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Yes send those recipes on. Opps! I spelled your name

wrong. Off to correct that.

Donna

--- *Marisa* <missa81 wrote:

 

>

> Thank you so much Isis, I'm glad you like it!

> I'll have to start writing all my other recipes down

> as well so I can share

> them on this group in the meantime, if I ever forget

> this one I'll know

> where to look for it!!

>

> Hugs

> Marisa :)

>

> ----

>

> isisdarkshade

> 4/01/2007 10:30:18 PM

>

> Re: Tasty Pasta

>

> This sounds very good. I like the idea of kidney

> beans with pasta.

> It's good you did write it down. Now you can find

> it in the files

> easily.

>

> Isis

>

>

> , " *Marisa* "

> <missa81

> wrote:

> >

> >

> > A favourite recipe in this house! Very yummy and

> tasty.

> > I'm always adding or changing things but this one

> is the one we

> like best. I

> > hope you like it.

> > I like strong flavours so I use a lot of tomato

> paste lol but if

> you don't

> > like too much just fiddle around with the amounts

> to suit your

> taste :)

> >

> >

> > 2 tablespoon Olive oil

> > 1 Onion

> > 1/2 Green Capsicum - cut into strips

> > 3 Carrots - sliced

> > 1 teaspoon Curry Powder

> > 1/2 teaspoon Paprika

> > Salt & Pepper

> > 2-3 tablespoons Tomato Paste

> > 1 cube of Vegetable Bouillon or " Chicken-like "

> Seasoning

> > 500g Pasta - Any type will do, I use spiral pasta

> > 1/4 white wine

> > 240g Can Red Kidney Beans

> >

> > Serves 6 +

> >

> > In a large and deep saucepan, add olive oil and

> onion,

> > Capsicum and carrots - cook (medium heat) until

> onions have turned

> > transparent in colour.

> > Add the spices and stir well, then add the tomato

> paste and

> Vegetable Bouillon cube(I usually dissolve the

> bouillon cube in a cup

> of hot water).

> > Add the white wine, kidney beans and stir through.

> > Add 3-4 cups of water, and then add the pasta.

> > Cook on low heat until pasta is cooked through.

> > Keep an eye on it as you will need to stir it

> occasionally and it

> may need

> > more water or salt.

> >

> > I actually made it yesterday but forgot to keep an

> eye on the

> time... I

> > would say it takes around 25mins all up but that's

> a rough guess. I

> have

> > never written this recipe down before until now!!

> >

> > Hugs

> > Marisa :)

> >

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

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