I bought, among other things, radishes and potatoes today…which I realize I left sitting on the self-checkout carousel.
for two years, in summer, I went for study holiday in UK, I stayed in College and there was a canteen for meals: I must say that I can't complain about the quality of the meals, I ate well, but I always avoided pasta ... it was left forgotten in a container until someone asked for it, at which point they took it, and it looked like glue, put it in the plate and added sauce ... terrible!That’s the norm where I grew up, excepting a baked pasta dish, of course, and still largely is, even in a lot of family restaurants.
When we were first married, my wife would complain and complain when I’d mix the sauce and pasta together, because that’s associated with canned spaghetti, but after a few years of her complaining and me not listening, she finally gave up, and now that’s how she prefers it.
You mean all of Western Europe. Eunice is raging here , in Germany and Belgium/ France too. We're on the coast here and currently in the danger zone so boarded up inside
I am Portuguese, and I am doing just that
Our national airline TAP had an especially hard landing in Heathrow earlier today.
When I make bolognaise I'm forced by my lovely partner Angela to first put the raw pasta in her bowl before I attempt to have my starchy pasta mix with the meat sauce. Then I add the bolognaise right in the middle because symmetry matters then a dusting of microplaned parmigiana Reggiano, and life is good. Angela also only wants spaghetti with bolognaise where I prefer tagliatelle, so maybe one day I'll have tagliatelle again, but I'd probably have to eat alone. lol.That’s the norm where I grew up, excepting a baked pasta dish, of course, and still largely is, even in a lot of family restaurants.
When we were first married, my wife would complain and complain when I’d mix the sauce and pasta together, because that’s associated with canned spaghetti, but after a few years of her complaining and me not listening, she finally gave up, and now that’s how she prefers it.
Stay safe. Here in Leicester it's pretty horrible, but not as bad as predicted. It was supposed to track right over us, but it seems to be running a little further south than was modelled, hence London is getting a proper seeing to. The peak is now passing in the UK, so unfortunately you have a pretty rough evening ahead.
Glad to hear it's better than expected there! I saw a video of a church tower collapsing in the UK.Stay safe. Here in Leicester it's pretty horrible, but not as bad as predicted. It was supposed to track right over us, but it seems to be running a little further south than the modelled, hence London is getting a proper seeing to. The peak is now passing in the UK, so unfortunately you have a pretty rough evening ahead.
The roof of a stadium about 12 miles from us has blown off
