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       Volume I - November 10, 2006


What Is The Right Way To Cook Pasta?

Kathy was sick with the flu last week and the kids were starting to complain that their tummies weren't feeling well. So, naturally, I did what my mom and my grandma always did for me when I was a sick kid...I made chicken soup.

My grandma called it Polish Penicillin...which is a very fitting name considering her Polish heritage and the healing powers of the soup. The soup did wonders for us! I added some fresh corn that we cut off the cob and froze back in August. It was a very nice addition and tasted GREAT!

However, as I made it, I wondered about the macaroni noodles. Grandma always cooked the noodles separately. She drained them, added them to our bowl, and then poured the soup over the top.

I typically add the macaroni noodles right into the soup but I feel guilty doing so. So, the please cast your vote and let your voice be heard!

I look forward to your insight and hope that it will ease my conscience! :)

Dan

P.S. I remembered to add the "Submit Vote" button to the poll question this time...isn't that so very smart of me?!!! (sorry about last time!!)

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When making soup, do you add pasta directly to the soup or do you cook it separately?
Add directly to the soup
Cook it separately



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