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as time goes by: Help for the Weary
Use whatever cut of meat you have or even lean ground beef. We always add three cans of beans so we have more leftovers. Add four or five cans for vegetarian. Use 2 cans diced tomatoes if you do not have fresh. ...
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The Bookkitten: Cooking With Kitten: Italian Chicken Soup
You can add fresh tomatoes, too, and crush them directly into the soup. If you use the canned tomatoes, use everything in the can; no draining is necessary. Make sure you add the tomatoes last, about a minute or two before you take out ...
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County Cuisine: New-Fashioned Sausage Cassoulet
¼ pound fully cooked smoked sausage, cut in 2‑inch lengths ½ pound fresh Italian sausage links, cut in 2‑inch lengths 2 cups chopped onion 3 cloves garlic, peeled and minced 1 (28-ounce) can diced tomatoes including liquid ...
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Shirty's Apron: Spectacle Spectacular: I'll Cut Your Pie
1 c. beef or chicken broth; 1 T tomato paste; 1 t chopped fresh or dry rosemary; 1 T chopped Italian parsley; 1 c. frozen peas; 2 lbs. russet potatoes, peeled and cut into chunks; 6 T unsalted butter; 1/2 cup milk (any fat content) ...
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Cheap Cookin' Mama: Cheesy Potato Bean Soup
Cheesy Potato Bean Soup. My kids have TaeKwonDo twice a week so one of the days becomes my crock pot meal and the other my casserole night, they're not fancy meals and I try to be somewhat healthy but the truth is, they're better then ...
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Cook the Book: 'Simple Italian Snacks' | Serious Eats
Fresh veggies and/or fruit with some kind of dip. Fresh herbs if possible, in the dip, plus crackers, breadsticks or toast rounds. I like to do "different" veggies & fruit tho...not just carrot stix and celery. Maybe dilled green beans ...
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PROUD ITALIAN COOK: Veggie Ribbon Pasta
Thin ribbons of zucchini and carrot, that are lightly sauteed in olive oil along with paper thin sliced garlic, then tossed with fettuccine, grated lemon peel, finely chopped fresh parsley and basil. Finished off with a grating of ...
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Living the Gourmet: Simple Luncheon Salad
3-4 tablespoons Olive Oil 2-3 tablespoons white vinegar. Cut lettuce into thin shreds – then place in salad spinner to wash thoroughly. Slice red onion, carrots, cucumbers, tomato and Provolone cheese. Rinse beans thoroughly and drain ...
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Eating in a box: Italian Lite!
For a nice small side, I made a cannellini basil bean dip. It's basically an italian version of hummus. It's a bit thinner than hummus which relies on tahini to help bind it together, I probably could have added more beans to make it ...
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