Pasta Dishes
Variations on
Menage a Trois Mac and Cheese
-by Jennifer K
Chow-
In this three cheese macaroni, the cheese sauce is made of
cream cheese, milk, butter, and two other cheeses. All the recipes in this
article are variations of the same easy method for making mac and cheese.
Recipe for
Pasta Primavera With a Hint of Sun Dried Tomatoes
-by Harriet
Hodgson-
Wondering how to get your kids, and yourself, to eat more
vegetables? Pasta Primavera, a classic dish with spaghetti and vegetables, may
be the answer. Pass the Paremesan cheese and kids will slurp this up.
Cavatelli -
"Ghavadeels"
-by Tony D
Morinelli-
Traditional Italian American Cavatelli. Usually called
"Ghavadeels."
Dressing Up
Boxed Mac and Cheese
-by Jennifer K
Chow-
Boxed mac and cheese is cheap, easy to make, and awfully
convenient. Here are three ways to make it more palatable.
Lasagna
Simplified
-by Jennifer K
Chow-
This is an easy way to make lasagna. The recipe provided
uses ground beef, tomato sauce, and ricotta, but these elements can be replaced
with other ingredients of your preference.
Menage a Trois
Mac and Cheese
-by Jennifer K
Chow-
This is an easy recipe for mac and three cheeses. The cheese
sauce contains five ingredients: cream cheese, milk, butter, and two Italian
cheeses.
Easy Cheesy
Tuna Noodle Casserole
-by Jennifer K
Chow-
Using cream of mushroom soup from a can, this dish easy to
make. Adding two kinds of cheese makes this tuna noodle casserole delicious and
cheesy.
Potato And
Pancetta Ravioli With Sage Burnt Butter
-by Mohamed
Sameh Khedr-
Potato and pancetta ravioli is a super easy and delicious
dish. You will find quick steps to preparing pasta at home, in case you like
the homemade pasta flavor. It is a quick meal that you can have at lunch or
dinner.
Classic
Macaroni and Cheese
-by Jennifer K
Chow-
There are endless ways to make mac and cheese. This article
contains a recipe where the cheese sauce starts with a roux.
Top 5 Tips for
Making Every Pasta Sauce a Great Pasta Sauce
-by Martin
Arcari-
Great pasta sauces take time and care. These 5 tips can help
you to improve your pasta sauce and bring some Italian techniques into your
kitchen.
Home-Made
Vegetarian Pasta Recipe
-by Moumita
Karmakar-
When your guests are soon to arrive and you do not know what
to serve them, you can make this easy process of making pasta. Following this
particular recipe anyone can make the dish and curb their appetite. All you
will be needing is some fresh materials that's all.
Tuna and Thyme:
Alternatives for Pasta Perfection
-by Carl
Schiller-
Many people love pasta dishes. Some even use different
ingredients to create their own dishes. Read more to find some alternative
components like Thyme leaves and tuna in your pasta dishes.
How to Buy
Gluten-Free Pasta
-by Melanie F
Williams-
If you're on a gluten-free diet, finding tasty gluten-free
pasta can be difficult to find. Here is your guide to buy delicious, pure
gluten-free pasta.
Cooking For
Beginners - 9 Pasta Tips and Tricks
-by Sandy Little-
Is cooking pasta a challenge for you? Learn these 9 tips and
you will have perfect pasta every time.
Lasagna Rolls
-by Justin
Ravnell-
The ability to create restaurant-style lasagna, piled high
with layers upon layers of pasta, cheese, and sauce is easier to replicate in
your own home that you might think. Instead of stacking massive amounts of
ingredients on top of each other, try rolling up a single lasagna noodle with
your favorite ingredients to avoid having a month worth of leftovers.Lasagna
rolls have become very popular in home cuisine, as they don't come with the
bulk, the mess, or the price of their layered counterpart.
Homemade Pasta
- Ingredients and Instructions - Tutorials and Tips
-by Laura
Bruzgule-
*How to make the pasta by hand*. Necessary ingredients for 1
person (can be cooked 100-130 g dry pasta): 1 egg 100-120 g of flour. Hit the
egg in a dry bowl and Beat with a spoon slightly.
