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Pasta Suppers Ready in Minutes
Cook the noodles, sauté a few ingredients, and toss together for a simplified meal.
By Vicki A. Poellnitz / photography William Dickey / styling Cari South / food styling Lyda Jones
   
  Chicken and Bow Tie Pasta is a fast, updated version of the familiar chicken-spaghetti casserole.

Pasta Recipes:
1. Chicken and Bow Tie Pasta
2. Shrimp and Pasta With Creole Cream Sauce
3. Linguine With White Clam Sauce

This month we've gathered a variety of recipes as alternatives to weekly spaghetti night. The ingredient lists aren't long, and most of the dishes are ready in the time it takes to boil the water and cook the pasta. Check out our box on substitutions.


Successful Substitutions

  • Uncooked dried pasta of similar shapes can be interchanged in recipes if it's measured by weight, not by volume. Check packages for weight, or use a kitchen scale.
  • Cooked pasta can be substituted cup for cup. One (8-ounce) package dry pasta yields about 4 cups cooked pasta.

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This article is from the February 2005 issue of Southern Living.

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