-1 lb. tri-colored Tortellini
-1/2 Cup of Pine Nuts
-4 oz of favorite Pesto (I like this one)
-1/2 Cup of Parmesan*
-1/2 Cup of Pine Nuts
-4 oz of favorite Pesto (I like this one)
-1/2 Cup of Parmesan*
1. Cook Tortellini according to package directions. Drain.
2. Meanwhile toast pine nuts in a skillet for one a few minutes.
3. Mix together toasted pine nuts, pesto, tortellini and cheese in a bowl.
4. Serve
*I have also made this recipe with a combination of Parmesan and mozzarella, asiago or romano cheeses and enjoyed it.
2. Meanwhile toast pine nuts in a skillet for one a few minutes.
3. Mix together toasted pine nuts, pesto, tortellini and cheese in a bowl.
4. Serve
*I have also made this recipe with a combination of Parmesan and mozzarella, asiago or romano cheeses and enjoyed it.
I have forsaken the year/decade best of lists that a lot of people are doing in favor of an awards type format. These are some of the songs I enjoyed the most this year and the award I feel they've earned.
Best song from a band named for a geographic region: The Middle East-Blood
Best acoustic version of a song that references something found in my brothers tool belt: Metric-Help I'm Alive
Best song about burden divesting: The Decemberists-The Rake's Song
Best cover of a song you might find on the radio: Port O'Brien-Halo
Best song to sing while down on your knees before going to bed: Solander-Prayer to God
Best song that mentions abortion and masturbation: The Cribs-We Were Aborted
Best song by a band named after a sport: Hockey-Too Fake
Best song about dieting: Los Campesinos-The Sea is a Good Place to think of the Future
Best song named after a game my grandmother loves to play: The Big Pink-Dominoes
Best song by a band with a not politically correct name: Jay Reatard-Ain't Gonna Save me
Best song by a band named for the solid state of water: Ice Palace-Thoughts/Facts
Best song by a band named for a Japanese warrior: Samuraj Cities-Spoonful of Talk
Best song named after a fish: Dan Deacon-Snookered
Best song about monsters: We Were Promised Jetpacks-Quiet Little Voices
Best song about dying lovers: You Say France and I Whistle-When Lovers Die
Best literary reference in a song: Bell x1-The Great Defector
Regular postings will pick back up next weekend. Until then, enjoy yourself.
hmmm......after a quick listen to The Middle East, I'm surprised....don't they sound a but like Fleet Foxes? :)
ReplyDeleteJennifer suggested the same thing. They don't sound like they are singing in a church, that's the big difference.
ReplyDeleteLove the Decemberists' video, especially the paper trees
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