Sentences with phrase «ziti n»
Ok... just made baked ziti n used the tofu ricotta from Veganomicon mixed w tomato Basil sauce from TJ «s topped w this Alfredo n sprinkle TJ vegan mozz... the shizz my friends...
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Add the ziti and stir with a large slotted spoon so the macaroni does not stick as it cooks.
This Cheesy Baked Ziti Stuffed Eggplant does not disappoint.
But we bet he didn't ever imagine combining his signature dish with baked ziti, an Italian - American classic that is the staple of so many homes.
The Sopranos may or may not have disappointed last night, depending on who you talk to, but my baked Ziti definitely didn't.
Everything from butternut mac n» cheese and cauliflower baked ziti to freezer oat waffles and no - bake brownie bites!
Baked Ziti (I prefer to add some greens, I also prefer not to hear whining) 2.
Make sure foil doesn't touch tomato sauce or the foil will melt onto the ziti.
Like you, I haven't found a baked ziti that I've been impressed by.
No, I realized my dream baked ziti would probably not be ziti at all (I think other chunky pastas pick up sauce better), but a chunky, craggy deconstructed lasagna with all of the important parts played up — browned crunchy edges for miles, hearty chunks of sausage and thick green vegetables.
While baked ziti is easy to make gluten - free, the cheese on top isn't always up to par flavor-wise.
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I need to make it again soon — as a matter of fact, I haven't made traditional baked ziti since I first had this skillet version!
Um, am I the only person in all these years this recipe has been posted and commented on to notice that those... aren't... ziti pasta?
NEW YORK CITY — A lawyer for former top governor's aide Joseph Percoco told jurors today they can't reach a conviction based on «ziti.»
Bohrer said Percoco always used the word ziti to describe salary, not bribes.
When his wife's salary didn't appear by the middle of December 2012, Percoco appealed to Howe, who wrote back, «Ziti gets cleared on the 15th... Merry Christmas.»
That Percoco and Howe, in emails, allegedly sometimes referred to cash payments as «ziti,» a term borrowed from The Sopranos, also may not help the defense's cause.
It alleges that Percoco actually took inspiration from the TV show about organized crime, choosing to use the word «ziti» as a code word when demanding bribe payments and, according to the complaint, saying at times, «keep the ziti flowing,» and «don't tip over the ziti wagon.»
And if the dealings themselves were not unseemly enough, prosecutors said, many were carried out via bullying, name - calling and thinly veiled code words; Mr. Percoco's and Mr. Howe's use of «ziti» to refer to money — a nod to the Mafia drama «The Sopranos» — was a frequent motif.
It alleges that Percoco actually took inspiration from the TV show about organized crime, using the word «ziti» as a code word when demanding bribe payments and saying at times, «keep the ziti flowing,» and «don't tip over the ziti wagon.»
«Don't tip over the ziti wagon,» Percoco said of code word for bribes he was getting, Bharara contends.
I haven't made baked ziti in ages, but now I am thinking I should!
You can also toss ziti with olive oil so it doesn't stick.