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Old 16-09-2004, 20:02   #106
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Re: Pot-Noodles

Funny! I have read this entire thread and at no point have I even been tempted to go out and buy let alone consider eating any pot noodles.

However tonight I have prepared and consumed Genoese Pesto spaghetti.

Yes I made my own pesto sauce.Fresh! With Basil and toasted pinenuts and garlic and olive oil and Parmesan.Marvelous what you can do with a food processor.

Yum!!
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Old 16-09-2004, 21:09   #108
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Re: Pot-Noodles

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Funny! I have read this entire thread and at no point have I even been tempted to go out and buy let alone consider eating any pot noodles.

However tonight I have prepared and consumed Genoese Pesto spaghetti.

Yes I made my own pesto sauce.Fresh! With Basil and toasted pinenuts and garlic and olive oil and Parmesan.Marvelous what you can do with a food processor.

Yum!!
well....I made a vegy rissotto with leek, garlic, skinned baby tomatoes, courgette, mushroom, vegy stock,and rissotto rice and a chopped up spring onion to garnish

It was tasting absaluutly scrummy...........until I added the yoghurt...mmm I don't think I will do that again
and it didn't taste anything like a pot noodle or a pot rice
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Old 16-09-2004, 21:12   #109
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well....I made a vegy rissotto with leek, garlic, skinned baby tomatoes, courgette, mushroom, vegy stock,and rissotto rice and a chopped up spring onion to garnish

It was tasting absaluutly scrummy...........until I added the yoghurt...mmm I don't think I will do that again
and it didn't taste anything like a pot noodle or a pot rice
Yes I think the yoghurt was a mistake.I suggest some white wine next time.

Were you using proper risotto rice?
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I went to Burger King I was going to go to the chippy but I thought I'd splurge a bit. I'm eating a lot of pasta and onion at the moment - simple, yummy and cheap.
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I went to Burger King I was going to go to the chippy but I thought I'd splurge a bit. I'm eating a lot of pasta and onion at the moment - simple, yummy and cheap.
Fried onion?
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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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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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Yes I think the yoghurt was a mistake.I suggest some white wine next time.

Were you using proper risotto rice?
Oh I forgot there was some white wine in it .....sort of ..... dry martini there wasn't any white wine open

yes it was proper carnaroli riotto rice
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Oh I forgot there was some white wine in it .....sort of ..... dry martini there wasn't any white wine open

yes it was proper carnaroli riotto rice
Then add butter but not yoghurt next time.Wasn't strawberry was it?
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Then add butter but not yoghurt next time.Wasn't strawberry was it?
Hmmm there's an idea no, it was natural , a bit too tart tho.It will be parmi shano regy arno next time( not out of a cardboard drum) The real block of cheese wiv da writing on a da side
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Sheesh I sure made a hungry thread here
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Hmmm there's an idea no, it was natural , a bit too tart tho.It will be parmi shano regy arno next time( not out of a cardboard drum) The real block of cheese wiv da writing on a da side
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what a pig - oops, grana padano :clash of cymbals:
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