Baked Pasta With Swiss Chard and Bacon

I had various ingredients I wanted to use up and this is what developed. The family loved it, so it's being entered here for posterity. -- posted by evelyn/athens

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Rosemary Pork With Angel Hair Pasta

After a long day of testing, I needed a fun activity for my middle school students. We played a round-robin game where students chose an ingredient for a class recipe from the following categories: protein, starch, vegetable, and seasonings. As a class we came up with Rosemary Pork with Angel Hair Pasta. It was a fun time of sharing and a wonderful way to connect mathematics to the real world. -- posted by Miss Fannie

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Rosemary Pork With Angel Hair Pasta

After a long day of testing, I needed a fun activity for my middle school students. We played a round-robin game where students chose an ingredient for a class recipe from the following categories: protein, starch, vegetable, and seasonings. As a class we came up with Rosemary Pork with Angel Hair Pasta. It was a fun time of sharing and a wonderful way to connect mathematics to the real world. -- posted by Miss Fannie

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Rosemary Pork With Angel Hair Pasta

After a long day of testing, I needed a fun activity for my middle school students. We played a round-robin game where students chose an ingredient for a class recipe from the following categories: protein, starch, vegetable, and seasonings. As a class we came up with Rosemary Pork with Angel Hair Pasta. It was a fun time of sharing and a wonderful way to connect mathematics to the real world. -- posted by Miss Fannie

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Rosemary Pork With Angel Hair Pasta

After a long day of testing, I needed a fun activity for my middle school students. We played a round-robin game where students chose an ingredient for a class recipe from the following categories: protein, starch, vegetable, and seasonings. As a class we came up with Rosemary Pork with Angel Hair Pasta. It was a fun time of sharing and a wonderful way to connect mathematics to the real world. -- posted by Miss Fannie

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Rosemary Pork With Angel Hair Pasta

After a long day of testing, I needed a fun activity for my middle school students. We played a round-robin game where students chose an ingredient for a class recipe from the following categories: protein, starch, vegetable, and seasonings. As a class we came up with Rosemary Pork with Angel Hair Pasta. It was a fun time of sharing and a wonderful way to connect mathematics to the real world. -- posted by Miss Fannie

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Rosemary Pork With Angel Hair Pasta

After a long day of testing, I needed a fun activity for my middle school students. We played a round-robin game where students chose an ingredient for a class recipe from the following categories: protein, starch, vegetable, and seasonings. As a class we came up with Rosemary Pork with Angel Hair Pasta. It was a fun time of sharing and a wonderful way to connect mathematics to the real world. -- posted by Miss Fannie

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Rosemary Pork With Angel Hair Pasta

After a long day of testing, I needed a fun activity for my middle school students. We played a round-robin game where students chose an ingredient for a class recipe from the following categories: protein, starch, vegetable, and seasonings. As a class we came up with Rosemary Pork with Angel Hair Pasta. It was a fun time of sharing and a wonderful way to connect mathematics to the real world. -- posted by Miss Fannie

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Rosemary Pork With Angel Hair Pasta

After a long day of testing, I needed a fun activity for my middle school students. We played a round-robin game where students chose an ingredient for a class recipe from the following categories: protein, starch, vegetable, and seasonings. As a class we came up with Rosemary Pork with Angel Hair Pasta. It was a fun time of sharing and a wonderful way to connect mathematics to the real world. -- posted by Miss Fannie

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Rosemary Pork With Angel Hair Pasta

After a long day of testing, I needed a fun activity for my middle school students. We played a round-robin game where students chose an ingredient for a class recipe from the following categories: protein, starch, vegetable, and seasonings. As a class we came up with Rosemary Pork with Angel Hair Pasta. It was a fun time of sharing and a wonderful way to connect mathematics to the real world. -- posted by Miss Fannie

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Rosemary Pork With Angel Hair Pasta

After a long day of testing, I needed a fun activity for my middle school students. We played a round-robin game where students chose an ingredient for a class recipe from the following categories: protein, starch, vegetable, and seasonings. As a class we came up with Rosemary Pork with Angel Hair Pasta. It was a fun time of sharing and a wonderful way to connect mathematics to the real world. -- posted by Miss Fannie

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Crab and Corn Pasta With Tarragon Cream

Adapted from a recipe in Cuisine Tonight's "Quick and Easy Pasta" edition. This is indeed quick, very easy, and quite delicious, like a crab/corn bisque over pasta. -- posted by Essay33

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Wholegrain Pasta Stuffed Cucumbers With Asian Sauce

I am always inspired on the internet by what I see, hear and read, TRUE!This makes for a VERY healthy tasty appetizer that is GREAT for entertaining too!NOTE: Amounts listed are approximate; adjust the recipe to suit how many or how few you would like to make too!I used and recommend Barilla Wholegrain pasta; has 3 times more fiber of regular pasta, healthy and tastes GREAT!I use tamari to reduce the salt content; a lot healthier too -- posted by mickeydownunder

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Pasta Puttanesca

Clipped from blog "http://fromaliceskitchen.blogspot.com/" who got it from Martha Stewart recipes. If you love garlic, salt & pasta this is a wonderfully aromatic and tasty dish. Don't be put off by the anchovies, they are in other foods you may already eat such as Caesar dressing and Worcestershire sauce! -- posted by TeresaD

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Zucchini Lentil Pasta Sauce (Vegetarian)

I wanted to eat something vegetarian for dinner for a change, especially after a dinner of bratwurst soup the night before. I'm also fighting candida, so I wanted something with an immune boost, thus the 4 cloves of garlic and cayenne powder. I also used spelt pasta instead of regular pasta due to the lower gluten content. My husband, who doesn't like veggie meals very much, said it was really good! -- posted by Chef #962474

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