Showing posts with label gluten free pasta salad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gluten free pasta salad. Show all posts
Monday, 9 April 2012
Lemon Infused Pasta Salad with Fresh Herbs and Grilled Asparagus
Published :
13:52
Author :
Revistra Farawati
To speak about something as prosaic as pasta salad seems downright odd to me. I mean. It's just a pasta salad. It's something I tossed together with stuff I had on hand. I hadn't planned on it. I didn't spend days contemplating the ins and outs and quirks of gluten-free brown rice penne. In fact, if I'm being unabashedly honest here (and I am- sometimes to a fault, I know) I rarely think about food at all. Until I'm hungry. Until those familiar, nagging pangs begin gnawing their pesky little way into my consciousness, distracting me from my preferred nomenclature- which rarely includes anything edible.
I daydream about paint, the plight of bees, and Clint Mansell's score for Moon. I notice the temperature of light and the curve of negative space against an object. I think about expectations and illusions and perceptions. I ponder where my soul is taking me, tugging at me to pay attention to my life, inviting me through dreams and the random snippets of music or ideas or theories that skitter and skate and ripple the mental stream I wade in day after day, to consider time itself- if I believe in it- sliding by in a cool constant flow of now.
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Tuesday, 19 July 2011
Karina's Grilled Vegetable Pasta Salad
Published :
11:47
Author :
Revistra Farawati
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| Fresh summer salad ingredients: basil, red and yellow tomatoes. |
We have a wedding to go to. And not just any wedding. My first born son's wedding. I am mother of the groom. For the first time. Twenty-nine summers ago I cradled this soulful, musical being with new mother innocence and awe, lost in the ocean of this newborn's eyes, starting a journey called motherhood with few tools beyond my willing heart and a deep rooted conviction that I would create for him a childhood unlike my own.
And in many ways I did. I listened with curiosity. I valued his opinion. I gave him paper and paint and books and music. I gave him the time and space and respect to create. We hung together as true companions.
He was always good company.
And still is. He inspires me daily. We connect through Facebook and Instagram and iChat. He lives his life as an artist. Creatively. He improvises and honors his intuition. He composes music. Takes killer iphone photographs.
And he cooks.
In fact, he inspired this recipe.
Because he loves to grill vegetables.
His lovely bride is a vegetarian.
So the next time I cook for them- as husband and wife- I think I'll make this vegan pasta salad with smoky grilled vegetables.
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