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October 17th, 2022

Pasta e Fagioli from Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking

An easy and delicious soup. I used lardons for the meat. We were thinking that chicken sausages would be good, saucisse de volaille or merguez de volaille, cut in quarters lenghtwise, then into little... read more >


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Website: Better Homes & Gardens Recipes

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Quite tasty and easy.
- I used 500g of sauté de poulet (which is skinless, boneless chicken thighs) for the ground chicken. I chunked this, buzzed it in the food processor, then added all the other ingredients except the panko, which I pulsed in at the end.
- Made 16 meatballs; froze half of them.
- For the sauce, I used half the chicken stock, but all or more of the red bell pepper, carrot, and cabbage. More wouldn't hurt.
- Cooked about 7oz spaghettini. Served the sauce and meatballs over that topped with green onions and cashews.
- Sriracha added was nice.

Meatballs were delicious, very hard not to eat them all.

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9th July 2016

Chile-Lime Pork

Really good pork tenderloin (varkenshaas), marinated, then bbq'd. Easy and delicious.

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This was really yummy, not to mention easy and fast.
I halved the recipe for two.
Having no access to Italian sausage of any kind, I used Guiliano Hazan's Homemade Sausage from the freezer, a recipe that's become a freezer staple here.
Also no mustard greens or turnip tops, so I used rocket/arugula.
Really tasty, had DH asking Isn't there more?

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Curious is that my magazine clipping of this recipe is just titled Spaghetti with Cauliflower and Capers, without the lemon; it's the same recipe.

Pretty good. Says it serves 6, but two of us ate half with no problem as a main.

An interesting technique here. The spaghetti is cooked most of the way, but not completely, then drained and cooked further with the cauliflower sauce (which includes chicken stock). Worked nicely.

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