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Offline ctom

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Stuffed Pasta Shells
« on: 11/28/12 13:05 UTC »
Soften an 8 ounce package of cream cheese in a bowl. Chop a couple cloves of garlic and a large shallot very fine and add to the cheese. Chop about 1/2 pound of pinache leaves  sort of fine and add to the cheese. Add some salt and pepper and mix well. When well mixed, add 6 ounces of coarse shredded parmesan and mix well.

Spoon a tablespoon of the cheese mixture into cooked and drained large pasta shells. Put the shells in a pan and add your favorite spaghetti sauce, drained mushrooms and maybe some browned, drained Italian sausage. Top it off with a package of mozzerella cheese and bake 1/2 hour at 350 or until the topping cheese is just melted but not browned.

Makes a great side dish or if you are anything like me and pasta....its my main course and is served with some thick sliced and toasted french bread done garlic style using real butter and pressed garlic. No vampires here at our house.....then too there's no company either. lol
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Offline Buffy

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Re: Stuffed Pasta Shells
« Reply #1 on: 11/28/12 15:29 UTC »
This is a must try.... sounds incredible.  Thank you for sharing. ;D
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Offline ctom

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Re: Stuffed Pasta Shells
« Reply #2 on: 11/29/12 09:44 UTC »
Buffy...

If you really want to kick jarred spaghetti sauce into over-drive in a recipe like this, chop up some pepperoni slices [6-8 ounce package] into 1/4 inch squares and add them to the sauce along with the Italian Sausage. The pepperoni will get kids eating this like there is no tomorrow, spinach or no spinach.
There are good ships
and wood ships
ships that sail the sea
but the best ships are friendships
and may they
always be ......An Irish Toast