
1. Always pat dry before marinating
2. Always thoroughly defrost before cooking.
Failure to do the above can lead to super dangerously pop-py cooking experience.
It can also lead to the outer layers becoming burnt before the insides can be thoroughly cooked.
The creamy fettucine here is a variation of the carbonara i did the previous week.
Here what i used is butter, loads of garlic, cheese and mushroom.
and here's what i learned this week.
3. Mushrooms actually take quite a bit of time to cook.
4. Al dente pasta is freaking hard to achieve.
Cheesy Garlic Bread
Now this one turned out really good.
I got the recipe from HERE
What I did was first, sweat some garlic and olive oil in a pan.
Then pour it over a block of butter.
Then i applied this garlic butter on the bread, add freshly grated cheese...and Ching!

Wonderful garlic bread with oozing oodles of cheese. Mamamia!

1 comment:
If you are looking for true Al Dente Pasta try www.aldentepasta.com. unless it is available in your local grocery store. Be sure to cook it only 3 minutes. It is amazing and truly "tender but firm.
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