Spaghetti in green sauce

Spaghetti in green sauce

Generally, the orthodox green sauce adds pine nuts instead of pasta, and basil instead of nine-story towers, but I just want to use the pine cones that I bought during the New Year as a cold dish and a pack of nine-story towers that are about to turn black and rotten. When the beaten green sauce is close to my nose, I can smell a tangy aroma. It is the aroma of nine-layer pagoda and garlic. I didn't beat the cheese powder with the green sauce, so I just tasted the freshly beaten green sauce. The spicy flavor of nine-layer pagoda is also very eye-catching. It was not until I added the cheese powder to the noodles that I understood why it was added, because the cheese powder neutralized and warmed the mid-to-throat taste of the green sauce. Remove the choking smell and only leave a warm and fragrant sauce. This was the first time I made pasta with green sauce. I only made it to digest the ingredients that were going to go bad. Even what ingredients were added depended on the ingredients in the refrigerator. Crab meat and cuttlefish flowers were found for seafood. There was also a small box of bacon made before the Chinese New Year cut and cut. It seemed to be a good plate.