What can you do with some spare chicken pie filling, dear musicooks? A juicy omelet! You just add beaten eggs, salt, pepper, flour, a little bit of milk, and… ready in no time! Good for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
Please remember. Food should not be wasted; only transformed.
Omelet With Leftover Chicken Pie Filling
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Food Notes
Music Pairing
Mongo Santamaría, “Stoned Soul Picnic”.
Music Bites
Congas and bongos were Mongo Santamaría’s (1917-2003) instruments. He was from Cuba and he specialised in Latin jazz and salsa. “Mongo” was the nickname he was given, when he started his career in the US as a percussionist and band leader, where he was considered as one of the greatest rhythm innovators of his generation. One of his best stage friends was Tito Puente. Impressive discography too.
Food Notes
What can you do with some spare chicken pie filling, dear musicooks? A juicy omelet! You just add beaten eggs, salt, pepper, flour, a little bit of milk, and… ready in no time! Good for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Please remember. Food should not be wasted; only transformed.
Music Pairing
Mongo Santamaría, “Stoned Soul Picnic”.
Music Bites
Congas and bongos were Mongo Santamaría’s (1917-2003) instruments. He was from Cuba and he specialised in Latin jazz and salsa. “Mongo” was the nickname he was given, when he started his career in the US as a percussionist and band leader, where he was considered as one of the greatest rhythm innovators of his generation. One of his best stage friends was Tito Puente. Impressive discography too.
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Occasion
Christmas, Easter, Fasting, Other
Music
Classical, Ethnic, Greek, Jazz, OST, Soul