Eating pasta

[Guest guest]

My husband does not eat pasta. I have never met another person who doesn't eat

ANY type of pasta. No spaghetti, no mac 'n cheese, nothin'. Not even cous

cous. Well, he ate that until I told him it was made from pasta! I learned

everything I know about cooking from my mom, and her " back-up " meals

were....guess what? Spaghetti and macaroni and cheese! So needless to say I

had to change my cooking habits a little when we got married!

 

-Jacki in FL

 

, thelilacflower wrote:

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> I could eat it 3 times a day.

> I love all the shapes too.

> Zoom, back to watching Anthrax

> Donna

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[Guest guest]

Donna,

I grew up not knowing what pasta was. The only thing similar was home made

noodles.

When I discoverd pasta and I could not get enough of it.

I love it to this day and could eat it 3 times a day and I've done that.

I had a shell pasta salad today for brunch and supper.

 

A friend eats pasta with fresh garlic and Olive Oil. Actually she said she had

some for lunch today.

 

My daddy learned to love macaroni in his later years, when his new wife cooked

it for him. He ate it with only stewed tomatoes.

 

My kids loved macaroni with butter and catsup.

 

Mother still does not eat pasta of any kind. Strange.

Deanna in Colorado

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thelilacflower wrote:

> I could eat it 3 times a day.

> I love all the shapes too.

[Guest guest]

I eat pasta, but better than that,I love rice. For some reason, my mom, cannot

stand rice. She associates it with mornings on the farm, where she grew up at,

with sugar and milk, which grosses me out. She must've eaten tons of it.

 

My son loves rice, and pasta. Can't get enough of either. I made wild rice

rissoles last night, from the newest Vegetarian Times, and my mom sais she would

eat them again.

 

--Rhonda