One box rigatoni.
One bunch new asparagus (i.e. local rather than Peruvian or Chinese).
One cup fresh shelled broadbeans.
One pack fetta (local is fine; it doesn't have to come from Greece or Bulgaria or Denmark).
Olive oil.
Garlic.
Boil rigatoni, adding broadbeans and asparagus chopped in two a minute or two before completion.
Drain. Return to pan having added a little olive oil and a finely chopped garlic clove. Stir over low heat to coat in oil and garlic shards.
Serve with fetta crumbled over.
Drink: chardonnay, if you can find one that still tastes like chardonnay. They used to call it the red wine drinkers' white, but that was a long time ago.
One bunch new asparagus (i.e. local rather than Peruvian or Chinese).
One cup fresh shelled broadbeans.
One pack fetta (local is fine; it doesn't have to come from Greece or Bulgaria or Denmark).
Olive oil.
Garlic.
Boil rigatoni, adding broadbeans and asparagus chopped in two a minute or two before completion.
Drain. Return to pan having added a little olive oil and a finely chopped garlic clove. Stir over low heat to coat in oil and garlic shards.
Serve with fetta crumbled over.
Drink: chardonnay, if you can find one that still tastes like chardonnay. They used to call it the red wine drinkers' white, but that was a long time ago.
But why not Greek or Bulgarian or Danish fetta? They have to fill those iron ore ships with something for the return journey and the Chinese (as far as I know) don't make fetta.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure they're working on it, Neil.
ReplyDeleteHi Neil,
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