How Does Robert Pattinson Make Pasta? He Microwaves It, Of Course

Following his multi-year turn because the shimmering lead vampire, Edward Cullen, of Twilight's five blockbuster films, Robert Pattinson stepped back from major motion photos. And with The Batman and Christopher Nolan's Tenet slated for release in 2020, this year should have marked his return to the big screen. Yet because of the coronavirus pandemic, he told GQ, "Literally, I’m just barely doing anything," in a chaotic, self-photographed cover story for the style magazine's June issue.


In the meantime, he is bored as all hell, waiting in quarantine with his girlfriend, Suki Waterhouse, in a London apartment without Wi-Fi, rented for him by the people in back of The Batman, and imagining an option career in the food industry. “How do you make a pasta which you could hold in your hand?” He posed, though he could have already known the solution.


Microwave it, was his response. Yes, microwave the pasta — never boil the thing you boil.


To an intermediate degree of sincerity, or maybe a little bit of playful efficiency art, the High Life actor demonstrated the preparation of his special recipe for GQ Staff Writer Zach Baron through the FaceTime. First, needless to say, he microwaved penne pasta (though his favorite is the type that looks like "the hair bun on a girl”), which he then dumped into foil smothered with several layers of cheese and sugar. Then, he added an added layer of crushed cornflakes, in place of breadcrumbs, followed by more sugar. The full thing was topped with a red sauce and plopped on a hamburger bun.


Bellisimo, a pasta sandwich is place on Earth! Or, as Pattinson named it, piccolini cuscino. That's "little pillow" in Italian.


The recipe was segment of a new business plan that the actor apparently went for now as to market to Lele Massimini, cofounder of the popular sushi restaurant Sugarfish and pasta bar Uovo. “I’m really attempting to sell this company,” Pattinson mentioned. “I’m doing this for my brand.” Massimini confirmed the story the story for GQ, saying, "It’s 100% true, everything he told you.”


Unfortunately, a taste test of the final prodcut could not be achieved, as Pattinson's borrowed appliance broke soon after an attempt at shoving the pasta indoor. Nevertheless the recipe might not be so out of the ordinary for the star: Pattinson, who has been living on a meal plan of oatmeal and select protein in preparation for The Batman, noted that he usually feeds "like a wild animal... Like, out of a trash can."


And honestly, aren't we all feeling that a little while in quarantine? You must to prepare do between trips to the supermarket, right after all.