MY VERSION- ASSORTED WHITE PASTA

Looks good, smells great , tastes awesome..... what else do you want in a dish.... this recipe fulfils all the needful.
Simple, humble and perfect for a cold day, you with a bowl of this cheesey pasta bowl, you inside the blanket, enjoying each bite with total pleasure. I felt the same when i had it.
i hope you people, like this recipe...
INGREDIENTS-

  1. assorted pata 75gm
  2. garlic cloves handful
  3. amul cheese cubes
  4. red freash chillies choped
  5. mushrooms
  6. salt
  7. pepper
  8. olive oil


RECIPE-

  • heat the oil and throw crushed garlic cloves in it
  • let the garlic cloves brown a little bit than add freshly chopped chillies to it.
  • add chopped mushrooms.
  • cook well.
  • throw the boiled assorted pasta in it.
  • cook for 2 minutes
  • put cheese cubes in it, let it melt 
  • enjoy this hot, comforting dish, in your bed on a cold day.
                                                                                                       ABHILASHA.FRANCIS

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