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2. Sustainability on the plate: Unveiling the environmental footprint of pasta supply chain through Life Cycle Assessment
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Catellani, Eleonora, Manfredini, Sophia, Amico, Clarissa, Ciccullo, Federica, and Cigolini, Roberto
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- 2025
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3. Processing factors of pesticide residues in durum wheat milling fractions and pasta
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Pelosi, P., Gazza, L., Beni, C., Barbini, D. Attard, Picardo, V., Gambale, C., and Amendola, G.
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- 2025
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4. Enriching pasta with soluble and insoluble fibre: A strategy for boosting fibre intake
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Sempio, Rebecca, Nyhan, Laura, Sahin, Aylin W., Zannini, Emanuele, Walter, Jens, and Arendt, Elke K.
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- 2025
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5. Application of a sourdough type-II fermentation model to gelatinized legume flours: Starter robustness, technological and nutritional implications, potential of the bread and pasta fortification
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Montemurro, Marco, Perri, Giuseppe, Verni, Michela, Pontonio, Erica, and Rizzello, Carlo Giuseppe
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- 2025
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6. Pasta enriched with de-oiled sesame and yellow pepper flours: Evaluation of physicochemical properties, protein quality, and antioxidant potential
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Abdo, Eman M., Darwish, Amira M.G., Hussein, Marwa M.E., and Mansour, Hanem M.M.
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- 2024
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7. Red lentil pasta quality and <italic>in vitro</italic> digestibility modulation by means of processing conditions.
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Suo, Xinying, Moreno-Araiza, Oscar, Dall’Asta, Margherita, Giuberti, Gianluca, Marchesani, Alessio, and Vittadini, Elena
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WEIGHT gain , *HIGH temperatures , *FOOD industry , *PASTA , *PASTA products , *STARCH - Abstract
AbstractPulse pasta has, in recent years, gained the interest of consumers and food manufacturers and a deeper understanding of the the effects of flour types and pasta processing on its physical and nutritional characteristics has become a priority. This work investigates the effects of red lentil flour type (raw or pre-cooked), pasta extrusion pressure (i.e. 80 and 125 bars), and drying temperature (i.e.,50 and 80 °C) on pasta quality and
in vitro nutritional digestibility. A significant reduction in cooking loss was found in pasta extruded at high pressure and dried at high temperature (80 °C), while all pasta had acceptable cooking quality in terms of length, thickness and weight gains. More slowly digestible starch was found in pasta dried at high temperatures, while less rapidly digestible and more resistant starch was present in pasta extruded at high pressure.In vitro starch digestibility can be effectively reduced by applying proper processing conditions (i.e. high extrusion pressure) which could be vital for designing a 100% legume pasta with modulated glycemic response. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]- Published
- 2025
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8. Utilization of By-Products from the Fruit and Vegetable Processing Industry in Pasta Production.
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Gómez, Manuel, Braojos, Marina, Fernández, Raúl, and Parle, Florencia
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GLYCEMIC index ,PASTA industry ,FRUIT processing ,VEGETABLE trade ,NUTRITIONAL value ,PASTA products - Abstract
Pasta is a product made from wheat semolina and water. Due to its composition and low glycemic index, it is an ideal product for fortification with additional nutrients. Most plant-based food by-products are rich in nutrients of interest, such as fibers, vitamins, minerals, and bioactive compounds. Fortifying pasta with plant-based by-products can be nutritionally beneficial, and the number of publications on this topic has increased significantly in recent years. However, it presents a challenge when aiming to achieve products with good organoleptic quality. This review analyzes the published information on the effect of including plant-based by-products on the technological quality (optimal cooking time, solid loss, swelling index, and water absorption during cooking, color, and texture), nutritional value, and organoleptic properties of pasta. It also provides a critical perspective on gaps in the current knowledge and highlights aspects that should be addressed in the future. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2025
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9. FODMAP Profile of Wholegrain Pasta.
