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Wed Oct-26-11 04:55 PM
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Had to share this. As a kid in New York (and Dad probably still does) called it 'pastafazool!' http://www.nytimes.com/2011/10/26/dining/pasta-e-fagioli-recipe.html?ref=dining
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Thu Oct-27-11 10:13 AM
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| 1. Sister in law used to make this |
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This is one of most filling meals I ever ate. Hard to have seconds even though it tastes so good.
Pastafazool, oh yeah!
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Thu Oct-27-11 10:24 AM
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Thu Oct-27-11 11:05 AM
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| 3. My mom made it and called it that... |
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she's Sicilian and I am still learning the "real" names of things she made. There are a few things we still can't figure out. And we'll ask her and she'll say "Well, that's just what my mother called it."
I didn't realize other people didn't say basta until I left home.
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Thu Oct-27-11 01:17 PM
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| 4. That's what we always called it, too. |
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My grandma made it on a regular basis. It was delicious. She used navy beans rather than cannellini beans. I think I'm going to have to make some soon.
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