How to Make Pasta with Cherry Tomato Sauce and Fried Caper Crumbs



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  1. I made this for dinner today. So delicious with simple ingredients. I agree, everyone that makes this should make the topping to see if they like it. No anchovy taste at all in the sauce or the topping once it’s all put together.

  2. My roommate got up during an intense movie we were watching on video to make a sandwich. He kept poking his head around the corner from the kitchen to watch the movie while making his sandwich. When he sat back down on the sofa, he was still intently focused on the movie and took a huge bite of his sandwich. After a few chews, he got a look of horror on his face and spat out the sandwich onto his plate and started wiping his tongue with a napkin.

    It seems that he originally started making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich but got distracted by the movie and somehow thought he was making a tuna fish sandwich! He spread grape jelly on one slice of bread and then put tuna salad on the other slice and closed up the sandwich without ever looking away from the TV.

    That was thirty-five years ago, but whenever I make a PB&J, I still chuckle about Steve’s “jellyfish sandwich”!

  3. WRONG! Stop making pasta recipes with only 12 oz of pasta. Most people only have a pound available and what do you do with the extra 4 oz?
    Some recipes with vegetables use a half a pound which makes sense. Recipes that are developed with 12 oz are not helpful to the home cook.

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