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Torbica, Aleksandra M., Miljić, Milorad, and Radosavljević, Miloš
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IRRITABLE colon ,STATISTICAL significance ,PASTA ,FRUCTOOLIGOSACCHARIDES ,WATER use ,PASTA products - Abstract
Pasta is a staple food consumed worldwide and is made from wholegrain semolina, which is a food rich in dietary fibre, proteins, minerals, vitamins, and bioactive compounds. However, fermentable oligo-, di-, and monosaccharides and polyols (FODMAP), part of soluble dietary fibre in pasta, can trigger/worsen irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) symptoms and increase the prevalence of gastrointestinal disorders. These dietary fibres include lactose, excess fructose relative to glucose, polyols, fructans (mostly fructooligosaccharides), and galactooligosaccharides. Due to a lack of information on the FODMAP profile for pasta, this research conducted a detailed analysis using high-performance anion-exchange chromatography with pulsed amperometric detection to determine the FODMAP compound content in commercially available pasta, with a focus on wholegrain products. The results showed that fructooligosaccharides (FOSs) are the dominant group of FODMAPs, and kestose is the predominant oligosaccharide in all pasta samples both dry (67.1–95.0%) and cooked (27.1–93.9%). Almost all pasta samples are classified as high-FODMAP foods. The degree of reduction in FODMAP compound content during cooking varies between pasta types and is influenced by the wheat type, cooking time, amount of water used for cooking, pasta shapes, and pasta supplementation. In samples of dry pasta, there are statistically significant differences in the results between all samples, while after cooking, there is evident grouping of the results in four clusters. The reduction in FOS content of pasta after cooking was in the range from 30.9% to 84%. Further research should be focused on higher activity of FODMAP degrading enzymes during pasta production process. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2025
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10. A Sustainable Innovation: Functionalization of Pasta with Methanol Extract of Turkish Red Pine (Pinus brutia Ten.) Barks.
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Erol, Kubra Feyza, Kutlu, Gozde, Olgun, Elmas Oktem, and Tornuk, Fatih
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Turkish red pine (Pinus brutia Ten.) is an economically and ecologically important tree species that is widely grown in the Mediterranean and Aegean regions of Türkiye, with its bark (RB) serving as waste material in the forest industry. The current study aims to quantify the phenolic composition of RB extract (RBE) and to investigate the effects of incorporating RBE into pasta at ratios of 0, 0.25, 0.50, and 1.00% (w: w) on in vitro starch digestibility, mineral composition, bioactive properties (including TPC, DPPH, and FRAP antioxidant activities), in vitro bioaccessibility of bioactive compounds, and sensory attributes. Gallic acid (2.30 mg/ 100 g) and hydroxybenzoic acid (3.80 mg/ 100 g) were the two predominant phenolic acids in RBE. Enrichment of the pasta with RBE (0.25%, 0.50%, and 1% w/w) resulted in higher mineral content, antioxidative properties, lower glycemic index and higher sensory scores as compared to the control pasta. Enrichment of pasta with 1% RBE resulted in a significant reduction in the hydrolysis index (HI) and predicted glycemic index (pGI), with HI values decreasing from 28.67 to 45.65% and pGI reductions ranging from 27.18 to 40.04%, indicating a notable negative impact on starch degradation and glucose release. Enrichment of pasta with RBE significantly increased the total phenolic content from 4.12 to 31.29 mg GAE/100 g and enhanced antioxidant activities, with FRAP values rising from 7.45 to 99.46 µmol TEAC/100 g and DPPH activities ranging from 11.45 to 70.36 µmol TEAC/100 g. Bioaccessibility index values for TPC, FRAP, and DPPH activities in pasta samples enriched with 1% RBE were determined to be 25.51%, 27.33%, and 43.03%, respectively, indicating a significant enhancement in the in vitro bioaccessibility and antioxidant potential of bioactive compounds as compared to the control sample. Enrichment with 1% RBE significantly increased calcium, potassium, magnesium, sodium, zinc, copper, iron, and manganese content of pasta, and contributed substantial percentages of the recommended dietary allowances for these minerals. Overall, the findings showed that RBE could be used as a functional ingredient in pasta formulation for increasing its nutritional and health beneficial properties. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2025
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11. Prediction of Pasta Colour Considering Traits Involved in Colour Expression of Durum Wheat Semolina.
