PASTA SALAD 3 WAYS (Literally The Best Pasta Salads I’ve Ever Had)


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It’s time to get excited about pasta salad again. I’m showing you my take on 3 classics fit for a king or a casual backyard bbq.

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  1. Tanja W
    Tanja W says:

    15 grams of sugar? Ok now I understand why salad dressing in the States always tastes sweet. We (in western Europe) would probably use no more than a pinch or non or a bit of aceto balsamico.

    But the salads look yummy 🤤

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  2. greg monks
    greg monks says:

    Pasta was a staple for me until I became diabetic. I wish you food-academics could come up with pastas us diabetics can eat! The general rule is, if it tastes good, we can't have it. 😐

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  3. #WavesandWind by #FranCamino
    #WavesandWind by #FranCamino says:

    No cream, mahoneise, is needed. Too heavy and unhealthy. Just moderate amount of parmigiano chunks, moderate amount of pasta, baby tomatoes, onion, black olives. Then Mediterranean style dressing (olive oil, Modena vinager, salt, capers, and origami). That simple. Some people love fresh parsleys and mint. Replacing pasta for cus cus is 100% Mediterranean

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  4. Idoia Carné
    Idoia Carné says:

    A la pasta no se cuece de más y no se le echa aceite que la impermeabiliza y no empapa la salsa, para que no se pegue hay que escurrirla y pasarla por agua fría, es vergonzoso que ni siquiera se haya tomado la molestia de saber cocinar la base de su receta.

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  5. Birdie1111
    Birdie1111 says:

    So sad that you don't make these for the American people who use cups, and spoons and quarts. These look like they might taste great but I'm not that in love with pasta salads to convert the recipe.😢

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  6. Matt Gerlach
    Matt Gerlach says:

    The real secret to a great pasta salad is to make it and put it in the fridge for a few hours or overnight. You've gotta let the flavors blend and marry. And the REAL real secret is that you've gotta reserve a little bit of the dressing to splash on right before serving because while the flavors are marrrying in the fridge that pasta continues to soak up the dressing and might dry out. So you get the best of both worlds, the deeper flavor that comes from letting it sit, plus that newly dressed moist goodness.

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