Spicy seafood pasta dish.
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Spicy seafood pasta dish.
I was in a rush to make a quick, tasty pasta dish last night, having been at work all day and shopping afterwards.
I sauteed a couple of diced red onions, crushed garlic, chopped red and yellow pepper a red chilli until soft, added two cans of chopped tomatoes and cooked through. I threw in a defrosted bag of squid, mussels, crayfish, king prawns and normal prawns to cook through at the end. It was tossed through a bowl of freshly cooked spaghetti and eaten by the whole family, even the dog had some prawns and mussels in his dish!
I sauteed a couple of diced red onions, crushed garlic, chopped red and yellow pepper a red chilli until soft, added two cans of chopped tomatoes and cooked through. I threw in a defrosted bag of squid, mussels, crayfish, king prawns and normal prawns to cook through at the end. It was tossed through a bowl of freshly cooked spaghetti and eaten by the whole family, even the dog had some prawns and mussels in his dish!
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Hi Louise,
Your'e makinking me hungry again. over here they cook pasta with seafood italian style and believe me it's mouth watering. you have a lot in common with the missus, she likes walking and cooking. the trouble is that she won;t convince me for a 3 mile walk unless there's a free cnc lathe at the other end.
victor
Your'e makinking me hungry again. over here they cook pasta with seafood italian style and believe me it's mouth watering. you have a lot in common with the missus, she likes walking and cooking. the trouble is that she won;t convince me for a 3 mile walk unless there's a free cnc lathe at the other end.
victor