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Bacon and ham are combined with Parmesan, garlic, parsley, hot pasta, black pepper and beaten eggs to make a meaty Carbonara. Olives and pimentos leap in at the last minute to add extra color and flavor.
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In just minutes you can whip up this flavorful cold pasta salad by tossing cooked spaghetti with oregano, basil, olive oil and bread crumbs. Chill to let the flavors meld, and serve cold.
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Veggie rotini pasta, cucumber, olives, and onion in a creamy dressing with dill and garlic salt makes this a delicious version of a classic springtime dish.
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Just a splash of olive oil and lemon juice adorn this macaroni salad with black olives, feta, and roasted red peppers.
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An Asian inspired dish that combines shredded cabbage with crunchy ramen noodles.
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My husband made this chicken and pasta salad for me shortly after we started dating. He makes it so it could fill a 10 gallon bucket, so I cut it quite a bit. It totally won my heart and it's awesome for a romantic picnic.
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Lots of crispy bacon is tossed with hot, buttered noodles, whipped egg and cream, and a generous measure of Parmesan cheese to make this delicious classic. Stir until the heat of the pasta cooks the eggs, then serve with parsley and ground pepper.
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A sweetened mustard vinaigrette, with just a dab of mayonnaise, dresses a pasta salad full of festive vegetables such as broccoli, cucumbers and bell peppers. Toss everything with shredded Cheddar cheese, then chill before serving.
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Yogurt, Dijon mustard and tongue tickling jalapenos mix it up with tomatoes, onion and garlic to make a zingy sauce for a chilled pasta salad.
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Sauteed garlic and olive oil adds richness and flavor to a splendid blend of hot angel hair pasta and chopped spinach. Simply toss all the ingredients together, cook for a couple of minutes, and serve.
Ingredients: pasta, cloves, spinach, olive oil
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