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TriniGourmet’s Top 3 Pasta Recipes (as of September 2007)

27 September 2007 658 views 4 Comments

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1. Trinidad Macaroni Pie

This dish is part of the traditional Trinidadian Sunday lunch and is also offered in cubed form at BBQs and other casual outdoor functions. Feel free to play around with the proportions. – recipe here

2. Bagna Romano

This sauce runs over with the complex salty fermented richness of oil-cured anchovies and garlic. It is a takeoff on the classic Roman dip bagna cauda, enhanced with Romano cheese. – recipe here

3.Gnocchi Pomodoro – recipe

Silky, light, buttery, almost melt in your mouth good. “This is really comfort food defined”- recipe here.

p.s. Thanks everyone who has inquired about the absence of posts recently. I have been without internet access for some time now and am still working on getting that restored. Until then my posting schedule will be understandably sporadic. Please do know that it is not because of a dearth of content on my part. I have a wealth of recipes, reviews and pictures to format and upload ASAP, so stay tuned Thanks as well to everyone who has commented on the most recent posts or asked questions. I am trying to get back to all of you but it’s gonna take me a while Do bear with me!

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16924 Comments2007-09-27+13%3A52%3A11Sarina »

Kelly Mahoney said:

All sounds delicious! I want to learn to make my own pasta, I think that would be a great experiment.

# 27 September 2007 at 11:07 am | link

GC said:

good luck with the internet thing. I think I would be having the shakes by now if I couldn’t get online.

# 27 September 2007 at 1:16 pm | link

Ant said:

So glad to have the posts continuing, even if not as frequent (for the moment). I know you will get all of the Internet stuff straight and get back to the daily blogs.

What a great Bday present…getting a new Trinigourmet blog & a “rekindling of a relationship” with a Trini male friend.

WHAT A DAY!!!!!

Ant

# 30 September 2007 at 2:02 am | link

Sarina (author) said:

Kelly – please do give it a try it really is a world apart from store bought

GC – thanks I do admit I have been warding off the odd twitch now and then

Ant – happy (belated?) bday!!! good luck on the ‘rekindling’, i’ve been doing some ‘rekindling’ of my own as well hehehe

# 30 September 2007 at 3:57 am | link

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