roasted garlic and mushroom pasta
Sunday, 25. October 2009, 20:32:52
I made this lovely spicy garlicky mushroomy creamy pasta tonight for my boyfriend, as he has been all bunged up with a cold today, and I thought a bit of garlic would do him good. Also, it might help to prevent me from catching it too!!
I used two whole roasted bulbs of garlic, so I don't think there will be any vampires coming near our flat anytime soon! I have a lemon and nutmeg rice pudding cooking at the moment too, for a late night comfort pudding
rice pudding!
I used two whole roasted bulbs of garlic, so I don't think there will be any vampires coming near our flat anytime soon! I have a lemon and nutmeg rice pudding cooking at the moment too, for a late night comfort pudding
rice pudding!









LorenzoCelsi # 25. October 2009, 20:56
I made the same pasta with mushrooms today but since I am lazy I used a ready sauce. I am sure yours was better.
Edit, your trick for not catching the cold involves making your BF stink?
kirstycat # 25. October 2009, 22:18
Any garlic is good garlic Lorenzo
This is from wikipedia:
"In 2007, the BBC reported that Allium sativum may have other beneficial properties, such as preventing and fighting the common cold.[23] This assertion has the backing of long tradition in herbal medicine, which has used garlic for hoarseness and coughs.[24] The Cherokee also used it as an expectorant for coughs and croup.[25]"
LorenzoCelsi # 25. October 2009, 22:34
You know, in "herbal medicine" the trick is to concentrate the substances by any means, because in most situations there is few in the natural herb for having a visible effect on the average human body.
This thing of eating garlic all the time would not work for me if I was your BF, I don't want a girl who smells bad.
Aspirine.
Which originally came from a tree as well BTW.
kirstycat # 25. October 2009, 23:05
LorenzoCelsi # 26. October 2009, 08:28
Somebody told me that to improve your breathe you must chew some coffee grains but I don't have any so I can't try.
kirstycat # 26. October 2009, 08:44
Coffee grains for bad breath? You mean ground up coffee beans or instant coffee? bleugh, I haven't heard of that one...wouldn't your breath then just smell of coffee?!
I have tried chocolate coated coffee beans before (unaware that was what they were) and didn't like them at all, they are meant for making coffee with, not crunching on the beans!
Chewing fennel seeds is meant to be good for the breath too...
LorenzoCelsi # 26. October 2009, 08:53
I chewed some many years ago and they aren't that bad. Problem is only my granny had those grains in the house to make coffee on the spot. You don't have to chew many, just two or three when you have eaten onions or garlic.
But I can't guarantee the result, maybe you could breath of both onion and coffee
And you see, you can be stinky at times
Think of your colleagues at work, having "garlic girl" around all day
kirstycat # 26. October 2009, 09:36
angel292005 # 26. October 2009, 17:37
AnitaMargita # 6. November 2009, 20:41
What is rice pudding made of? Can you tell me the recipe?
kirstycat # 6. November 2009, 21:39
http://my.opera.com/kirstycat/blog/rice-pudding
AnitaMargita # 6. November 2009, 22:42