Like I already mentioned in a previous post here, I got gorgonzola from Cold Storage and have ever since been trying to think of what exactly to do with it. I was choosing between turning it into pasta sauce or making dessert.

Well, today, after waking up at 1pm, I decided to cook something easy. Decided on pasta using the gorgonzola which is good coz when I looked at the expiry date, I realized I was nearing it. 

I checked some recipes online and came up with a mutation of those that I've read.

Trivia: gorgonzola is Italian blue cheese made from unskimmed cow's and/or goat's milk. It reputedly got its name from Gorgonzola, a small town near Milan, Italy were the cheese was first produced in 879. However, apparently other towns are disputing this.

To learn more about this particular cheese, you can click here, here, and here








It may not look like much but this was tonight's dinner: baked lasagna with garlic baguette. The topmost photo is my effort at making baked lasagna. I found oven-ready lasagna in Cold Storage last Saturday and couldn't wait to use them so tonight, I did lasagna.

It's not as lazy as some of my other recipes as this involves using at 2 pots and the oven but sometimes, you are willing to exert more effort than usual.



I love hotel buffets! Particularly, the dessert table. Before, I used to go for the mousses and the ice creams and the tarts that I have always overlooked the bread pudding. Very recently, I discovered how great this very understated dessert was.

Well, once I discovered how good pudding was, I was hooked! There was one time that I couldn't stop thinking about it that I decided I might as well learn how to make it. I can't very well be all the time going to hotel buffets just to savor this humble dessert now, can I?

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