Teddy picked the winner for last weeks giveaway of the tea pot and jam jar and it is : Tristan!!! Send me your shipping information and I will get it right out to you.
And Teddy picked out this weeks giveaway. A cut glass divided dish and a cute pressed glass oval dish.
I know I have shown this recipe before but it is so good I thought someone might want to use it for Easter. It is a great dish to take to a family gathering. Once people taste this they will kiss and hug you though you probably won't want them to if they are like any of my relatives.
Add 3 tablespoon of red wine vinegar. I was out of it so I used apple cider vinegar and 1/4 cup of red wine.
It will thicken nicely and smell wonderful. Set this aside while you prepare the additional ingredients.
Prepare a pound of rotini pasta. I wanted a bit more than a pound and had no more rotini so I used some penne as well.
Drain the pasta and run cold water over it so it stops cooking and is cool to the touch. Then dump it on top of the tomato sauce.
Serve it at room temperature with a bit of extra grated cheese and fresh basil sprinkled on top. People go a bit crazy over this dish. It is my daughter's favorite pasta.
And Teddy picked out this weeks giveaway. A cut glass divided dish and a cute pressed glass oval dish.
I know I have shown this recipe before but it is so good I thought someone might want to use it for Easter. It is a great dish to take to a family gathering. Once people taste this they will kiss and hug you though you probably won't want them to if they are like any of my relatives.
Put about 5 garlic cloves in a food processor.
Add 3 tablespoon of red wine vinegar. I was out of it so I used apple cider vinegar and 1/4 cup of red wine.
It will thicken nicely and smell wonderful. Set this aside while you prepare the additional ingredients.
Prepare a pound of rotini pasta. I wanted a bit more than a pound and had no more rotini so I used some penne as well.
Drain the pasta and run cold water over it so it stops cooking and is cool to the touch. Then dump it on top of the tomato sauce.
Serve it at room temperature with a bit of extra grated cheese and fresh basil sprinkled on top. People go a bit crazy over this dish. It is my daughter's favorite pasta.
You may notice my new background. Though the pink blossoms were nice and very spring like, my daughter told me that I really am not a pink person. She knows me so well. She said I am more like dirt and mushrooms and moss. We settled on a weeping willow though I am not sure why. I know there is a message in there somewhere!
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I was with you with the food until the olives turned up :-) I have nothing against olive oil, but I just can´t stand olives :-) :-) But I guess it won´t be to bad without thr olives either.
Have a great day now!
Christer.
The new background is nice ... a little more garden witch-y than the pretty pink, I admit. LOL
That pastas sounds wonderful! AND, any excuse to use Kalamata olives is a good excuse! I just love them.
Please scratch Teddy's ears for me to thank him for picking my name!
Weeping willows are my favorite tree.
I just love them
I don't think they are sad at all.
I think they are weeping with joy.
Have a great week!
Sun dried tomato pasta...Yummzzz.
Teddy's nose knows...a yummy aroma. She has a Momma who knows what is good for Teddy. Momma's are like that, yeah they are. :)
Love the Willow branches, that suits you.
Have a great weekend.
The glass dishes are cool.
lol! I would settle for some olives right now though... A whole bottle of them!
jennette6963@msn.com
It also covers the backyard and makes it feel so private. The opposite from my FRONT yard that EVERYONE seems to walk by for their evening walks!
And J..I am so not a *pink* person either. I love the willow background even more. :)
My mom's most special dish is a ground beef pop roast. It is like a huge burger that is filled with tomatoes, corned beef, feta cheese and surrounded with potatoes with tomato sauce.
And congratulations, Tristan! I'm sure that your tea time is going to be extra special from now on!
Those cut glass and pressed glass dishes look SO lovely, and that black background really makes the details stand out! What a lovely give-away!
In just the past couple of years, I've developed a food allergy to members of the nightshade family, which of course, include tomatoes and potatoes. That totally bums me out, but every so often, I put up with my nasal passages restricting for special dishes. My trouble now is you keep showing one delight after another! I'm going to have to ask my doctor for a larger prescription!!
I'm not a "pink" person either, and weeping willows hold a fond memory for me. We had a huge one in the backyard of the house where I grew up, and I loved listening to the leaves whisper at night when the breeze blew through them.
Your blog looks very peaceful.
I do think its blogspot, as I'm having trouble today too.
Love your trees and garden.
xx
julie
Teddy has awesome taste in giveaways. I am so glad she does it!
Please enter me in this one.
The pasta looks delicious, you should have your own show Jaz.
Have a great week.
There will only be Hubby and I for Easter, but I think we are worth making this wonderful receipt for.
And our baby (toy poodle) (Rambo) loves pasta. heheh. xxx
I follow and look forward to more visits.
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