Whenever in the mood for pasta without much of a hassle you can try this no-brainer. First, boil the pasta according to the package directions, then cook them in the pan with the veggies. This will wonderfully flavor them and the whole fuss will take about 20 minutes.
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We feel an urge for meat and pasta from time to time, don’t you? If you’re like us, you’ll take 1 hour or so of your time and prepare a tray of meatballs, say, pork and carrot. You’ll serve them over pasta flavored with pesto sauce. Toss almond flakes to make things even more interesting.
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How long has it been since you’ve last gobbled on some plain tasty pizza, filled with tomatoes and topped with smokey onion and gooey cheese? And how long since you made your own pizza crust? Also, take notice: if you want this to be vegetarian, replace the mozzarella with a rennet-free type of cheese.
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Sea bream is pretty similar to sea bass, so if you like the one you shouldn’t miss the other. Let’s bake it in olive oil and lemon juice, but not before stuffing it with green chili and ginger. We’ll serve it along with some creamy risotto cooked in wine. White wine, that is!
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Was this inspired to us by Italian cuisine or is it from Mexico? We don’t know for sure. What we know is this: it’s hot, it has Tex-Mex stuff in it, and you should eat it with your friends. Serve it with a refreshing white sauce or, simply, with yogurt.
What about a creamy and filling pasta salad with white potatoes and green beans? We’ll enhance its creaminess with heavy cream and flavor the whole thing with pesto sauce. This is a meal per se, a vegetarian one that is. It can also be served as a side dish and part of a complete meal.
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Vegetarian and packed with proteins. This is how this ricotta, mushroom, and broccoli pizza presents itself on your table. Serve it in a funny way by cooking the sunny-side-ups right on it. An easy visual clue as to how to portion the whole thing. Capisci?
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North Italian cuisine was our muse when it comes to this recipe. You’ll want to generously add canned tomatoes for the rich sauce that makes this food so scrumptious. Complete the sauce with white wine, olive oil, and breadcrumb. Serve this with a lot of bread because you don’t want to leave the sauce on the plate.
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Do you know those crispy little tubes filled with a sweet and creamy mixture? Yes, we’re talking about cannoli, the South-Italian staple dessert! We thought we’d give them a try, so we made the actual tubes from a cinnamon-flavored cocoa dough. For the filling, we chose a buttery mixture made with vanilla, lemon, and Amaretto-flavored mascarpone. Do you wanna try?
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Can you make cannoli from chips? But of course! And you can fill those with a buttery nutmeg-flavored potato mash. In order to get the tubular shape of cannoli, you must cut a larger potato into thin slices. You’ll wrap them around aluminum foil cores and bake them for 20 minutes. And there is your perfect crispy-creamy potato cannoli.
“Benvenuti!” to another decadent hearty Italian pasta dish. This time we stuff cannelloni tubes with a mixture of pork sausage and cottage cheese, then double-bake them in basil-flavored tomato sauce and gooey mozzarella. “Buon Appetito!”
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This one is hearty, low-carb, not so high on calories and is basically a frittata but with a twist. This time we bake it and we add some flour for the texture. As a final step, we’re giving it a tart kick by serving it coated with mustard.
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