Pasta Recipe Builder Inspired by the Flavors of the Middle East*

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® PASTA RECIPE BUILDER INSPIRED BY THE FLAVORS OF THE MIDDLE EAST* EACH RECIPE SERVES 6-8 1. Pick your favorite PASTA; cook one minute less than 5. Stir in PROTEIN; toss to combine. package directions. Drain; reserve 1/2 cup of pasta water. 6. Stir in FLAVORING; toss to combine and heat through. 2. Meanwhile, heat OIL in large skillet over medium heat. 7. Remove skillet from heat; Add CHEESE, DAIRY & OTHER 3. Add SPICE. FINISHING TOUCHES. 4. Add VEGETABLES. Adjust seasoning with salt and pepper, 8. Garnish with TOPPINGS. to taste. Cook until VEGETABLES are softened; Add PASTA and reserved cooking water to skillet; continue cooking until most of the liquid is absorbed. 8 2 TBSP. TOPPINGS POMEGRANATE SEEDS, FRESH 7 1 TBSP. CHEESE, DAIRY & OR OTHER FINISHING TOUCHES PISTACHIOS, CILANTRO, PARSLEY, CHIVES, CHOPPED CHOPPED CHOPPED CHOPPED OR DRIED MINT, APRICOTS, CHOPPED PINE SESAME ALMONDS, CHOPPED NUTS, SEEDS, TOASTED & TOASTED TOASTED SLIVERED 6 2 TBSP. FLAVORING LABNEH FETA CHEESE, PRESERVED LEMONS, (STRAINED YOGURT) CRUMBLED CHOPPED OR 5 12 OZ. PROTEIN CANNED CHICKPEAS, DRAINED TAHINI GREEN SCHUG HARISSA POMEGRANATE OR (HERBAL MOLASSES HOT SAUCE) KAFTA CHICKEN GRILLED GROUND 4 1 CUP VEGETABLES COOKED SHAWARMA CHICKEN LAMB, (MEATBALLS) (SEASONED, SPIT BREAST, BROWNED RED ONION, ROASTED MEAT) THINLY SLICED & DRAINED CHOPPED OR 3 1 TBSP. SPICE ZA'ATAR SPICE MIX CANNED YELLOW RED PEPPER, All Rights Reserved. Azioni. per – Societa G. e R. Fratelli 2020 Barilla © ARTICHOKE ONION, ROASTED OR HEARTS, DRAINED CHOPPED & SLICED & QUARTERED SMOKED RAS EL HANOUT HAWAII PAPRIKA (SPICE MIX) (SPICE MIX) 2 1 TBSP. OIL E XT RA SUMAC GROUND VIRGIN CUMIN OLIVE OIL 1 1 BOX OF PASTA OR BARILLA® ORZO OR SCHMALTZ VEGETABLE CLARIFIED CANOLA (RENDERED OIL BUTTER OIL CHICKEN FAT) BARILLA® BARILLA® BARILLA® CAMPANELLE FARFALLE GEMELLI BARILLA® BARILLA® COLLEZIONE FIDEO CUT CASARECCE SPAGHETTI Brought to you by ® *Beyond the Italian, Mediterranean diet, Barilla chefs also use their knowledge and inspiration from working in kitchens all over the world to develop these recipe builders, inspired by healthy global cuisines. .

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