TOAK, The Thread of All Knowledge Part XII
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Nice thing is, once it gets nice again, all the bugs will be gone. Should make for some good riding.
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Got lucky, the back plate on the Harley sidecar drum brake wasn't solid rust, it was solid dust. Quick wipe down, all shiny. At first glance I thought, "oh no, more sandblasting".
Leftover spaghetti tonite. Somehow the sauce turned out wunnerful. Helps when you just pick some tomatoes and hot peppers outta the back yard while you're cooking, talk about fresh. And some hot spicy Italian sausage. Chopped kale. Topped with Romano grated from a chunk of real cheese, not that dried canned crap. I boil the pasta till it gets soft enough to bend, drain all but about a half cup of the starch water, and add enough fresh tomato juice/pulp to finish cooking it, and if you guess right, the tomato gets all absorbed. Good pasta, needs less sauce to taste good. When its gone, chili time. With tostadas.
Leftover spaghetti tonite. Somehow the sauce turned out wunnerful. Helps when you just pick some tomatoes and hot peppers outta the back yard while you're cooking, talk about fresh. And some hot spicy Italian sausage. Chopped kale. Topped with Romano grated from a chunk of real cheese, not that dried canned crap. I boil the pasta till it gets soft enough to bend, drain all but about a half cup of the starch water, and add enough fresh tomato juice/pulp to finish cooking it, and if you guess right, the tomato gets all absorbed. Good pasta, needs less sauce to taste good. When its gone, chili time. With tostadas.