Having access to a kitchen while traveling, to me, is essential. We rarely stay in hotels; instead, we often book our stay with Airbnb. Staying and eating out in a metropolitan city like Copenhagen for almost two weeks can be quite costly. To spend our budget economically, I often choose lunch, rather than dinner, to eat out (since most restaurants offer special and more affordable lunch menus) and just a few nights out for dinner when we really want to enjoy the night view and hang out late.
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Showing posts with label pasta. Show all posts
19.4.19
26.9.18
Zucchini and Wild Mushroom Carbonara 櫛瓜與野生菇Carbonara義大利麵
When it comes to pasta sauce, strangely, I’m not such a big fan of most tomato-based sauces. Instead, I’m more of a creamy sauce kind of person, but let’s face it, most of the creamy pasta sauces tend to be a bit rich. Carbonara is a good example. It often contains cream and a lot of cheese. Of course, there are ways to make vegan versions of it, but I still prefer to use real dairy.
11.6.14
Penne with Fiddlehead Ferns, Yellow Wax Beans and Lemony Spinach-Pistachio Pesto 義大利麵與野生蕨菜、菜豆和檸檬菠菜開心果青醬
When
I went to the Marché du Vieux Port a few weeks ago, I was very
happy to see that slowly, spring vegetables are starting to make
their appearance. Besides some lettuce, one of the few greens you'd
find are fiddlehead ferns. When I first encountered this rare spring
delicacy back in 2010 in New York at a farmer's market, their unusual
curlicue shape caught my eyes and lit my curiosity. If I remember
correctly, it was just starting to get some "recognition"
at the time. Without knowing exactly what it was or how it tasted, my
intuition told me to grab a handful of them. I was so excited about
it that I rushed home and immediately cooked them that evening!
O(≧▽≦)O
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