home made pasta, home made pesto (pesto pasta) and steak salad

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zippy12

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Man, zippy, I don’t eat pasta much, but I’d elbow my way in to a plate of that. That flank steak is perfect. Nice plate.
 
They don’t let you enter the door on the outside?
 
Mangia, Mangia!!! That is how we eat in our house weekly.

I love making pasta, and we always have homemade pesto frozen in those large silicone ice cube trays, then vacuum sealed for future meals just thaw, add the cheese and pine nuts, and you're good to go. Growing up, we just called it green spaghetti and Nona, or Momma, would make it for us whenever we were hungry.

That is a great looking meal, perfect in my opinion.

Good job.
Dan
 
Dang Zip! What's with all the haters? Can a guy just get a decent bowl of pasta around here with some steak? I'm a good tipper!
 
Z zippy12
Which type of flour did you use for your pasta?
Egg or no egg?
And what machine did you use? A Marcato Atlas150? I love mine, it's been handed down from my Nona, so it has to be 50-60 yrs old, it still works like a champ. They will last forever if you keep the gears lubed with food grade petroleum jelly.
 
Z zippy12
Which type of flour did you use for your pasta?
Egg or no egg?
And what machine did you use? A Marcato Atlas150? I love mine, it's been handed down from my Nona, so it has to be 50-60 yrs old, it still works like a champ. They will last forever if you keep the gears lubed with food grade petroleum jelly.
AP
Egg
and Atlas (20+ yr old)
 
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