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Troccoli, Antonio, Ficco, Donatella Bianca Maria, Platani, Cristiano, D'Egidio, Maria Grazia, and Borrelli, Grazia Maria
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DURUM wheat ,WHEAT breeding ,MULTIPLE regression analysis ,WHEAT farming ,SEMOLINA ,CAROTENOIDS - Abstract
Colour plays an important role among the quality traits of durum wheat, attracting consumer attention for the pasta market. The traits involved in colour expression are affected by genotype, environment, and processing. In the present study, based on eighteen durum wheat genotypes grown in eight environments, the effects of different traits related to colour expression were evaluated. Carotenoid pigments, such as lutein and β-carotene content; yellow and brown indices; and lipoxygenase, peroxidase, and polyphenoloxidase activities were analysed in semolina. The effects of processing were evaluated by measuring both the content of carotenoid pigments and colorimetric indices in pasta. The genotype, the environment, and their interaction were significant for all traits, although with a strong prevalence of genotypic effects, except for the brown index. After processing, a decrease in carotenoid content and the yellow index (86.7% and 16.0%, respectively) was observed, while the brown index increased (8.2%). A multiple regression analysis was performed on semolina traits, and the yellow index emerged as the main predictor for pasta colour, strengthening this trait as a fast and reliable criterion of selection. A High-Performance Index tool was also used to identify the genotype and environment that better combine all traits, positively influencing colour expression. All this information can be used in durum wheat breeding programmes for the prediction of pasta colour. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2025
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12. Nutritional, Chemical, and Functional Properties of Wholegrain Einkorn Pasta Through Cooking and Digestion: A Comparative Study with Wholegrain Durum Wheat Pasta.
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Mercatante, Dario, Santoni, Mattia, Nissen, Lorenzo, Didos, Spyros, Salvatori, Giulia, D'Ambrosio, Gianni Jan, Farneti, Alice, Chiarello, Elena, Casciano, Flavia, Picone, Gianfranco, Mouchtaropoulou, Evangelia, Bordoni, Alessandra, Danesi, Francesca, Argiriou, Anagnostis, Ayfantopoulou, Georgia, Gianotti, Andrea, and Rodriguez-Estrada, Maria Teresa
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PASTA ,OXIDANT status ,FUNCTIONAL foods ,PHENOLS ,PHYTOSTEROLS ,DURUM wheat - Abstract
Despite growing interest in ancient wheat varieties, the functional and nutritional properties of einkorn (Triticum monococcum) in cereal-based foods remain not fully elucidated. This study examined the chemical composition and functional properties of wholegrain einkorn pasta through cooking and simulated gastrointestinal digestion, comparing it with conventional Triticum durum wheat pasta. While sharing similar macronutrient profiles, einkorn pasta demonstrated higher retention of key compounds including phenolics, tocopherols, and phytosterols throughout cooking and in vitro digestion. Notable findings include enhanced prebiotic activity specifically targeting bifidobacteria populations and preserved antioxidant capacity despite thermal processing. These results demonstrated einkorn's potential as a functional food ingredient, suggesting its capacity to deliver enhanced nutritional benefits through its unique matrix properties. Our findings provide mechanistic insights into ancient grain functionality in modern food applications, with implications for developing nutritionally enhanced pasta products. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2025
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13. Salt-ring in your pasta pan: Morphology of particle cloud deposit.
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Souzy, Mathieu, Vovard, Clément, and Kant, Pallav
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REYNOLDS number , *SEDIMENTATION & deposition , *PASTA , *EBULLITION , *SALT - Abstract
When added to a pot of boiling pasta, a handful of salt grains can create a fascinating and varied pattern of deposits. In this study, we experimentally investigate this phenomenon by examining the deposits, focusing on the radial distribution of clusters of settling spherical particles in a quiescent viscous fluid at an intermediate Reynolds number. We demonstrate that the particle diameter d, the settling height H, and the injected particle volume V inj all influence the particles' radial spread. Additionally, the injection method significantly impacts the deposit's final morphology. The resulting deposit structure emerges from the sedimentation history of the particle cloud, reflecting a complex interplay of various physical mechanisms. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2025
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14. Taste of THE MED.
