Still they were rather tasty when served with some roasted tomatoes and a side salad. The spinach might end up under an egg and some cream; it won’t be wasted. The recipe for these filo pastry pies is on the Times website; what is interesting is cooking them in muffin tins.
I did the most unthinkable. Me and sis had made plans to pamper dad in a local massage centre yesterday but as how it is, plans do change.
It was Father’s Day and there he was, lounging in the living room with mum. My brother was at his usual Flea Market place mending his stall while my sis attended Ashleen’s sports day. The only time where everyone could gather around was late in the evening and the cake was in the oven waiting. I had some time to spare still and so I decided to make FRESH PARPADELLE for dad
Parpadelle, my first freshly made pasta. Well, not entirely first time for I’ve made gnocchi from J’s recipe but that’s with potato where else this are just flour, egg and water.
It turned out to be quite a chore for it was made without a pasta machine. Flattening the pasta to the desired thiness prove to be harder than what’s shown on TV. As always. At one point, I even resorted to stretching the dough by circling it in the air ala pizza style…