At least this time I remembered not to burn the garlic or (homegrown) chilli, so it was a much more rounded dish. So rounded in fact, I had two fairly hefty bowls before retiring to watch Sharpe. Again.

Once again, I must insist there are chillies in the dish, you just can't see them. Next time I'll sprinkle some on top to prove the point.
Food of the Milos
More one-handed riding this morning, eating a marmite rice cake, before tucking into another round of cheerios, toast & phili, raisins and apricots at Julia's. For lunch he had sausages, veg and mash with two yoghurts, and a miniscoff shepherd's pie for dinner. Hurrah for miniscoff!
sources
garlic, chilli and olive oil spaghetti - Donna Hay, Modern Classics Book One, p148
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