Thread: Pot-Noodles
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Old 16-09-2004, 21:23   #112
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Re: Pot-Noodles

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Originally Posted by Ramrod
Fried onion?
Small knob of butter and a splash of sunflower oil to stop the butter burning. Peel, top and tail a large red onion, then chop - I lay it down because I tend to cut myself with onions. Gently saute the onion until the red becomes a lovely translucent pink. Fling over the pasta - cooked in a huge pan of salted water (needs room to move). Sometimes I do a Tesco Finest pork and apple sausage or two, but they're expensive
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