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Rainbows in pots

Moving boiled pasta
from one dish
to another of sauteed
vegetables

I find streaks of
rainbow
at the bottom of
the pot

from the oil drops
added to pasta
while boiling
so the pasta wont stick

Like most things in Costco that come in bulk and languish in pantry, Annies Homegrown totally natural shells was the latest candidate given the 'must go' card. They were all emptied into a ziploc bag so they could be bulk cooked.

I sauteed a bag of stir fry frozen vegetables and boiled shell pasta on the side. After mixing the pasta I felt that the pepper didnt do its magic and that the pasta could use a can of tomato sauce.

While eating the pasta, I admired how the tiny shells had the tomato sauce filled in them. And then there were some shells that closed exactly like hemispheres in a globe. There were some that looked liked vanes of a turbine.

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