Making Pasta

First Matt chopped the vegetables with a big knife.

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This is the scene of the crime.

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Then Matt and the Grand Master plotted their next move.

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Making a roux needs lots of hands.

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Then he cut the cheese.

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Here’s some sausage and onions cooking.

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This is the almost finished ragu.

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There was some leftover zucchini so that got tossed into the sausage.

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Here’s the béchamel sauce, Matt always complains how hard it is to make. It didn’t look hard at all.

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Then they got drunk.

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Then he made a flour volcano.

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Then he scrambled an egg in it.

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Then he beat the egg with more flour.

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Then he beat it with his hands.

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Then he beat it with a 3 foot long rolling pin.

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Then he wrapped it around the rod and stretched it.

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Then he squished and stretched it some more.

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Until it was unrecognizably thin.

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Then he hacked it into tiny bits.

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With an instrument obviously designed for nefarious purposes.

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Very nefarious.

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Time to fill the nefariously cut pasta with cheese.

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Time to mischievously fold the nefarious pasta.

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That’s right shifty triangles were formed.

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It was a trap. Not triangles at all.

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So many miscreant tortelloni were made.

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And ravioli.

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What’s this? Unfinished cannelloni that’s what.

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Don’t forget to boil those lasagne noodles first.

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Here’s a North American style lasagne, too much meat.

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Here’s the lasagne and cannelloni ready for the oven.

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Then Kerri ate all the pasta all by herself. Matt did go to a cooking course. It said nothing about eating.

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