(birds chirping)
(pots clanging)
(package rustling)
(pasta clattering)
(pots clanging)
(firewood popping)
- Just take you over here and show you
the plant type that I'm using for natural cordage.
Some of this blade grass, very very strong actually,
as natural cordage.
So people in other parts of the world
might recognize this in your own country.
You'll have other species of this plant.
Looks like the pasta's ready.
(pots clanging)
So I've strained most of the water out
but there's still just a small amount of water
at the bottom.
So I've got two eggs.
Here's the first one.
Just crack two raw eggs into the pasta.
Try not to drop a shell in there just like I just did.
Just mix it in while the pasta is still hot.
(loud mixing and scraping)
And I'll put that back on the fire.
Just let that cook for a couple more minutes.
And in the meantime,
I'll just periodically stir it.
The egg starts to cook almost immediately.
(loud fanning)
(loud mixing and scraping)
That little bit of water at the bottom also helps it
to stop the egg from sticking.
So it's kind of like a lazy man's carbonara meal.
Carbonara sauce.
One of the main ingredients of carbonara sauce is egg
so that's why it's kind of similar.
Just keeping that fire gently cooking.
Add a bit of pepper.
You can always put some salt in there as well.
But we've already had enough salt today
in some other meals that we ate.
(loud mixing and scraping)
Simple basic meal.
I call it egg pasta.
Pasta with cooked egg.
(loud fanning)
(loud mixing and scraping)
Thanks for watching Bush Channel.
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