How To Prepare
Pasta
-by Charlie M
Bishop-
Food enthusiasts often love to make their meals from
scratch. They often do not trust frozen or prepackaged entrees that can be
purchased from the grocery store. While many people believe cooking things from
scratch to be too difficult or time consuming, they may be surprised to learn
that making pasta is fun and relatively simple. Delicious homemade pasta does
not take a great deal of time to prepare, and many families agree that homemade
pasta tastes better.
Pasta Tales Of
A Food Contract Manufacturer
-by Shabir Ahmad
Bajwa-
Customers may be unaware of the actual processing that takes
place in the systems of a pasta food contract manufacturer, but they do wish to
know about the health checks that are done. The health-conscious society of
today needs to know how the ravioli or arancini that they are purchasing is
made, whether it is dry or in filled form. Substandard products are tolerated
by no one, and pasta-loving nations cannot do without their cheesy lasagna or
fresh Sicilian macaroni.
Pasta - 3 Pasta
Recipes That Aren't Spaghetti
-by Sharon
Bellissimo-
Are you getting tired of the same old spaghetti? Here are
some great pasta recipes that your family will love!
Discover How
Choux Pastry Is Used To Prepare a Wide Range of Delicacies
-by Rohit Kr
Sharma-
Choux pastries are commonly used to prepare creamy puffs,
eclair and profiteroles. Choux pastry depends on rising steam to generate a
hollow center that is then filled with custard or cream. When preparing the
choux, you need to know how to measure all the ingredients carefully.
Cheesy Macaroni
With Rotisserie Chicken, Asparagus, and Roasted Red Peppers
-by Harriet
Hodgson-
Need a meal in a hurry? Rotisserie chicken may be the
answer. It's already cooked and you can do so much with it. Kids will love this
casserole because it is really glorified mac and cheese.
Spaghetti Alla
Carbonara: A Lighter Version
-by Harriet
Hodgson-
Ask people to name their favorite foods and, chances are,
spaghetti, bacon, and ice cream will be on the list. Spaghetti alla Carbonara
combines all of these favorites, only the cream isn't frozen, it's good old
heavy cream. This smoky, satisfying recipe has been around for centuries. You
may enjoy a lighter version today by making this recipe.
Pasta E
Fagioli: Pasta Fazool
-by Tony D
Morinelli-
The story and the recipe for what folks call, Pasta Fazool.
The actual Italian is Pasta e Fagioli, pasta and beans. Traditionally this was
a meatless Friday night dinner but there are many variations.
Simple Avocado
Pasta Recipe
-by Steve D
Wright-
Here is an incredibly tasty and simple avocado pasta recipe,
that you can knock up in a matter of minutes. With a few tips on avocado
benefits as well, this is real encouragement to try this highly nutritious
fruit out.
How To Make
Your Own Gnocchi With Your Children
-by Tony D
Morinelli-
This article tells how to make your own gnocchi. It also
looks at making gnocchi with children. There is also a recollection of old time
gnocchi in an Italian American kitchen.
Italian
Cooking: The Secret Is in the Sauce
-by Jeff Pollack-
When you think Italian cooking you think sauces or
"gravy". But there are so many. What's in them?
Pasta Basics
And How To Make The Perfect Pasta
-by Thomas Byers-
Here your going to learn the basics of cooking the perfect
pasta. If you want to know how to cook pasta perfectly then you need to read on
and learn everything you can about cooking the perfect pasta.
Mussels and
Spaghetti
-by Tony D
Morinelli-
Mussels have to be one of the best elements in so many
cuisines that appreciate delicate and sweet tastes. Numerous Asian recipes
feature them in soups and curries. The Belgians cook them in beer and butter
and the Italians serve them in two of the recipes that I'm suggesting here.
Lasagna: Then
and Now
-by Tony D
Morinelli-
Where does lasagna come from? What is the history of this
finest of Italian American pasta recipes? Do you remember lasagna on Christmas
and other holidays as the first course?
Pastina and
Eggs
-by Tony D
Morinelli-
A recollection of a winter substitute for mac and cheese.
Try pastina and eggs. A simple dish of pasta, eggs and cheese that satisfies
every child and adult.
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