Cubicle Cooking -- Chicken Pesto Pasta



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In honor of National Cubicle Day, we decided to celebrate with a little cube-side Pesto Chicken and Pasta. If you have a coffee maker and an absent boss, this could be your lunch tomorrow...

Our talented Food MacGyver began with a thin chicken breast that he cooked up in the base of the coffee pot -- non-stick spray helps here. [via food2]

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A semi-painful flip...

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...before moving on to the ramen.

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Percolate some clean water to cook the noodles (and removing the coffee filter would be handy).

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Nearly there...

Coffee Grinder Pesto

A coffee grinder is a solid hack to make the fresh basil pesto sauce -- olive oil, pine nuts, salt, pepper, garlic and the aforementioned fresh basil. Again, better in a clean grinder unless you are a hardcore coffee junkie.

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Throw it all into your carafe for a tasty, hasty union. Your co-workers should be pretty curious at this point (if you haven't been fired already).

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Salt and pepper to taste and you have lunch. Not as easy as brown bagging it but far more impressive.

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If you don't want to worry about that bonus coffee flavor, we recommend this Chicken, Roasted Pepper and Pesto sandwich. You can make it at home in a real kitchen and then pack it. Low on shock value, high on taste.

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