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By Jeff Hixson
on April 14, 2003
This was wonderful, I also made a batch for my parents, as a pot luck very simple and quick to whip up!!
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Pugsandkisses, This was so good,a quick meal in one dish. The only thing different I did was,I sprinkled some parmeson cheese on then topped it with the mozzerella. It was easy and very good.Thanks,Darlene Summers
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on March 30, 2010
This is a very good, easy to make weeknight meal. The wine adds nice, unexpected flavor. I cut the sausage links into discs and added a bit of parm. cheese to the top with the mozzarella. Tasted great hot out of the oven and it's really good reheated as well.
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on December 21, 2009
After tasting Pizza Hut's new Tuscani pasta, we wanted to make similar at home for busy times: This fit the bill nicely: easy, tasty and re-heatable! I used pasta sauce & added dessicated garlic and some savory. The no-salt diced tomatoes are surprisingly good. The white wine added flavour to the onion. I made tiny meatballs (like on pizza) from hot italian sausage. A very good recipe! Thanks!
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on December 21, 2009
Great mix of flavors!! Did cut the sausages as I didn't want to leave them whole! Added some low-fat mozzarella cheese and did use Rotel tomatoes (to add more kick!). Thanks PugsandKisses! ;)
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on January 13, 2009
I wasn't really expecting to like this much, I don't generally care for pasta and red sauce, but my boyfriend was really wanting to try it, so I gave it a shot. Besides adding some fresh Parmesan cheese, and substituting ground beef for the Italian sausage, I followed the recipe exactly. I absolutely loved it! It is probably my new favorite red sauce pasta!
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on December 13, 2008
Tasty! I also added parmesan cheese to the topping.
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on March 24, 2008
Great recipe. I didnt use wine but still turned out great.
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on January 30, 2008
This was pretty good. I had some hot italian sausage I needed to use up, so I added that in instead of the mild and I was glad I did. It gave this dish more flavor. I also substituted the wine with white grape juice and used more tomato sauce instead of paste (personal preference). All in all I would make again. Thanks.
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on January 12, 2008
Thanks, PugsAndKisses, for a quick meal that tastes good. I did add one tablespoon sugar to cut down on the slightly acidic flavor, but that is just a family preference. Ellie's good suggestion of adding green peppers, mushrooms, oregano and extra garlic also gives this delicious basic recipe versatility.
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on November 18, 2007
This was really nice! Comfort food with a white wine touch. We omitted the onion.
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on October 07, 2007
What a simple and delicious recipe. I used whole wheat penne, 2% mozzarella cheese and my diced tomatoes had oregano and garlic in them. I almost didn't bake the whole thing because once I tossed the sauce with the pasta it looked good enough to eat, but I'm glad I did. I served this with garlic bread and red wine, and it was an amazing dinner. Thanks for the recipe!
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on September 28, 2007
Whoah. Perfect weeknight 'glam' meal. I used Laura's light italian turkey sausage and 2% Kraft Italian cheese with whole wheat penne and DH and I both loved this dish. I didn't have garlic diced tomatoes, so I just used regular and added some chopped garlic. Even better for leftovers the next day!!!
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on June 15, 2007
As GaylaJ said, it is simple and good. The only thing I did different was using water instead of the wine.
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on April 23, 2007
It was ok...missing something..maybe the ricotta cheese?
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on February 13, 2006
Simple and good. I used hot Italian sausage and added 3 minced cloves of garlic to the sauce, since my tomatoes weren't canned with garlic. I also added basil and oregano to the sauce and extra mozzarella to the top. :) (There are 2 teaspoons olive oil mentioned in the ingredients, but not in the directions--seemed insignificant so I just ignored.) Thanks for posting the recipe!
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on December 03, 2005
I made this tonight using spaghetti and it came out delicous!! Thanks!
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What a great dish! I wasn't sure how to prepare the sausage so I cut it in chunks. Next time I will try thin slices or just remove from the casing and crumble. I didn't have tomatoe paste or diced tomatoes so I substituted stewed tomatoes. Will make this many times Thanks
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on November 29, 2004
Good, hearty and easy-to-make. I used 16 ounces of penne pasta with red wine (instead of the white) with good results. Next time I'll add some green peppers and mushrooms, oregano, and some extra garlic to jazz it up a bit. Thanks for sharing!
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on May 21, 2004
This was great. I made it in 2 8x8 pans. Took one to playgroup and then took the other one to my mom's for a "girls dinner". Served it with garlic bread and roasted asparagus. Delish!
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Servings Per Recipe: 6
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