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COUSCOUS ,PASTA ,MINTS (Plants) ,EGGS as food ,OLIVE oil - Abstract
The article from Woman's Day (Australia Edition) provides recipes for a Mediterranean feast, including dishes like Chorizo, Squid & Chickpea Salad, Greek Butterflied Chicken, Pea & Prosciutto Orecchiette, Moroccan Meatball Shakshouka, Spanakopita Rice Pie, and Smoky Eggplant, Haloumi & Couscous Salad. Each recipe includes a list of ingredients and detailed instructions on how to prepare the dish. The article aims to inspire readers to use fresh and bold flavors in their cooking to create delicious Mediterranean-inspired meals. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
15. Seeing Green.
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Braganza, Chantal
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PASTA ,CHICKEN as food ,COMMON bean ,OLIVE oil ,VEGETABLE oils - Abstract
The article "Seeing Green" from Chatelaine discusses the process of harvesting high-quality extra-virgin olive oil in Italy and the impact of climate change on olive oil prices. The author shares four spring-friendly recipes that highlight the use of extra-virgin olive oil in dishes like Fagioli e Scarola, Spaghetti Alla Nerano, Sizzling Lemon-Fennel Broccoli, and Asparagus Tart. The recipes emphasize the importance of using extra-virgin olive oil in a way that preserves its flavor and quality, reflecting the cultural significance of this ingredient in Italian cuisine. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
16. Going Green.
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MERVOSH, LIZ
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PASTA ,BRASSICA juncea ,CIDER vinegar ,CURRIES ,CHICKEN as food ,COCONUT oil - Abstract
"Going Green" from Food & Wine explores the versatility of winter greens like collards, kale, and mustard greens, offering various recipes and cooking techniques to incorporate these nutritious ingredients into weeknight meals. The article provides a glossary of different greens, highlighting their flavors and cooking methods, and includes recipes such as a Proper Pot of Collard Greens, Caldo Verde, Coconut Curry Creamed Spinach, Collard Greens Salad with Mustard Vinaigrette, and Pasta with Greens and Beans. By following the provided recipes, readers can elevate their dishes with the bold flavors and textures of winter greens. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
17. Julia's joyful cooking.
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Nishimura, Julia Busuttil
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EGGS as food ,PASTA ,VEGETABLE oils ,MINTS (Plants) ,VEGETABLES - Abstract
The article from the Australian Women's Weekly features recipes from Julia Busuttil Nishimura's new cookbook, "Good Cooking Every Day." The recipes include poached and marinated prawns, pumpkin and sage soup, pasta alla norcina, lamb meatballs with bagnetto verde, and pork cotoletta with sauce vierge. The author's approach to cooking is described as generous, uncomplicated, and seasonal, making her a beloved figure in Australia's food scene. The recipes are inspired by Italian flavors and traditions, offering readers a taste of comforting and flavorful dishes to enjoy. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
18. PASTA D'ESTATE.
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ADEY, MAXWELL
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PASTA ,ITALIAN cooking ,FOOD industry ,BALSAMIC vinegar ,EGG yolk - Abstract
The article from Australian Gourmet Traveller discusses various pasta-centric dishes using end-of-season produce. It includes recipes for dishes like rocket and egg yolk ravioli, rainbow chard and anchovy strozzapreti, and spaghetti with charred corn. Each recipe provides detailed instructions on preparation and cooking methods, catering to those interested in exploring diverse pasta dishes. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
19. On adore le fromaaage! 6 GRATINS COOL ET DÉCADENTS.
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NUTRITIONAL value ,BAKING equipment ,CURD (Dairy product) ,PASTA ,LASAGNA ,WINTER festivals - Abstract
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- 2025
20. Menu semaine 2.
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SWEET peppers ,NUTRITIONAL value ,PASTA ,TOFU ,GARLIC - Abstract
