmmm, wonderful. I'm peckish now.
Anchovies, chilli, garlic, parsley, tomatoes, olives and capers. Fry the first three gently, add the fourth, then the fifth, simmer awhile and add the last two when the pasta is nearly done. No cheese needed.
whore's pasta. yum!
and the other is so frighteningly simple that Brits don't believe you when you tell them.
Spot on. Tart-tastic. There are only two kinds of spaghetti better than this. One requires palourde clams, which are not always easy to come by, and the other is so frighteningly simple that Brits don't believe you when you tell them.
Oil, garlic and chilli. Parsley if you want to push the boat out.
I love that - but I add Parmesan. I like Parmesan .