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Chicken Carbonara
2006-04-23
Welcome to another episode of the 5-10 Minute Cooking Show. We thank you for joining us again this week as Shane from the <a title="sbforums" href="http://samuraiblog.com/forums/index.php">SamuraiBlog Forums</a> prepares two easy-to-make dishes, lazy people still need not apply.
Tonight Shane will make two Italian dishes. First, Sun-dried tomato Penne with Wine Sauce and second Linguini Carbonara with Shrimp.
As always, enjoy and thank you for watching!
Host:
Shane Hansen
Director/Camera Operator/Editor:
Samuel Sutch
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Samuel Sutch
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Most recently from Montana, I moved to San Francisco to go to film school.
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