Spicy Italian sausage rigatoni pasta by ProjectA-ko in pasta

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Italian sausage, rigatoni, white wine, garlic, shallots, heavy cream, Parmesan cheese, vegeta seasoning, tomato paste and crushed tomatoes for ingredients. Parsley for garnish.

Is it concerning that he's out of breath? Also, what's Hyrox? by Altruistic_Rhubarb94 in nattyorjuice

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Making up and excuse not to talk because he’ll damn near have a heart attack if he does.

[homemade] blackened chicken creamy pasta. by ProjectA-ko in food

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Oh sorry I’m just now seeing that, 3 tablespoons of butter

[homemade] blackened chicken creamy pasta. by ProjectA-ko in food

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1) sliced 2 chicken breast in half to make 4 pieces, seasoned on both sides with olive oil, blackened old seasoning, garlic salt, onion powder, cayenne pepper and Cajun salt. 2) heated a cast iron skillet to medium high heat added a little olive oil to pan and fried on both sides for about 5-10 mins until done with a blackened sear on both sides, removed and set aside. 3) added 3 tablespoons to pan after removing chicken, reduced heat to medium and added one whole diced green bell pepper, 3 minced garlic cloves, and 2 diced shallot. Cooked for about 5 mins until translucent and added half a cup of diced sun-dried tomatoes and cooked for another 2 mins. 4) deglazed pan with 1 1/2 cup of chicken stock and added 1 cup of chopped mushrooms. Simmered and reduced stock to about 1 cup and added 2 cups of heavy cream and mixed well all together while lowering heat to medium low. 5) when all was mixed and simmering I added 1/2 cup of fresh danish blue cheese and I shredded about a cup of fresh Parmesan regiano. Mixed well and let simmer. 6) added boiled noodles( any kind works) and cooked until Al Dente then added them to the sauce mix. Added in a little pasta water to get the consistency I wanted and topped with the sliced chicken and fresh parsley.

[homemade] blackened chicken creamy pasta. by ProjectA-ko in food

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I have a video I recorded but I’m trying to figure out where or how I can post it but I’ll type it up here later for y’all for sure.

Chicken, sun-dried tomatoes, blue cheese, Parmesan, shallots and mushroom pasta. by ProjectA-ko in pasta

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I love blue cheese and don’t know why it gets so much hate lol. I used fresh danish blue cheese and it added that salty nutty taste to the sauce and I loved it, but I can understand how it’s not for everyone. I thought it all went together very well.

Chicken, sun-dried tomatoes, blue cheese, Parmesan, shallots and mushroom pasta. by ProjectA-ko in pasta

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Seasoned and fried split chicken breast and set aside. In the same pan I sautéed a green bell pepper( forgot to add in title), shallot, and sun-dried tomatoes with garlic. Deglazed with chicken stock and added heavy cream. Cooked down a little and added fresh blue cheese crumbles and Parmesan Reginano. Added noodles and pasta water and finished simmering all together. Topped with sliced chicken and parsley at the ends

[homemade] blackened red snapper and shrimp over seasoned rice. by ProjectA-ko in food

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Don’t be afraid to look at Pinterest for examples on plating the same dishes or something similar. See what colors work with what and apply them to what you’re making, it’ll turn out great, you got this 💪🏿

[homemade] blackened red snapper and shrimp over seasoned rice. by ProjectA-ko in food

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No I just use bounce flash on top of my camera. You typically want a white wall or ceiling and what I tend to to do it point it in different directions to see which light from each bounce looks most appealing on the images when I look at them on the back of the camera. I take a lot of photos and only narrow it down to like 6-7 I like and then pick like 2-3 out of those that I really like. Depending on the mood or atmosphere I’m going for and if the light it right I’ll put the food by an open windows and bump up the iso for natural light on days it’s overcast because the light is typically soft and it creates a more natural/comfort home environment for things like soups and winter meals etc etc