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Hey, /ck/. I wanna make some spaghetti, but I don't have any sauce, or tomatoes, or meat. I do have the following, though-
>Table salt
>Black pepper
>White pepper
>Red pepper
>Garlic powder
>Dried diced onion
>Oregano
>Thyme
>Basil
>Curry powder
>Butter, of course
What the fuck can I do with these things to make my spaghetti as fulfilling as possible? Besides just dumping everything in to see what happens.
butter
garlic powder
herbs
parmesan if you have any
WA LA
>>7147763
Butter is your base. Then garlic. Then other shit that goes well with it. Hold off on the curry powder. Everything else put in as much or little as you want.
ezpz
>>7147763
If the Thyme and Basil is fresh, sauté it for just a minute and add it to melted butter with some white pepper and salt.
>>7147763
Aglio e Olio
(Cacio e pepe) not without cheese.
Kind of an autistic question but why do Americans say "make" when they mean "prepare"? I'm pretty sure you aren't making the spaghetti.
>>7149830
spaghetti refers to the eventual dish, not the pasta
do you even pragmatics?
>>7149837
You are wrong though. Spaghetti is a type of pasta. Spaghetti dishes have their own names.
>>7149830
Figures of speech often don't make sense anon. For example, we park on driveways and we drive on parkways. Does that make sense?
>>kind of an autistic question
understatement of the year.
>>7149843
not in america fella
>>7150221
In that case you have no use for the words 'bolognese' and 'carbonara', and no way of distinguishing between different pasta shapes as "spaghetti" describes the dish and not the type of pasta.
>>7150259
Bolognese and carbonara are sauces, not pasta.
