Beware the Ides of Wholemeal Carbonara

By : Alice (Romesecret) | Published on Saturday, March 12, 2011

There's no greater way to strike terror into a Roman's heart than by declaring your intention to rustle him up a little something in the kitchen, without using a recipe. No menu in a restaurant means homemade delights but no recipe in the kitchen means red alert. As part of my transition from precise, reliable Briton to abstract Roman, I'm now embracing their ideology that anything official is in

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