Enough politics, it’s time for something important -- favourite pasta sauce!

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**mattyrm**

Did you not read my sentance properly Alb?

I said "Ive heard stuff like that (Foie Gras flavour Ice Cream) is quite nice"

Not "I like nice food"

**Albatross**

mattyrm wrote:Did you not read my sentance properly Alb?

I said "Ive heard stuff like that (Foie Gras flavour Ice Cream) is quite nice"

Not "I like nice food"

Yeah, I know! I was just pissing about.

Christ you're serious when you're sober....

**Gorskar.da.Lost**

Well, there I was up in the mountains of Lombardy in a farmer's house (my aunt married an Italian cheese farmer, y'see) eating something which I don't rightly know how to spell but was delicious. It was served with Gnocchi, and apparently is a local speciality. It was green with bits of tomato in it. Lovely.
I could go for some of it now.

**rubiksnoob**

Reading through this thread has made me insatiably hungry for italian food. Now what I need is for someone to find a way for me to make one of these recipes with naught but ramen noodles and cheese sticks, for that is what I have to work with at the moment.

**chaos0xomega**

I like pasta w/ just about any sauce, but since nobody else through it out there: black beans. Yep, Goya Black Beans, pan fried in some olive oil w/ some adobo and paprika, a little bit of chopped onions/garlic sprinkled in there too. Delicious.

**Albatross**

This thread has made me decide to go to Venice in February next year. True story. I was going to take my missus to Paris for Valentine's Day, but then I remembered that I'm not overly keen on French food.

**Kilkrazy**

Venice is also romantic.

**Albatross**

Exactly. Win-win.

**Mr. Burning**

Albatross wrote:This thread has made me decide to go to Venice in February next year. True story. I was going to take my missus to Paris for Valentine's Day, but then I remembered that I'm not overly keen on French food.

Venice is nice, if you want something different try Florence as well, if you like seeing truly great art every 5 or so steps.

**chaos0xomega**

Screw Paris, screw Venice, screw Florence: Budapest. Most romantic city in Europe.

**Albatross**

Hmm. Not sure about that - I can't imagine taking my missus around 'The House of Death' on Valentine's Day.

**Mr. Burning**

If it doesn't work out, try Latvia, there aren't enough men for the blonde haired luverlies other there.

**Frazzled**

Albatross wrote:This thread has made me decide to go to Venice in February next year. True story. I was going to take my missus to Paris for Valentine's Day, but then I remembered that I'm not overly keen on French food.

In case you're wavering just remember, it is wrong to be French.

**rubiksnoob**

Mr. Burning wrote:If it doesn't work out, try Latvia, there aren't enough men for the blonde haired luverlies other there.

I'm one half Latvian, and go there almost every year. I can verify this as being true.

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Kilkrazy wrote:Venice is also romantic.

Venice also smells bad.

**Tacobake**

I like cheesy-milk sauses.

You know you can make them at home.

**chaos0xomega**

you can make pretty much any sauce at home...