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Save Money with Homemade Pasta Recipes - Part 1
By FoodieDaddy(view all posts by FoodieDaddy)
at 3:47PM Tuesday May 18, 2010
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Money Saving Tips
In the ongoing showdown between the Epicurean and the Amateur (aka FoodieDaddy and Heather), here is the latest installment. Read on for the savory savings...
Pasta! Inexpensive, right? Any day of the week, you can buy a 6 pound bag of pasta for about five bucks. (Sam's Club Penne is $4.98 for 6 pounds.) Well, I love fresh pasta. Fresh, handmade pasta with fresh flavors, fresh ingredients and better still - it's CHEAPER! I can make a 6 pound recipe for $3.34!
My favorite dish to make is probably the easiest and certainly has been made for centuries. Angelhair Pomodoro. It starts with fresh, simple, easy to find ingredients and ends with love. It's delicious, fast, nutritious and--at about $1.18 per serving--downright cheap! Savings indeed.
Here's how cheap:
And here's how to make it:
Tune in next week for Heather's low-tech take on this pasta recipe!
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