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The only thing about this I would change is more specific measurements - the shredded cheese comes in a few different sizes of bag so 'a bag and a half' left me scratching my head. And I'll eat my hat if one of you motherfuckers knows how to pour *half* a box of ziti into a pot of boiling water, I couldn't manage it. -popecrunch | The only thing about this I would change is more specific measurements - the shredded cheese comes in a few different sizes of bag so 'a bag and a half' left me scratching my head. And I'll eat my hat if one of you motherfuckers knows how to pour *half* a box of ziti into a pot of boiling water, I couldn't manage it. -popecrunch | ||
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| + | The Ziti works out to ~750g or 1.7 lb or 8 cups. | ||
| + | Excellent recipe by the way, fed my girlfriend and I for a week :) -MoistVonLipwig | ||
Latest revision as of 21:27, 19 March 2009
This recipe is the shit, my friend! I subbed in some hot italian sausage for the meatballs, and my wife, whose mother is Sicilian, love it. The ricotta was a nice touch.
The only thing about this I would change is more specific measurements - the shredded cheese comes in a few different sizes of bag so 'a bag and a half' left me scratching my head. And I'll eat my hat if one of you motherfuckers knows how to pour *half* a box of ziti into a pot of boiling water, I couldn't manage it. -popecrunch
The Ziti works out to ~750g or 1.7 lb or 8 cups. Excellent recipe by the way, fed my girlfriend and I for a week :) -MoistVonLipwig
