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Mom's Italian Goulash

Mom's Italian Goulash

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Prep Time: 15 Minutes
Cook Time: 30 Minutes

This is similar to the goulash my mom made for us when I was a child. It's loosely based on the original Hungarian version. I make this for my family and it's a crowd pleaser. It feeds a crowd too. I've added the shredded mozzarella & pecorino romano to t…

Linguine al Pesto

Linguine al Pesto

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Prep Time: 10 Minutes
Cook Time: 15 Minutes

The origins of pesto genovese go way back in time, to Genova, in the Ligurian region of Italy. The word pesto comes from the verb "pestare" which loosely translated, means to crush. Traditionally, pesto genovese would be made with the mortar and pestle. Y…

Orecchiette con cime di rape

Orecchiette con cime di rape

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Prep Time: 10 Minutes
Cook Time: 20 Minutes

Orecchiette con cime di rape is the signature dish of the Puglia region of southern Italy. Orecchiette literally translates as "little ears". They look like little bowl shaped discs that are ideal for catching the wonderful sauce they are to be tossed wit…

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Avocado Chicken Parmigiana

posted August 14, 2010 in Angie\'s Recipes

This is one variation of Southern Italian dish "Parmigiana", which is made with shallow-fried eggplants slices topped with tomato sauce and cheese. It is then baked until the cheese is melted and bubbly. Some recipes use hard grated cheeses such (read full article)

Finger Food- Baked Broccoli Polenta Sticks with Marinara Dipping Sauce

posted August 12, 2010 in SippitySup- Serious Fun Food

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Mangia Monday!

"The trouble with eating Italian food is that 5 or 6 days later you're hungry again."-George MillerCan you believe it?? The weekend is over! Where does the time go? I had a wonderful weekend, I hope you did also! Every Sunday night we have Sunday din (read full article)

Tonnarelli cacio e pepe

posted July 31, 2010 in Memorie di Angelina

 Cacio e pepe, literally 'cheese and pepper', is a very typical Roman dish, usually made with spaghetti, bucatini or—for the ne plus ultra version of this dish—tonnarelli, a kind of square spaghetti made with egg pasta popular in Lazio and A (read full article)

Shrimp Bacon Carbonara

posted July 22, 2010 in Frugal Antics of a Harried Homemaker

Have you ever made shrimp scampi and been left with just shrimp...no sauce (because everyone wanted more than their fair share of buttery yum on their pasta)?  Well, I had just such a case happen to me.  I had another unexpected leftove (read full article)

Kale and Hungarian Sausage Pasta

posted July 22, 2010 in Equal Opportunity Kitchen

As you can see, I'm on a Kale experimentation journey. It's official - Kale is now my favourite vegetable and I'm looking forward to trying the different varieties. This pasta dish was so comforting with a good kick! I'm submitting this dish to th (read full article)

Fresh Zucchini Pasta

posted July 20, 2010 in Chef Tom Cooks

I prepared this dish last night and the fresh flavors were out of this world. Each bite packed so many great flavors and it was pretty easy to prepare. Yellow squash would work great in this recipe as well. 10 oz. Linguine 4 medium zucchini 6 table (read full article)

Fresh Zucchini Pasta

posted July 20, 2010 in Chef Tom Cooks

I prepared this dish last night and the fresh flavors were out of this world. Each bite packed so many great flavors and it was pretty easy to prepare. Yellow squash would work great in this recipe as well. 10 oz. Linguine 4 medium zucchini 6 tabl (read full article)

La genovese

posted July 14, 2010 in Memorie di Angelina

Besides ragù alla napoletana, la genovese is probably the most iconic of all Neapolitan pasta sauces, and yet it is little known outside Italy or, for that matter, little seen outside Naples itself. And, for reasons I cannot quite figure out, it di (read full article)

What's for Dinner? Pasta Frittata

posted July 01, 2010 in Hometown Girl

Any leftover pasta will make this quick dinner a snap. I had Penne from dinner a couple nights ago so I used that. Whisk about 4 eggs (depending on how much pasta you have), some cream, salt, pepper and whatever fresh herbs you have on hand, I added (read full article)

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