Here it is. The first pasta I've ever made.
I cooked the pasta and made the sauce completely from scratch.
It's sitting right here.
But I'm afraid to eat it.
In a few minutes, if I haven't managed to poison myself, I'll let you know how it went.
Well, I'm alive.
At first, I thought I had done a pretty decent job.
The more I ate, however, the more wrong I was.
By the end of the bowl, I was basically eating soggy pasta and crushed tomato.
Let's just say that if anyone needs a cook, I should be the last on your list.
Recipe:
I cooked the pasta and made the sauce completely from scratch.
It's sitting right here.
But I'm afraid to eat it.
In a few minutes, if I haven't managed to poison myself, I'll let you know how it went.
A few terrifying moments later
At first, I thought I had done a pretty decent job.
The more I ate, however, the more wrong I was.
By the end of the bowl, I was basically eating soggy pasta and crushed tomato.
Let's just say that if anyone needs a cook, I should be the last on your list.
Recipe:
- 1. Put water on to boil.
- 2. Forget you did that and come back after most of it has evaporated.
- 3. Boil more water.
- 4. Look for tomato paste. When you don't find any, give up and decide to melt cheese.
- 5. Pour a whole bag of pasta into the water.
- 6. Put a sauce pan on a burner, pour oil into it.
- 7. Hope that you're supposed to put oil in sauce.
- 8. Cut onions and put them in oil pan.
- 9. Find tomato paste, realize it's moldy.
- 10. Find a closed can of tomato paste but no can opener
- 11. Briefly debate just scooping out the moldy bits of the other tomato paste.
- 12. Remember that you don't like food poisoning and go back to the closed can.
- 13. Go at it like a mad-man with a sharp knife from the Sharp Knife drawer.
- 14. Realize that the onions are burning and hectically scoop tomato paste out of the can with a spoon onto the pan, splattering yourself and the pasta with oil.
- 15. Stir.
- 16. Check on the pasta and find there's no water left, turn the heat all the way down.
- 17. Stir the sauce a bit more.
- 18. Add some more onions.
- 19. Remember that Alyson usually puts spices in her sauce; look through spice drawer to see what is handy
- 20. Find and add oregano, that's usually in a tomato sauce, right?
- 21. Add a bit of black pepper to taste.
- 22. Use an unnecessarily excessive amount of pans to drain the pasta.
- 23. Become disheartened when the pasta holds it shape, but hopeful again when it goes back to normal pasta texture after a bit of wiggling.
- 24. Take the sauce off the stove.
- 25. Scoop some pasta, using yet another utensil, into a bowl.
- 26. Mix up the proportions and add too much sauce for the amount of pasta.
- 27. Take a picture.
- 28. Blog about it.
- 29. Eat.
- 30. Try not to think about all the dishes you have to go wash.
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