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Monday, March 30, 2009

Roasted Red Pepper Pasta with Two Cheese Sauce

Tonight's dinner was stolen from inspired by Tiffany at Eat at Home. She just threw this together on a whim from things she had on hand, and that makes me say WOW. I suck at that.

As I mentioned before, I love roasted red peppers, and this dish gave me a good opportunity to use them. I added some chopped artichoke hearts during the sauteing step because I love those too.

Reviews were as follows:

Mom-loved it

Dad-ate it without complaint

Picky-ass children-snarled at it.

30 comments:

  1. Oh my! This looks every bit as good as Tiffany's version. And I love artichoke hearts! Like your kids, my picky-ass husband (who doesn't know what's good) will be sure to snarl at this, so I'll make it for myself and send him to McDonald's. Thanks!

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  2. I am going to steal-- I mean get inspired from your dish here!! It looks awesome. I LOVE it!! So many good flavors going on in here!

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  3. Pass me a plate! Oink~~Oink!
    That looks good!

    I snitched today's recipe too...*wink*

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  4. I'm glad you liked it and your addition of artichoke hearts sounds wonderful!

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  5. That looks great and your salad looks much yummier than mine! Thanks for the nice comment! Have a terrific day!

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  6. That salad was just dumped out of a bag...I worked really hard on that :)

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  7. That looks awesome! And you just described how every one of my meals has gone for the past 2 years ;)

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  8. This looks fabulous - and two cheeses are always better than one!

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  9. Snarled at it? LOL! It looks fabulous to me!

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  10. Just wanted to stop by and say Hello! Thank you for stopping by my blog today and entering my giveaway. Good luck!

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  11. I wouldn't snarl at that if you fixed me that for dinner. That looks fabulous.

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  12. That has to be delicious...especially with the artichoke hearts!

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  13. You know you've made something tasty when you have the young ones snarling! LOL
    Looks delish!

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  14. I have to admit that your children's review cracks me up. I think this is something I would enjoy (minus the artichoke hearts) :)

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  15. This looks so good - I always come to your blog hugry and leave hungrier, strangely.

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  16. Sorry Lilly..next time stick around and I'll feed you. :)

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  17. Yum! I always throw ground croutons in mine for some crunch!

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  19. I would eat that without utensils. Just stick my face in it.

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  20. Mmm pasta! I'd be all over this! Looks delicious.

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  21. That looks great! My picky boyfriend doesn't eat most of my cooking (who includes *gasp* veggies!)

    :-)

    Thank you for the welcome! I am sure you are good at improvising when cooking. It just takes awhile to get comfortable with it!

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  22. Hi Julie! Stopping by from Welcomistas to say hello. You were above me in comments. So I thought I'd see what you were up to!
    And I think I couldn't have stopped in on a better post! This looks like something I am going to have to make for the family next week! And I love artichokes too! So those will probably make it into the receipe as weel.

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  23. Oh man. You seriously made me LOL with the picky ass children comment. This looks DELISH.

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  24. That looks yummy! And thanks for the welcoming and stopping by ;)

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  25. This looks delicious! I'm so hungry. I'll have to hop over to get the recipe.

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  26. This looks delicious! I love all of those ingredients!

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