can you make the chef boyardee's products palatable? is it possible?
how? by adding spices to turn it into indian food, like asafoetida, maybe. i'm thinking of trying to eat it with lemon pickles.
The only time I was ever able to make that shit palatable was the time my roommate's dad gave him a fucking palate of the mini ravioli, and I used some to make a baked casserole situation. Basically a baked ziti type thing, except with fucking Chef Boyardee. It turned out pretty good, actually.
>>8889490
*pallet*, not palate (I'm so used to using the other one here)
is this guy a real chef? where does he work?
I used to melt cheese on top it seemed to help
>>8889482
No matter what you do you're starting out with overcooked pasta in a sweet red sauce. That's not a very good start.
>>8889482
i have found tasty success by taking a can of the loose pasta (ie not ravioli) and adding black beans, ground cumin, sauteed onions & peppers, chili flakes & a little bit of sriracha
with all the extra ingredients you can easily get two full meals out of a single can
>>8889482
Because the consistency of the pasta is so fucking bad and overcooked, I wouldn't think there's any flavour that could make it worth eating.
>>8889498
Ettore Boiardi. Born 1897, died 1985 in Parma, Ohio.
>>8889498
He catered Woodrow Wilson's wedding.
>>8889612
>Parma, Ohio
kek
>>8889482
Add regular cheese
Spices/chili powder
Hot sauce
Fine chopped white onion
Dash of milk and butter
Tastes great