That's what he said when I cooked this pasta dish some time ago.
The recipe's a combination of several I found online.
Here are some pics!



What you see is actually the remnants of the dinner.
I actually forgot to take photos, till Ewan reminded me, and we quickly tried to arrange whatever was left so it wouldn't look too measly.
I'm not that much of a cook, so this was really easy to whip up.
- First heat some olive oil and garlic with chopped parsley.
- Add some pepper and salt and chilli flakes.
- I also threw in some sliced shitake mushrooms.
- Then dump the seafood in - I used fish fillets, prawns and mussels. Would've used squid if I had some!
- Squeeze about half a lemon into whatever's in the pot.
- Then add the pasta - which should've been cooked earlier. Fettucine or Linguine's great!
- Mix it all up and serve!
Yummy! My parents said it was good too! =)
Going to cook some Seafood Marinara tonight, so I'll blog about that soon.
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