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Yeah, I finally got around to reading that book you mentioned and wow, it was such a ride from start to finish. I EEx38Rpy3KHQUM couldn't put it down once I got past the first few chapters which were a bit slow but then it really picks up and the character development is just incredible especially the way the author weaves in those subtle details that pay off later. Have you read anything else by the same author because I'm thinking of picking up another one. Also the way they described the scenery made me feel like I was right there which is rare for me honestly because I usually skip descriptive passages but this one kept me engaged the whole way through. Let me know if you want to borrow it I'll be done by next week probably.
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So I tried making that pasta dish from the recipe you shared and it turned out way better than I expected honestly I was a bit nervous because I usually mess up the sauce but this time it came together perfectly and the garlic really made the whole kitchen smell amazing for hours. I added a bit more basil than called for because I had fresh herbs from the garden and that little extra touch really made a difference. Next time I might try it with a different type of pasta just to see how it changes the texture. Anyway thanks for sending that my way it's definitely going into the regular rotation around here. Let me know if you've tried any other good ones lately I'm always looking for new ideas.