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Reply #15 - 06/28/10 at 14:26:57

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Does anyone know any good pastas that are produced with alternative ingredients? Any hidden gems to be known about?

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Reply #16 - 07/02/10 at 11:32:56

Sarah Kaye Ex Member

Check out australian pasta.. they make alot of ones with alternative and organic ingredients

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Reply #17 - 07/05/10 at 08:47:07

Dan King Ex Member

I second the australian post Wink

. They seem to make great organic ones

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Reply #18 - 07/20/10 at 08:10:08

mike ramsey Ex Member

Drain the pasta as usual. If the pasta appears to be drying out add back a little of the water. This way you are getting moist pasta and keeping the pasta flavor true, instead of having slimy pasta that tastes like oil, margarine or butter.

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Reply #19 - 07/20/10 at 10:23:27

mike ramsey Ex Member

Not a good ideal 2 be eating pasta if your trying 2 lose w8

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Reply #20 - 08/25/10 at 15:08:09

The Lemon Guy Ex Member

Awesome, I was wondering how to do it. I will cook this up now, thank you. I appreciate it.

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Reply #21 - 08/25/10 at 19:30:20

Lutz Ex Member

thanks james for your trivia about the connection of the pasta's length and it's sauce..definitely a useful information I got in here...

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Reply #22 - 08/27/10 at 07:15:08

dustywarrior1 Ex Member

You can't really go to far wrong with pasta, stick it in a pan of boiling water and leave it until its nice and soft (depending how you like it!)

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Reply #23 - 08/29/10 at 03:58:13

ariana Ex Member

Just a simple tip, pour 1-2 tbsp of cooking oil on the boiling water to avoid stickiness of the pasta while cooking Roll Eyes

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Reply #24 - 08/29/10 at 13:41:51

nigrilaforever90 Offline
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dude, you give a really usefull advice. I try it, thank you - it really works. Just simply and genially Wink

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Reply #25 - 11/03/10 at 12:04:54

angusman Ex Member

Whenever I'm uncertain as to what to cook, pasta is always one of the easier choices.
Once you learn the basics and you make a dish, try experimenting with the ingredients.
Add different herbs and spices, vegetables, meat, chicken or just plain tomato sauce.

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Reply #26 - 11/17/10 at 17:19:30

senior Ex Member

hmm i like pasta so much if someone ask me what do u wanna eat firstly i will answer to pastaaaaaaaaaaa with banana

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Reply #27 - 11/28/10 at 15:54:19

Colby Ex Member

Making a simple pasta dish is super easy! But you need to ask yourself a couple of questions; do you want spicy, all veggie or what kind of meat to add; chicken, beef, fish or pork. start there.

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Reply #28 - 11/28/10 at 19:47:46

katuh Ex Member

I love pasta. They are great for lunch or afternoon snack.

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Reply #29 - 10/28/11 at 19:01:03

lhyne08 Ex Member

this is very easy. You can ask help form the internet. Just search on how to make a pasta.

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