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- 2025
21. Master mince!
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Bloom, Janelle
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EGGS as food ,PASTA ,SWEET potatoes ,VEGETABLE oils ,PEANUT oil - Abstract
The article provides recipes using beef mince for easy weeknight dinners, including Sweet Potato Splits with Moroccan Beef, Satay Beef Nasi Goreng, Lemongrass Beef Banh Mi, Vegetable Chipotle Beef Nachos, Cheat's Lasagne, and Greek Meatball Bake. Each recipe is accompanied by detailed instructions on preparation and cooking. The recipes offer a variety of flavors and cultural influences, catering to diverse tastes and preferences. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
22. Speedy DINNERS.
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PASTA ,VEGETABLE oils ,COOKING stocks ,PEPPERS ,COUSCOUS - Abstract
The article "Speedy DINNERS" provides recipes for quick and easy weeknight meals, including Chilli Prawn Fried Rice, Chicken Caesar Salad, Chorizo Sausage Ragu, and Charred Lamb with Couscous Salad. Each recipe includes a list of ingredients and step-by-step instructions for preparation. The article emphasizes using time-saving techniques and readily available ingredients to create flavorful dishes in a short amount of time. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
23. Dinner tonight, lunch tomorrow!
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PASTA ,BROCCOLI ,VEGETABLES ,MARINADES ,CHICKEN as food - Abstract
The article provides recipes for utilizing leftovers from dinner to create lunch options, focusing on efficient meal planning and reducing food waste. It includes detailed instructions for preparing dishes such as Lamb, Pumpkin & Cheese Jaffles, Pork Belly with Noodle Slaw Salad, and Salmon Rice Paper Rolls. The recipes cater to diverse tastes and dietary preferences, offering a variety of options for library patrons interested in sustainable cooking practices. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
24. CHICKEN TONIGHT!
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PASTA ,CHICKEN as food ,BOK choy ,MINTS (Plants) ,VEGETABLE oils - Abstract
The article from Woman's Own magazine provides recipes for quick and easy chicken dishes, including a one-pan chicken curry, chicken Parmigiana, Vietnamese chicken noodle soup, and chicken shawarma. Each recipe includes a list of ingredients, step-by-step instructions, and helpful tips for preparation. The recipes cater to different tastes and preferences, offering a variety of flavors and cooking styles for individuals looking to prepare homemade meals. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
25. recipes.
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PICKLES , *BAKING powder , *PASTA , *PEANUT butter , *LENTILS , *SALT-free diet - Abstract
The article from Woman's Day magazine provides a variety of recipes, including a Leprechaun Hat Surprise Cake, Bear Hug Cookies, Mulled Cider with Dulce de Leche Rims, Overnight Apple-Clementine Muesli, Air Fryer Teriyaki Salmon, No-Bake Granola Bars, Everything Bagel and Lox Strata, Smoky Manhattan Clam Chowder, Sweet Potato Baked Pasta with Hazelnut Brown Butter, Silky Coconut Cream Pie, Sesame Peanut Brittle, Banh Mi-Style Steak Sandwiches, Crispy Tofu Bites with Peanut Sauce, and Turkey and Red Lentil Stew. Each recipe includes detailed instructions and ingredients to create delicious dishes suitable for various occasions. The recipes cover a range of flavors and cooking techniques, offering options for diverse tastes and preferences. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
26. Feel-good MEALS.
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COUSCOUS ,PASTA ,COMMON bean ,PEPPERS ,GREEN bean - Abstract
The article from Woman & Home provides quick and healthy recipes for weeknight meals, including a chicken, fennel, and butter bean tagine, a pasta e ceci salad, mackerel with herby bean and tomato salad, Niçoise-style trout tray bake, and roast chicken with warm pepper and lentil salad. These recipes offer a variety of flavors and ingredients, catering to different dietary preferences and providing nutritional benefits. The article emphasizes the importance of incorporating fiber, protein, and heart-healthy fats into meals for a balanced diet. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
