This Italian Sausage Pasta Is So Easy, You’ll Forget About Other Pasta Recipes


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Italian Sausage Pasta is so amazing and you need only a few ingredients. In this Italian sausage pasta bake, you’ll love the easy …

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  1. Debbie Stimac
    Debbie Stimac says:

    Can I add a trick? You need some more moisture so that the cheese does not dry out, for pork sausage like that, I'd add a packed of pork gravy and more water than normal so that it is more of an Au Jus consistency, like for a French Dip sandwich. Add it just before the cheese, mix it in well and while baking the penne will soak up all the pork gravy liquid, take it out add the cheese, cover back up and take out when melty and delicious! For chicken, use the powdered chicken gravy packets, for steak/beef, use the brown gravy ones. It prevents the dry texture you get when reheating the next day, the leftovers that you always have with pasta bakes. Subscribed to you just now, thanks for the wonderful recipe! 🥰

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  2. Bishop Corva
    Bishop Corva says:

    If you pull those noodles about two to five minutes before done in the water. Add those to the rest of the mix and a splash of the noodle water. Cover with the foil, cook covered for ten minutes, uncovered for another five to brown the cheese on top. Noodles should be right in the done sweet spot.

    If you're real ambitious, do a cheddar center and mozzarella blend with cheddar on top. Either way though, that looks right good for sure.

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  3. dsfddsgh
    dsfddsgh says:

    I'm not sure why this dish needs to be baked since it seems like it was already ready to eat right out of the skillet. Or maybe i'm just lazy and don't want to cook longer then i have to. 🤣

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  4. Vera
    Vera says:

    I love one pan dishes like that. I make a similar dish using ground chicken or turkey olive oil, season with homemade taco seasonings and chop in sundried tomatoes, black olives or capers, grate parmesan and mozzarella in between layering, bake. 😉

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