/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.14356781]

Can you fry tuna in a pan with some boiled pasta???

[Anonymous No.14356787]

Pugs are depressing, they're literally just living torment simulators

[Anonymous No.14356792]

>>14356787
Can't breath properly, eyes easily pop out of their sockets, little legs can't hold their body right. Yep breeders suck

[Anonymous No.14356798]

>>14356781

[Anonymous No.14356807]

>>14356798
I have an excess of tuna and too little pasta to make a pot. Could I add some egg to it?

[Anonymous No.14356810]

yes absolutely you can
basic technique for pasta is to have some fat (olive oil or butter say) in a pan, cook some things in it (tuna, sausage, garlic, tomato tin, whatever) and then add drained pasta to the pan that is not quite cooked through, and toss it to coat the sauce.

Reserve some of the starchy drained pasta water and add that to your pan to make the sauce saucier. It will form a tasty emulsion with your oil.

then finish it with cheese or lemon juice or toasted nuts or fresh herbs and salt to taste, although the salty pasta water will likely make it salty enough

for example:
>fry tuna in generous olive oil until it crisps up a little
>add pasta
>add a little pasta water
>cook on high heat stirring until mixed through
>add some lemon juice, parsley, and pepper
wa la

[Anonymous No.14356814]

>>14356807
that sounds gross to me but you could push your tuna to the side, scramble an egg in the pan and then toss your pasta through it

fried asian noodles often get that treatment so it's not so strange.

or make cabonara and add tuna to it. that means mixing the hot pasta through the egg basically off the heat so it doesn't cook through but forms a sauce.

[Anonymous No.14356823]

>>14356781
If you add cream, yes. cream brings the flavors together.

[Anonymous No.14356835]

>>14356781
Ye

[Anonymous No.14356926]

>>14356810
Did this. Smell is 2/5 but taste is 4/5. Thanks anon!

[Anonymous No.14356963]

>>14356926
Next time put velveeta in your noodles and melt it, then add the tuna. Thats basic tuna casserole.

[Anonymous No.14356965]

>>14356926
nice
for future reference anon, the way i generally use tuna in pasta is make puttanesca and then toss a tin of tuna through at the end if i feel like it

that smells REALLY bad called smelly whore pasta

[Anonymous No.14357660]

>>14356835
needs some vino

[Anonymous No.14357739]

>>14356787
>>14356787
Yeah but they taste so good Peking duck style.

[Anonymous No.14357759]

>>14356787
>t. Corgi pupper fur-mommy reddit poster.

[Anonymous No.14358500]

>>14356835
i just tried this, it turned out a lot better than I thought it would, would recommend
>>14357660
i thought so too so I put some in there, also some diced jalapenos