27. The F&W Guide to Renovating Your Kitchen.
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LEWIS, HUNTER
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EDIBLE fats & oils ,MIXERS (Kitchen appliances) ,CHICKEN as food ,PASTA ,WORKERS' compensation ,SUBCONTRACTORS - Abstract
The article from Food & Wine provides a comprehensive guide to renovating a kitchen, emphasizing the importance of planning, budgeting, and finding the right contractor. The text offers practical advice on layout, design choices, and the renovation process, with a focus on functionality and personalization. Additionally, it includes tips and recipes for cooking efficiently during a kitchen renovation, showcasing Laotian-Inspired Pork Patties, Shortcut Ragù Bolognese, and All-Purpose Meal Prep Chicken and Broth. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
28. Short Cuts.
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PEREZ, DIANA and THEOKTISTO, ANNA
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PASTA ,NORTHERN quahog ,PINOT gris ,TECHNOLOGICAL innovations ,PEPPERS ,CHEESEMAKING - Abstract
The article from Food & Wine explores the history and innovation behind short pasta shapes commonly found in supermarkets today. It delves into the technological advancements in pasta-making that led to the creation of various shapes like penne, radiatori, and fusilli. The text also highlights the contributions of pasta makers throughout history, including modern entrepreneurs like Dan Pashman, who designed a new pasta shape called cascatelli. The article includes recipes featuring different short pasta shapes, showcasing their versatility in various dishes like Chicken Piccata Pasta and Pepperoni Mac and Cheese. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
29. Oxtail Magic.
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GRANDJEAN, PAIGE
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PASTA ,PEPPERS ,FOOD industry ,BELL pepper ,CALCIUM hydroxide - Abstract
The article in Food & Wine discusses the resurgence of oxtails as a popular ingredient, particularly in Trinidadian cuisine. Chef Osei "Picky" Blackett shares his recipe for Trinidadian Oxtail Stew, highlighting the use of green seasoning and caramelized sugar to enhance the flavor. The article provides detailed instructions on how to prepare the dish, offering variations like Oxtail Cheesesteak Empanadas and Oxtail Noodles. The text emphasizes the cultural significance of oxtails and the slow cooking process required to achieve succulent, savory results. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
30. Air fryer snacks.
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CHICKEN as food ,PASTA ,SUNFLOWER seeds ,BROWN sugar ,BRASSICA juncea - Abstract
The article from the Australian Women's Weekly provides easy recipes for air fryer snacks, including muesli bars, banana pecan muffins, gluten-free chicken nuggets, cheesy pesto scrolls, and vegie mac 'n' cheese croquettes. Each recipe includes step-by-step instructions and cooking times for preparing delicious and healthier versions of popular snacks using an air fryer. The recipes cater to a diverse range of dietary preferences and offer a convenient way to enjoy homemade treats. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
31. Justine’s clever cooking.
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Schofield, Justine
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PASTA ,CHICKEN as food ,SKILLET cooking ,PASTRY ,VEGETABLES - Abstract
"Justine's clever cooking" from the Australian Women's Weekly features recipes by TV cook Justine Schofield, including mini potato bakes, Gruyère & leek tart, pasta with pork & fennel ragu, chicken gravy, lamb shank soup, and zucchini slice. The recipes emphasize using the freezer to make weeknight dinners easier and offer tips on freezing, thawing, and reheating the dishes. Justine's recipes are inspired by her French heritage and aim to simplify cooking while maintaining delicious flavors. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
32. SWEET SUMMER TOMATOES.
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BAKING powder ,SALSAS (Cooking) ,CURRIES ,PASTA ,CHICKEN as food - Abstract
The article from the Australian Women's Weekly discusses the versatility of tomatoes in summer dishes. It provides tips on storing and using tomatoes, as well as recipes such as grilled chicken with tomato salsa, cheesy tomato cornbread, tomato harvest fish curry, prawn & cherry tomato pasta with saffron butter, and two essential sauces - Sicilian pesto and roasted tomato sauce. The article emphasizes the importance of freshness and proper preparation techniques to enhance the flavor of dishes. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
33. Parfaites pâtes au poulet.
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CHICKEN as food ,LASAGNA ,PASTA ,AVOCADO ,ASPARAGUS ,FLAVOR - Abstract
