Chicken and sausages pasta

August 1, 2005

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Chicken and sausages pasta

We are a Dream Satellite subscriber. That means we don’t have the Lifestyle Channel. The rare times I am able to enjoy the network’s cooking programs, I try to make the most of it. We were at my brother-in-law’s apartelle room yesterday and while waiting for everyone to arrive to go out to dinner, we watched two cooking programs one after the other. I am not familiar with the chefs featured in Lifestyle Channel or the names of the programs. But there was this pasta dish that I was instantly enamoured with. A chicken and spicy sausage pasta dish. I was so taken with it that, on our way home, we passed by a 24-hour supermarket to buy the ingredients for the dish. Of course, I didn’t follow the recipe to the letter. There were some ingredients that I would have difficulty finding and some others that are way too expensive for practicality. So I improvised. Instead of the spicy Hungarian sausages, I used spicy smoked Philippine longganisa. I threw in a couple of bratwursts too for variety. Then, I ditched the balsamic vinegar and instead heightened the flavors of the sauce with MSG-free mushroom broth cubes given by a friend.

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Kats says:

February 3, 2006 at 1:32 am

sassy,

ang totoo nyan, I only watch Lifestyle at my tita’s apartment or my lola’s house in Laguna, Dream Cable din kasi kami sa bahay eh.

but, I love Mario Battali (spelling?) he is this Iron Chef who makes italian cuisine in the simplest but most delicious manner ever.:grin:

he even tried chili, coconut and chocolate fusion once (I think it was an Iron Chef edition)..YUM!

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Connie says:

February 3, 2006 at 1:13 pm

Kats, you mean Molto Mario? Have heard about him but still has to see a single episode of his show. Sana, Dream satellite includes Lifestyle Channel.

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