Rec | MAKING A SIMPLE PASTA DISH ON A SUNDAY NIGHT

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making a Simple pasta dish on a sunday night

but like, take 2-3 hours pouring into it - dive into the meditation and zen of doing the prep work to relax I made spaghetti aglio e olio which has about ~5 ingredients and I took my sweet ass time getting those garlic slices thin af

@aidanaguirre

Feb 26, 2024

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