In "late Night Canteen", this Dish Made Many Audiences Drool ~ Naples Pasta
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Three eggs, sliced ham, sliced bacon, cut tomato into small cubes, cut onion into thin strips, mince garlic
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Pasta, tomato sauce, cheese powder, and basil powder
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Also prepare an iron plate for teppanyaki. If you don’t have it, it’s okay. You can just lighten the pasta.
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First cook the pasta, put a spoonful of olive oil, a spoonful of salt, and a piece of bay leaf in the boiling water
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Then put the pasta on a low heat and cook. Foreigners like to eat raw noodles and cook for about 7 minutes, but we Asians are still used to boil it for 10 minutes, and it won’t taste good for a long time.
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After the noodles are cooked, the most important thing is to leave a bowl of water for cooking the noodles.
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Then change the pan, put a little olive oil on the heat
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Stir fry with minced garlic
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Add crushed tomatoes
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When the tomatoes are fried to the rustle, the feeling is to put onions and a small piece of butter
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Wait until the onion is fragrant, put the ham and bacon
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Stir fry twice, add 3 spoons of tomato sauce, 1 spoon of black pepper, 3 spoons of sugar, and a little salt
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Then put in the water reserved just now
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Stir well and put the cooked pasta
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Collect juice throughout the fire
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Wait until the soup is thick and sprinkle about 3 tablespoons of cheese powder
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Turn off the heat and stir evenly
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Beat the eggs
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Place the iron pan on a large fire to heat it, turn off the heat when it smokes, and use a piece of kitchen paper to touch a little oil on the surface
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Pour the eggs
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At this time, let him slowly warm up and wait until it hasn’t completely solidified and put the pasta on quickly.
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Sprinkle a little basil powder while it's hot and it's ready to eat