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okay, so late night pantry pasta by definition is a fluid and ugly plate, but it does the job cooking alone at midnight!

items on hand this round: dried lemon fettuccine, hella garlic, capers, bell pepper, tiny kumatos, canned tuna (felt in need of some protein), garlic chives from the sill, copious red pepper, and the usual seasoning suspects.
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a little acidic with the lemon pasta + lemon juice + vinegar capers, but I couldn't think of a fat I had that would balance, so I just added more heat and beer. that's my secret for every dish, truly.
 
okay, so late night pantry pasta by definition is a fluid and ugly plate, but it does the job cooking alone at midnight!

items on hand this round: dried lemon fettuccine, hella garlic, capers, bell pepper, tiny kumatos, canned tuna (felt in need of some protein), garlic chives from the sill, copious red pepper, and the usual seasoning suspects.
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a little acidic with the lemon pasta + lemon juice + vinegar capers, but I couldn't think of a fat I had that would balance, so I just added more heat and beer. that's my secret for every dish, truly.
This looks truly delicious! And it appears to be one hell of a late nite pantry raid. Bravo
 
A few weeks ago we got 4 dozen pierogis from a local restaurant that rents out a dive bar kitchen but makes killer polish food in the before pandemic times. Just finished the last dozen which was buffalo chicken. Really good but I'd rank them below cheesesteak and loaded potato but definitely above chorizo potato. Next time we'll surely get the mushroom sauerkraut.

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