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Rice & Pasta

One-Pot Red Wine Pasta

This One-Pot Red Wine Pasta is everything a quick and easy pasta dish should be. It's full of classic flavors, requires only a few ingredients, and is ready in just over 20 minutes.

Cheeseburger Stuffed Shells

These cheeseburger stuffed shells have all the tastiness of a burger with all the toppings made into a lighter version. The only thing missing is the bread!

Nigerian Fried Rice

Sometimes it's hard to define what makes a recipe so good. But whether it's the rice, vegetables, spices, or liver, I LOVED this Nigerian fried rice!!

White Cheddar Mac n’ Cheese Stuffed Squash

This Mac n’ Cheese Stuffed Squash is an impressive looking side dish that combines a classic Fall vegetable with old-fashioned comfort food. Mmm!

Chicken Mulligatawny Soup

Chicken mulligatawny soup is savory with a little spicy heat and a hint of sweetness. It had a lovely blend of flavors I wasn't expecting but absolutely loved!

Herbed Couscous Pilaf

Herbed Couscous Pilaf is the quick and easy savory side dish you didn't know you needed. It's the kind of side that can be paired with anything.

Lemon Spaghetti with Shrimp

Lemon Spaghetti with Shrimp was everything the author promised it would be: bright, bold, lemony and garlicky. The perfect quick, light summer seafood dish!

Loaded Lemon Artichoke Orzo Soup

Loaded is definitely an accurate description of this soup! This lemon orzo soup is packed with vegetables, making it hearty and giving it lots of color.

Saucy Italian Drunken Noodles

Saucy Italian Drunken Noodles is a new twist on a popular Thai dish. This version has pappardelle pasta drizzled in silky tomato sauce, spicy Italian sausage & veggies.

Kofta Curry

This kofta curry is all about the spice, spice baby, and it was everything! And pairing it with saffron rice made a delightful meal.

Rice with Pigeon Peas (Arroz Con Gandules)

Earthy pigeon peas, salty olives, and the perfect amount of seasoning makes a side dish you'll love! Arroz Con Gandules will become a regular on my menu.

How to Cook Rice (The Brazilian Way!)

Adding garlic and onion elevates the plain, boring white rice you're used to. You may not go back to plain rice once you try it the Brazilian way!

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