I do one with chickpeas and pasta sometimes - isn't that called "thunder and lightning"? All these variants sound excellent, can't wait to try them!
I do one with chickpeas and pasta sometimes - isn't that called "thunder and lightning"? All these variants sound excellent, can't wait to try them!
This sounds delicious and something my mother would like!
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Sounds amazing!!!!
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According to this, "thunder and lighting" is what the ancient Romans called it - http://www.unicorn-grocery.co.uk/recipes.php?i=10 So perhaps I do remember something from my classical education after all :-/
ETA although it doesn't actually say they called it that... they did eat chickpeas though, Cicero was named after one (another classical fact!).
Oh, will garlic be good in this? Just a clove or so?
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Garlic's good in everything ;-) Some of the recipes definitely include it
I think it may have been to do with the shape of Cicero's head - but there again I could be thinking of Pericles who also had a funny shaped head (onion-shaped). My education was a complete waste of time!
Yes I think someone here was saying that Roman soldiers were virtually vegetarian? Though doubtless not through choice.
Yummy! Thanks!
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