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Re: Best Recipe for Baked Ziti and Chicken Parmesan
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For baked ziti, the key ingredient is the tomato sauce (gravy). Focus on making good sauce (best from canned or fresh tomatoes), and it'll make any recipe better.
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Re: Best Recipe for Baked Ziti and Chicken Parmesan
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Do they add meat into Ziti, or can you? Like chicken or pork? Or is that not the norm? We have put chopped up meatballs or sausages in it but usually no, however the meat is served , on the side.
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Re: Best Recipe for Baked Ziti and Chicken Parmesan
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Made a Cajun baked ziti with crawfish. Will knock you people out of this world. Sounds amazing. Crawfish not easy to get in a lot of places but I like 'em a lot. How'd you make it?
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Re: Best Recipe for Baked Ziti and Chicken Parmesan
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My wife makes a good baked ziti. It all in the gravy and the cheese you use.
You know chicken parm was a relatively new thing. It used to be only veal parm. But some restraunts thought people would stop buying it because it was getting more and more expensive.
So they invented chicken parm because it was much cheaper. Surprisingly it was a hit.
I can't get myself to eat it. Have you ever seen a live chicken their disgusting and they stink. Don't rain on everyone's parade.... Right. Similar statements could be made for any farm animal, I would imagine. One of the arguments for becoming a vegetarian. I would have done that long ago, actually, if I had enough will power. Tried once... lasted three days.
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