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06/14/2010
The Hazan family loves fresh peas, and one of their favorite ways to prepare the vegetable is this luscious pasta dish, in which egg tagliatelle are infused with the peas' sweet flavor.
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Source: Giuliano Hazan
06/08/2010
This traditional yellow and green pasta dish from Bologna is a favorite, and Luna Café's recipe will garner you rave reviews.
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Source: Luna Cafe
05/18/2010
Robert Love reminds us that true carbonara isn’t made with heavy cream and that the sauce is “perfect for spring.”
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Source: Food & Love
05/14/2010
A traditional carbonara sauce, made with eggs, bacon, and cheese, is a wonderful platform to showcase seasonal garlic scapes. This recipe comes from the blog Sarah's Cucina Bella, a trove of Italian recipes.
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Source: sarahscucinabella.com
04/15/2010
Pea shoots, also known as tendrils, are common ingredients in Chinese stir-fries. Here, they're sautéed and combined with pancetta for a spring pasta dish that's purely Italian.
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Source: www.bitchincamero.com
04/15/2010
Parmesan and ricotta cheeses are combined with green garlic to make a pasta that is the definition of a spring supper. Made with parsley and butter, this recipe is a classic, simple Italian-American meal.
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Source: Gourmet Sleuth
03/24/2010
From the blog the Traveler's Lunchbox, this recipe was originally inspired by a lavish pasta meal at the Florentine restaurant Acqua al 2. Continue...
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Source: Traveler's Lunch Box
02/19/2010
Use chopped jumbo shrimp if you can't find Florida rock shrimp. Continue...
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Source: Rasa Malaysia
02/16/2010
A popular Italian- American staple, this simple, comforting casserole is loaded with sausage, tomato sauce, and mozzarella.
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Source: Bitten
02/10/2010
Ricotta and spinach are usually combined as a filling for stuffed pastas. Here, the duo becomes a sauce for penne. Continue...
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Source: Giuliano Hazan
01/21/2010
The writers behind the Kitchn have an interesting formula they rely on for successful pasta dinners: "pasta, greens, meat, and cheese". Considering that this recipe calls for pantry staples that are also delicious, we're inclined to believe them. Continue...
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Source: The Kitchn
01/08/2010
Olives add a briny edge to this slow-cooked pasta sauce. Continue...
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Source: The Second Pancake
12/18/2009
Sauté mushrooms with leeks and stir in cream and Parmesan for a quick and easy pasta sauce. It is great with penne or rigatoni pasta, but would also be perfect with ricotta or potato gnocchi. Continue...
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Source: Seasonal Ontario Food
12/15/2009
White clam sauce is ubiquitous all over Italy, but this recipe, which includes anchovies and thyme, is found mostly in Tuscany. It's delicious with fresh or canned clams. Continue...
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Source: One Tree Past the Fence
12/10/2009
Rich, dark duck makes this lasagna soar above pastas cooked with the standard ground beef, and roasted carrots add earthy sweetness. Continue...
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Source: Local Lemons
12/03/2009
The earthiness of mushrooms makes them the perfect accompaniment to a cream-based pasta sauce. Wild mushrooms such as chanterelles and shiitakes are certainly welcome in this recipe, but the dish is just as satisfying and easy with button mushrooms. Continue...
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Source: Teczcape
12/02/2009
Chunks of tender squash and plenty of grated cheese add depth to this simple pasta dish. Continue...
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Source: Giuliano Hazan
11/24/2009
Sun-dried tomatoes give a tangy sweetness to the sauce for this filling pasta dish that's chock-full of chicken and artichokes. Continue...
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Source: jasonandshawnda.com
11/23/2009
Vegetarians shouldn't be relegated to side dishes this holiday season. Show them some love with a main dish that they can enjoy thoroughly.
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Source: Ezra Pound Cake
11/13/2009
Chitarra or “guitar string” pasta, tossed with cured olives, herbs de Provence, and fresh goat cheese, makes an easy go-to dinner for any day of the week. If you can’t find chitarra, substitute spaghetti or linguine. Continue...
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Source: Food and Style
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