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(, Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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Today I cooked a pasta cake and made an amazing stir-fry that'll do me for lunch tomo.
I fucking love it when I get busy in the kitchen.
(, Tue 5 Jun 2012, 20:31, 3 replies, latest was 12 years ago)
I had marmite on toast for brunch, in sympathy for baz the other day.
I managed to keep it down
(, Tue 5 Jun 2012, 20:35, Reply)
I saw that earlier.
Pasta in a cake? Sounds weird.
Then again, I suppose pasta is just flour and water. More or less what goes in a cake anyway.
(, Tue 5 Jun 2012, 20:36, Reply)
i imagine it's like rice pudding

(, Tue 5 Jun 2012, 20:37, Reply)
Pasta cake sounds kinda wrong
I can't picture it working, is there a link?
(, Tue 5 Jun 2012, 20:39, Reply)
Google is your friend.
www.jamieoliver.com/recipes/pasta-recipes/special-spaghetti-cake
(, Tue 5 Jun 2012, 20:43, Reply)
Tetrazzini.
Thats different than the image i had in my mind. Plus I'm not a big fan of jamie oliver he over complicates simple dishes.
(, Tue 5 Jun 2012, 20:50, Reply)
Pretty close
instagr.am/p/LgURT4JFvT/

1) Cook the pasta for 5 minutes, if you can't find noodles in your local jewish section, then broken up spegetti would do.
2) Mix 200g sugar with 2 eggs, with some raisons and/or fruit peel.
3) Drain the pasta completely, pour it into the egg mixture.
4) Melt 50g of butter in a dish, use that to line the dish then pour the rest into the sugar/eggs/noodles.
5) Bake on about 140 for an hour or soo, 'till the top is golden brown.
(, Tue 5 Jun 2012, 21:10, Reply)
yuck

(, Tue 5 Jun 2012, 20:40, Reply)
Yup ! It works really well.
I have 12 pieces, they're about 3-4inches x 3-5 inches x 2 inches, depending on how uneven my cutting was, and 8 people to share them with plus a couple extras. They look tiny but they're quite filling.
(, Tue 5 Jun 2012, 21:03, Reply)
Alright Gonz.
You posted a tax issue the other week, did you get it resolved?
(, Tue 5 Jun 2012, 21:05, Reply)
Alright Jeff?
To be honest, I completely forgot about it, I'll send another email to my accountant =) His assistant said it wasn't unusual, that I have nothing to worry about and [accountant] will get back to me.
(, Tue 5 Jun 2012, 21:12, Reply)
Glad it isn't an issue.
And as for as I am, I'm sparred out.
(, Tue 5 Jun 2012, 21:13, Reply)
So it's basically a tortillla with spaghetti
I forgot the name for tortilla, so I put in spanish omlette as a search, and found this little nugget, EWWWWWWWW

www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=spanish%20omlette

Edit: didn't see the above post Pops, no offence but that looks kinda rank
(, Tue 5 Jun 2012, 21:13, Reply)
maybe he means pasta bake.

(, Tue 5 Jun 2012, 20:41, Reply)
No it was a cake.
I saw the pic on facebook.
(, Tue 5 Jun 2012, 20:41, Reply)
Good point PD
(glad to see you back)
(, Tue 5 Jun 2012, 20:42, Reply)
I ain't back.

(, Tue 5 Jun 2012, 20:43, Reply)
Why did you go?
I missed it.
(, Tue 5 Jun 2012, 20:43, Reply)
I'm glad you're back, too.
I summoned you the other night, did you see?
(, Tue 5 Jun 2012, 20:47, Reply)
Alrighty Candyman.

(, Tue 5 Jun 2012, 20:49, Reply)
; p

(, Tue 5 Jun 2012, 20:58, Reply)
I mised you Doze

(, Tue 5 Jun 2012, 21:06, Reply)
Maybe
but you ain't me, right?

On the off chance that The Disappointed is looking in, that is.

Lemon sole, lightly fried,is great. Unfortunately, Scotland has invented Ruskoline.
(, Tue 5 Jun 2012, 21:17, Reply)
But we also invented Arbroath Smokies.

(, Tue 5 Jun 2012, 21:27, Reply)
What are they?

(, Tue 5 Jun 2012, 21:28, Reply)
smoked fish

(, Tue 5 Jun 2012, 21:28, Reply)
But
that's only half the story. There's hot smoked fish, like Arbroath Smokies, in this case haddock which means it's cooked by hot smoke and sold cold. Only needs heating up, though.

And cold smoked fish, like kippers, which are herring, flavoured by smoke but not cooked. Needs some time in the oven to cook.

Both nom.
(, Tue 5 Jun 2012, 21:43, Reply)
and yet
both 'fish'


/doesn't like fish
(, Tue 5 Jun 2012, 21:44, Reply)
Indeed
hated fish as a kid.

As an adult, I like nothing more.
(, Tue 5 Jun 2012, 21:46, Reply)
Which
are heaven, in my view. As are kippers.

Yesterday, I had hot-smoked herring, called Jubilee Herring by my once-loved fishmonger. She was lightly rebuked. She blushed and said "I ken. I'm telt it's marketing bit it ken it's (whispered) shite."

Hot smoked herring is, em, aright. Prefer them natural, like fannies.
(, Tue 5 Jun 2012, 21:35, Reply)

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