Pasta and Sauce

Brynn

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Just having pasta and sauce and the thought came to me.

How do you like it? with lots of sauce? not lots of sauce?
 

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indeed, and if it's carbonara then I want extra cheese, and bacon!
 

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Being Italian, LOTS OF SAUCE is a must.

Oh and it must be rich :) and the pasta mixed with some of the source before being presented.....
 

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Hardly any sauce here. Used to eat it plain with nothing on at all but starting to use a little of that "Pasta: Stir and Serve" stuff. If I'm really hungry I'll have pasta, bacon, onions and peas - used to have chicken with it too but trying to save money.
 

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I love lots of sauce. Sometimes we have jars from the supermarket and sometimes I make my own in a blender.

1 tin of plumb tomatoes, a dried chilli, garlic, gravy granuals, soy sauce, mixed herbs....whatever I fancy at the time really. Always turns out really nice....apart from the time I added spinach. :puke:
 

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What Deebs said ^^


Bonus question, do you make your own sauce or use jars?

Tend to make me own meself :eek:
 

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Whenever I've eaten in Italy, the tendency has been to only put a small amount of sauce on, just enough to give the pasta a light coat once the dish has been mixed.

Although personally, I like lots of sauce, and garlic bread to mop it up :p
 

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I don't remember that one, although the "what did you call your genitals as a child?" thread wasn't just inherently useless but slightly disturbing.
 

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Tom said:
I like lots of sauce, and garlic bread to mop it up :p


arrrr! with home made garlic butter!! ye gods, my coworkers fear me for days after one of those. no amount of teeth brushing is proof against my extra-loverly garlic bread :D
 

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I haven't had pasta in ages. Although I did have a rather nice Ranch salad with crispy bacon tonight.
 

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Being non-Italian, it still needs lots o' sauce!
 

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Lots of lovely red stuff, with a big fat flat mushroom in the middle! With olive oil & some of my Zanzibar spices round the edges! hmmm lol (I'm fekin starving now ffs!)

:p
 

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Your all making me hungry fs, havent had breakfast yet :(
 

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Plenty of sauce (although not so much as to drown the pasta), with a fair amount of cheese on top.

And spicy is, of course, teh w1n :D
 

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bigcompany's menu today is something crap :(
 

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LOTS of pasta and a small amount of bolognaise / sauce.

Wife makes the best Bol ive ever tasted :D
 

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most deffo has to be extra sauce and spices, with a sprinkling of cheese which is then melted under the grill to give that extra spice.

tescos have this ready grated mixed cheese with spices, it rocks on almost anything plain, i dump a pile of it onto the pasta and fire it under the grill for a few minutes to brown it off.

sometimes i take urges for adding sliced sausage and bacon to the pasta :eek6:
 

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For me it has to be fresh tomato and basil sauce with a bit of a kick using some birds eye chillies and loads of fresh parmasan on top. It also helps to use decent pasta, fresh if possible, but failing that a good imported Italian pasta - definately not the white pasty supermarket crap. The pasta should also be cooked al dente.
 

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Currently eating a Tesco Honey and Mustard Chicken Snack Salad for lunch, it is the yum!
 

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TdC said:
bigcompany's menu today is something crap :(

On similar lines we had spaghetti blognaise (their spelling) again yesterday and as a means of improvement I suggested to them to stick a tin of plum tomatoes into it...

...unfortunately they just opened a tin and stuck it on top of the pasta :eek7: We'll get there in the end I guess...
 

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I have read none of the above replies, theres no need. You wanna know why?

ITALIAN MEATBALLS PWNS ALL!!:eek:


Samm ain't cooked them for ages now, says she won't until I sort the kitchen out :(
 

Tom

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gnocchi di patate owns your meatballs TBFH.
 

Alliandre

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Trem said:
I have read none of the above replies, theres no need. You wanna know why?

ITALIAN MEATBALLS PWNS ALL!!:eek:


Samm ain't cooked them for ages now, says she won't until I sort the kitchen out :(

Couldn't you cook them yourself? :p

And I like very little sauce and more pasta.
 

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I like swedish meatballs. The ones you get frozen from ikea. Luverly.
 

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if you aint got much money - pasta, tomatoe sauce from a bottle and bits of bacon on top is quite nice :/
 

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