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- 2025
34. Everyday.
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PASTA ,WILD rice ,FOOD industry ,MARSHMALLOW (Confectionery) ,SHEEP milk - Abstract
The article from Australian Gourmet Traveller provides recipes for easy entertaining and simple weeknight dinners. It includes recipes such as Farinata with blistered tomatoes and chilli chickpeas, Chicken skewers with carrot skordalia, Charred zucchini agrodolce with ricotta salata and basil, Summer tomatoes with Bloody Mary dressing, Summer paccheri with prawns, tomato and pickled chilli, Charred corn and rice salad with jalapeño-lime dressing, Pollo al mattone with peach and barley salad, Grilled sirloin with harissa butter, green tomato and melon salad, Hokey pokey banana split, and Blackberry swirl ice-cream with Cinzano apricots. Each recipe is detailed with ingredients and instructions for preparation. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
35. Salades créatives.
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POTATO salads ,COUSCOUS ,SALADS ,PASTA ,MANGO - Abstract
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- 2025
36. LE SMOKED MEAT de toutes les façons.
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SMOKED meat ,SOUPS ,PASTA ,CASSEROLE cooking ,MEAT - Abstract
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- 2025
37. Take it SLOW.
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PASTA ,COOKING stocks ,VEGETABLES ,LEEK ,EGG yolk ,OLIVE oil - Abstract
"Italia!" presents a collection of traditional Italian recipes, including split pea soup, vegetable broth, roast leg of lamb, vegan lentil Bolognese, and baked rice with mussels. The recipes are described in detail, providing step-by-step instructions and tips for preparation. Each dish reflects a different region of Italy and showcases the diverse culinary traditions of the country. The article emphasizes the use of fresh, simple ingredients to create flavorful and hearty meals that are perfect for special occasions or everyday dining. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
38. Easy vegan RECIPES.
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Saccente, Patrizia, Khan, Zareen, Khan, Umair, and Gerard, Tieghan
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SALSAS (Cooking) ,TOAST (Bread) ,PASTA ,CIDER vinegar ,LENTILS ,SAUSAGES ,GARLIC ,PEPPERS ,LEMON juice - Abstract
The article provides a collection of easy vegan recipes that are quick, simple, and delicious. Recipes include 'Calamari' and peas, meatless meatballs in tomato sauce, red lentil ragù, laal masala aloo, bhindi masala, tarka daal, black bean quesadillas, and spicy miso-coconut broth noodles. Each recipe includes detailed instructions, nutritional information, and tips for preparation. The recipes cater to a diverse range of tastes and preferences, offering a variety of plant-based options for individuals seeking flavorful vegan dishes. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
39. Feel full GET SLIM.
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FOOD habits ,EGGS as food ,COMFORT food ,PASTA ,PICKLES ,HABIT - Abstract
The article "Feel full GET SLIM" from the journal "Woman" presents a healthy eating plan in partnership with Slimming World, aiming to help individuals lose weight and return to healthy habits after the festive season. The plan focuses on Food Optimising, which emphasizes energy density, satiety, and ease of overeating. It includes a variety of meals such as Spanish-style rice salad, chicken with mushroom sauce, and mushroom and tarragon risotto, along with snack options and tips for success. The plan incorporates Free Foods, balanced nutrition, and hydration, promoting a sustainable approach to weight loss. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
40. Now Serving... WINTER COMFORT.
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TOAST (Bread) , *PASTA , *CHICKEN as food , *SHRIMP populations , *COOKING stocks , *SALT-free diet - Abstract
The article from Good Housekeeping titled "Now Serving... WINTER COMFORT" provides a variety of recipes for winter comfort foods, including creamy miso pasta, mushroom and pork mapo tofu, and marry-me chicken. It also offers ideas for non-alcoholic drinks, such as ginger-citrus spritzes, and highlights the benefits of using jarred marinara sauce for pasta dishes. Additionally, the article features recipes for roasted delicata squash and farro salad, cioppino, and broccoli reubens, catering to diverse dietary preferences and tastes. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
41. Sauces pour pâtes: parfaitement mijotées.
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TOMATO sauces ,RED wines ,SAUCES ,PASTA ,MEALS - Abstract
