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I rinse off the sauce and replace it with a ragu I've been cooking for three
hours. Then I strain out the pasta and replace it with fresh cappellini. Spruces up them spaghettios nice! Mitch |
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On Aug 20, 10:28 pm, "Mitch Scherer" > wrote:
> I rinse off the sauce and replace it with a ragu I've been cooking for three > hours. Then I strain out the pasta and replace it with fresh cappellini. > Spruces up them spaghettios nice! I wonder how many people opened that post thinking, "How dare that Assh0le Food Snob?' What I wonder is, how do they get the sauce to be orange, rather than red? That puzzled me even as a child. My mother didn't buy them, but I saw other children eating them, and thought, "How weird." Thanks for your suggestion. > > Mitch --Bryan |
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