The Private File
Life's had always been a drama. Too much of a drama indeed that I got real sick of it.
Had always been a rollercoaster ride for me, having sudden unexpected climax and in another second, it might just drop to 0.5degrees.
Thats just life.
Live it to the fullest and remember not to expected too much, the fall might just be an unbearable one.
Fashion is my passion. Photography is the accomplice. Honesty is my living principle.
I ♥ him
Prepared lunch fer 4 today. Haaa, Pretty satisfied thou! din rilly follow any recipe but i add stuffs i feel like and it turns out nicee. Nice cold weather with some hot spagetti? How nice rite, ive had mine, have u? Tryy itt. (:
1 medium sized red onion, sliced (preferably in thin twirls, use green onions if u want less spicy)
3 medium sized potatoes, boiled and cut in cubes
1/3 carrot, boiled and cut in thin slices
4 sausages
2 ripe fresh tomotoes, halved
1 can button mushrooms
1 medium jar mushroom flavour Spagetti sauce
1 small can tomato puree
1 small can tomoto paste, mixed with 3 cans of water
Parsey (quantity on your own liking)
salt
pepper to taste
Tasbasco sauce
1 pkt of parmesan cheese
Directions:
1. Boil Spagetti in half pot of water, add a pinch of salt. Then, in a mixing bowl, mix spagetti sauce, tomato puree and tomato paste and leave it aside.
2. Meanwhile, in a large pan, heat olive oil and fry garlic till slight brown-ness. Add onions and continue frying till fragrant. (tis is where the aroma comes out)
3. Add the boiled potatoes, carrots (cos tis two items are hard to soften, you have to boil it off 1st. (: ) and fry lightly. Throw in button mushrooms, tomatoes and sausages and fry at medium heat.
4. Stir in the mixed sauces in instruction 1 and continue cooking on low heat. Now, check the spagetti, it would be ready when it's all dispersed in the boiling water, leaving to a spungy state. Scoop up the spagettis to the individual plates.
5. Back to frying, cover lid and let it simmer for awhile. Add parsley and continue stirring. Lastly add pinch of pepper and drops of TASBASCO sauce.