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Spaghetti: Over 130 Recipes

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Spaghetti: Over 130 Recipes

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Disguised as a pasta box from the supermarket, this truly unique cookbook is packed with taste-tempting color photos and more than 130 wonderful ways to prepare spaghetti. The recipes are divided into five separate sections, each one named for the main ingredients that go into its delectable dishes: Fresh Herbs, Flowers, and Fruit, Vegetables, Eggs, Cheese and Cream, Seafood, Meat. Home chefs will discover new ways to prepare familiar dishes, such as spaghetti with fried meatballs in a sauce of onions and chopped tomatoes. But there are also exotic dishes like spaghetti with red rose and sunflower petals in a sauce made of basil and white wine. Here too are directions for a rich and creamy linguine alla carbonara, and a hearty pasta dish served with clams, chili and arugula. These are just a few of the 130 imaginative recipes for serving spaghetti, and related pastas- linguine, bucatini, bavette, and ziti. Each of the book's five sections opens with a glossary of the ingredients featured in the recipes that follow. Vivid color photos enhance most pages, and a red ribbon place marker is bound into the spine.

  • Designer
    Carla Bardi
  • Size
    2.4 x 1.2 x 11.1"
  • Material
    Paper
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