Sea Drunk Spaghetti
Drunk spaghetti originated as a fusion between Italian and Thai food in the post-World War II period, adapted from the traditional "drunken stir-fry," which used large lines to match the international taste and raw materials of the time 🍝. The origin of the name "drunken" and drunken hors: believed to be caused by drinkers who needed tasty food to fix and soak up, they brought together the leftovers in the fridge in a spicy way. Drunk makers: The stir-fry was intoxicated while cooking, so they put all the seasonings they could find in a pan. Inadvertently, but the results are incredibly delicious, drunken lines: some beliefs state that the original recipe had liqueur put in, stir-fried with it to give it a fragrance and quench fishy (similar to Chinese cooking).















































































































