A Byootaful Life

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Just Thoughts

November26

Ahh, I’ve been so crazy busy lately, I’ve been pretty much non-existant on here! The stuff that’s been stressing me out is stuff I don’t talk about on here (work mostly) so I can’t even come on here and vent (but that’s probably a good thing!). I guess Phill has to put up with my crazy mood swings and outbursts – you guys get to avoid that!

So… what’s been going on?

Tonight I am cooking prawns for the first time. Haha, yes I am so excited (I was thinking about it when I was at work, wondering how it will taste). I bought a can of evaporated milk at my last shopping expedition and the recipe on the back of it sounded delicious. I knew I had some raw peeled prawns in the freezer from a few months back when I gathered the courage to buy some (but not actually cook them!) so I figured now was the time to use the recipe and get them eaten! It’s an asparagus, snow pea and prawn fettucini – sounds delicious, but we’ll just have to wait and see. I’m always a little worried when I cook prawns because I’m scared I’ll either undercook or overcook them!

Well, Phill is home, it’s time to start dinner. Fingers crossed!

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3 Comments to

“Just Thoughts”

  1. Avatar November 26th, 2009 at 8:35 pm Kelly Says:

    You’re very brave! I’m not a big seafood fan… I’ll eat fish, and it’s only been in the past 12 months that I’ve had a bit of calamari, but I really have to be in the mood for it! Anything else – no thanks.


  2. Avatar November 30th, 2009 at 7:42 pm Adrina Says:

    Cooking prawns is really easy, as soon as they turn a deep orange, they are done! Take them off the heat soon after.
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  3. Avatar December 1st, 2009 at 5:17 pm Katie Says:

    Kelly – Calamari is delicious! Just don’t think into it too much… :P

    Adrina – For some reason, my prawns never taste as good as prawns I eat while out for dinner. Perhaps it’s more to do with my seasonings/sauces than the actual cooking process! Thanks for the tips. :)


 
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