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	Tuscan shrimp marinara with chickpea pasta by John Spottiswood This is a great Tuscan recipe adapted from the Flavors of Tuscan cookbook by Maxine Clark. Maxine recommends making fresh chickpea pasta. We use Barilla Plus pasta, which is made with chickpeas just like Maxine recommends. By skipping making your own pasta, this becomes a very easy and healthy dish.	3 votes 24802 views
	Spaghetti with calamari fra Diavolo by Easy Cook - Laka kuharica Tender squid is smothered with a devilishly spicy tomato sauce in this classic Italian dish.	1 vote 3720 views
	Spaghetti with Seafood in Tomato and Herb sauce by John Spottiswood A colleague of mine brought in some fresh oregano, marjoram, and Italian parsley from his garden, so I looked for a fresh herb pasta recipe. I changed the herbs up a bit to use what I had, substituted prawns for mussels, and ended up with a delicious pasta. As long as you get the basics of this sauce right, you can mess around with…	5 votes 1 review 3390 views
	Pasta with Grape or Cherry Tomatoes by Nancy Miyasaki This is a great pasta from an island off the coast of Italy that I adapted from Giada de Laurentiis. The roasting of the tomatoes and capers with the bread crumbs makes for flavorful and original pasta. I've served this with and without basil, and prefer it with basil though it is delicious either way.	3 votes 1 review 2685 views
	Torri pasta with artichokes in creamy sauce by Easy Cook - Laka kuharica The lemon-cream sauce with artichoke hearts with its bright, tangy flavor perfectly complements the whole wheat pasta.	1 vote 864 views
	Italian Sausage Mac & Cheese by Patti Fisher It’s amazing how many recipe requests we get for macaroni & cheese. That’s fine with us, it’s quick, easy and has unlimited variations. We used Ken’s favorite hot Italian sausage along with lots of his cold smoked cheddar and Patti insisted on fresh broccoli to keep it healthy. Being it was 101 here today we were more than happy to…	1 vote 1 comment 3478 views
	The Original Fettuccine Alfredo by Evelyn Scott Mixing the ingredients on a warmed platter will help them melt quickly to make a satiny sauce. For the best results, use dried pasta, which doesn't break as easily during tossing as fresh egg pasta does.	1 vote 2199 views