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- 2025
42. Donna's shortcut dinners.
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Hay, Donna
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PASTA ,MINTS (Plants) ,FOOD industry ,SEA salt ,OLIVE oil - Abstract
Donna Hay's article in the Australian Women's Weekly provides a preview of her new cookbook, Too Easy, featuring quick and easy weeknight dinner recipes using pantry staples and fresh ingredients. The article includes recipes for Spaghetti with lemon pesto, Risoni & chilli-honey haloumi salad, and One-pan undone lasagna, offering innovative twists on classic dishes for busy individuals. Readers can find more recipes in Donna Hay's cookbook, which is currently available for purchase. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
43. Let's get comfy.
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Turnbull, Sam
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CASHEW tree ,PASTA ,COOKING ,ITALIAN cooking - Published
- 2025
44. Dinner for Two.
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PEPPERS ,PASTA ,PINOT gris ,KOSHER salt ,SAUVIGNON blanc - Abstract
The article from Southern Living titled "Dinner for Two" provides recipes for a romantic dinner, including Bronzed Redfish with Smoky Cheese Grits, Wine-Braised Chicken and Vegetables, Reverse-Seared Steaks, Steakhouse Melting Potatoes, and Shrimp Pasta with Sun-Dried Tomato Cream Sauce. Each recipe includes detailed instructions and ingredients to create a delicious meal for two people. The recipes cater to different tastes and preferences, offering a variety of options for a special dinner at home. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
45. POTLUCK: les meilleures recettes à partager.
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PASTRY ,GOAT cheese ,PASTA ,SANDWICHES ,SALADS - Abstract
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- 2025
46. Menu semaine 3.
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CHICKPEA ,PASTA ,BARLEY ,SOUPS ,TRAYS - Abstract
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- 2025
47. 5-Ingredient Italian Dinners.
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MCANELLY, LAUREN and MANNING, IVY
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CHICKEN as food ,PASTA ,BAKING equipment ,BROCCOLI ,COOKING stocks - Abstract
The article "5-Ingredient Italian Dinners" from Better Homes & Gardens provides quick and easy recipes for Italian-inspired meals. The recipes include Pasta With Broccoli and Chicken Sausage, Tuscan Steak Tagliata, Cast-Iron Skillet Pizza Caprese, and Sheet-Pan Chicken Parmesan. Each recipe is designed to be prepared in 35 minutes or less, using simple ingredients and smart shortcuts to achieve big Italian flavors. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
48. Something for the weekend RECIPES.
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Davis, Jassy and Bowen, Devorah
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TOAST (Bread) ,VEGETABLE oils ,PEPPERS ,COOKING stocks ,PASTA ,YOGURT ,EDIBLE greens ,CARROTS ,SPINACH - Abstract
The article from Vegan Food & Living provides recipes for Watercress, Carrot, and Turmeric Soup, Vegetable Biryani with Cashews and Mint, Gnocchi with Roast Rainbow Beetroot and Pesto, and Spaghetti with Roast Aubergine Bolognese. Each recipe includes detailed instructions, ingredients, and nutritional information. The recipes cater to a vegan diet and offer a variety of flavors and textures for a satisfying meal. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
49. COMFORT FOOD.
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Rossi, Elisa, Flynn, David, Flynn, Stephen, Beskow, Katy, Whinney, Heather, Marcus, Camilla, and Harris, Calum
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PASTA ,COMFORT food ,SWEET potatoes ,PEPPERS ,CIDER vinegar ,CARROTS ,QUINOA ,ONIONS ,LEMON juice - Abstract
The Vegan Food & Living article offers a variety of plant-based comfort food recipes, such as celeriac and apple soup, shepherdless pie, and loaded baked sweet potatoes. Detailed instructions and nutritional information are provided for each recipe, catering to different tastes and preferences. Additionally, the article features two vegan recipes, Spicy Creamy Tomato Beans and Gnarly Mushroom Couscous, both high in protein and fiber, with specific nutritional details included. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2025
50. Des pâtes gourmandes en version allégée.
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COTTAGE cheese ,PASTA ,VEGETABLES ,SHRIMPS ,PEPPERS - Abstract
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- 2025
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