Friday 20 October 2017

Meatball and Spicy Tomato Pasta



Have you guys watched Master of None Season 2? Where Dev moved to Italy in the first 2 episodes? After watching that, Joanna and I actually craved for a good plate of pasta. So we looked into our fridge and decided, let's make a meatball and tomato pasta.

So here is how we made ours. 

Ingredients

400g of minced pork
2 slices of bacon rash (diced)
4 Cloves of Garlic (diced)
1/2 Onion (diced)
1 can of peeled tomatoes
1/2 cup of red wine
Tabasco Sauce
Worcestershire Sauce
Salt and Pepper to season
Red Chilli Flakes
Olive Oil

Tuesday 15 August 2017

Attempting Gnocchi

Gnocchi is essentially a dough dumpling and a staple in Italian cuisine. Gnocchi is made with a variety of base ingredients; for example semolina, flour, cornmeal, different vegetables and the classic potato.

As with many dishes, many regions lay claim to where gnocchi originated from. However, it is often associated with the northern region of Italy where the classic potato gnocchi is from. This was because potatoes were easier to grow than grain because of the colder climate of that region. The word "Gnocchi" is thought to originated from the word nocca which literally means knuckle or the Lompard/German word knohha which means a knot in wood. All which portraits something tight and small like the gnocchi we all know and love today.

Surprisingly, the potato gnocchi is a relative new innovation dating only back to the 16th Century as opposed to the other form of gnocchi, recorded served at banquets and important functions around the Renaissance period (or probably earlier).

Today, I will share my attempt on the potato gnocchi. Here we go:

Thursday 18 May 2017

Pharma's Kitchen Turns 1

Calligraphy by Joanna aka Quirky By Design

I was looking back at Pharma's Kitchen and realized it turned 1 today. My deepest apologies for not posting as often. 

This year, I promise to try to post more recipes here and revive Pharma's Kitchen. Haha. Can't wait to get back into the kitchen and get cooking. I have a few recipes lined up in the coming months, so please bear with me. I hope it will be worth the wait. Joanna will also be working with me to create more interesting posts here.

For more updates and latest happenings, please follow us on Instagram @pharmaskitchen. We are currently more active there.

Thanks so much for dropping by and see you all soon.

Sen



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