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It seems like lately, I have been on quite the Italian kick! I've done semolina pizza dough, semolina spaghetti, homemade cheese tortellini, and chicken parmesan all in August alone! What can I say? I love Italian food, and I don't care who knows it. Although, I don't think baked spaghetti is very authentic Italian, but it sure is tasty!
I actually had to make this twice, because the first time I tried to make it for this post, I thought I would use some fresh pasta. I figured, if boxed, dried pasta was good in baked spaghetti, fresh pasta would be amazing!
I was wrong. It turned out to be very gummy, and reminded my husband and me of library paste. Not good. Although, if you sprinkle enough cheese on something, it's still edible.
I knew I couldn't post that! I knew I had to try it again, with the boxed pasta. It might sound like I have something against boxed pasta, and I really don't! I usually have a box (or two!) of spaghetti, among several other variations from orzo, to rigatoni in my pantry! It's great for a quick lunch or supper!
Bake and Sharon enjoying the Penn State game and a cold can of Tecate. Yes, it comes in cans. Who knew?
Found at the Clabber Girl company lobby in Terre Haute, Indiana. Clabber Girl is famous for baking powder.
I was going to a party and was asked to bring appetizers. I came across this recipe in a Gourmet cookbook. Ruth Reichl said that these were a staple of 1950s bridge clubs but they should be brought back because they're great. They were pretty easy to make and everyone loved them. www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Baked-Cheddar-Olive...
Ok as yes filling with meat and coriander spice paprika oil
and we make puree of potato we mix with eggs and as go to oven
if u demand me recipe how to nake i'm here
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I just love the different colors of the yolks! One was a white egg and one was a brown egg.
This recipe is from Smittenkitchen.com (love that blog)! I used fresh, local rhubarb from Ellis Family Farm in Michigan. The compote turned out delicious (who knew rhubarb could break down over heat so amazingly?! This was my first time ever cooking/eating rhubarb).