For the Dinner Date, I made pasta with proscuitto and peas.
half an onion thinly sliced
2 cloves garlic minced
3 tbs olive oil
1 tbs unsalted butter
1 pkg proscuitto cut slices into matchstick sized strips
1 lb pasta
juice of half lemon
2 c cooked peas
1 tsp dried parsley
1 tomato chopped
1/4 tsp red pepper flakes
Cook the pasta in salted water
In olive oil and butter, saute proscuitto until browned. Add onions until softened then add garlic, parsley. Add tomatoes for a few minutes then mix in a cup of pasta water. Mix in spaghetti, parmesan, lemon juice, more olive oil. Add more pasta water if you like. Grate some pepper to taste.


Very clever art for the theme
ReplyDeleteCute scene and... now I´m hungry!
ReplyDeleteBuona giornata.
ReplyDeleteThe innocence is shown through your painting
ReplyDeleteAs usual, both your art and your cooked meal are enjoyable.
ReplyDeleteSuch delightful pasta! Awesome match art too!
ReplyDeleteLovely time for pasta on these cold days! Wonderful art theme!
ReplyDeleteSuch a wonderful Thursday treat! Great matchstick house!
ReplyDeleteI love proscuitto!
ReplyDeleteI thought a little about matchstick structures but my brain couldn't figure out how to convey that. You did a great job! Mmm, your recipe sounds yummy! I have never tried proscuitto before. I may have to try it sometime. The first time I heard of it is from my daughter. She used to make a lot of dishes with it. Have a doodletastic day, Christine!
ReplyDeleteI love the featured art today, Christine, and thanks for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteLeft a comment, but I don't think it took! Anyway, I do love the simplicity of your art and the recipe, too, Christine. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteCute matchstick scene. You knoe how i luv pasta
ReplyDeleteMuch♡love
Very clever use of matches. It came out great. And I sure wish my hubby would eat peas. :)
ReplyDeleteDelicious meal.
ReplyDeleteLoved your match artwork and that recipe, thank you so much! Have a wonderful day Christine :)
ReplyDeleteNice work. We used to make houses ot of matchboxes when I was a kid! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteGreat job on both projects!!
ReplyDeleteThe food looks quite good. Interesting take on art theme today.
ReplyDeletePasta is always a good idea. We love this too.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing.
Both the painting and the pasta look great:)
ReplyDeleteI do like your match-stick art.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Linda pintura. Gracias por la receta. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeletegood art friend
ReplyDeletedish looks Yummy
Nice art
ReplyDelete...I hope that you used plenty of glue on your matchstick yard!
ReplyDeleteI love prosuitto so tasty, what a clever little sketch.
ReplyDeleteHappy 2024 if I have not already said it forgive me.
Hugs Tracey xx
Love the matchstick yard! Dinner looks yum.
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