Sentence examples for pasta makes from inspiring English sources

MAYBE cold pasta makes you think of some mediocre quasi-Italian grab-and-go deli choice in a plastic clamshell.

The Dream House (00 94-74 381541/[email protected], £23) is owned by Italians, and the pasta makes a pleasant change from rice and curry.

Although pasta makes up at least three-quarters of a carbonara however, it's almost an irrelevance as far as I'm concerned: the real test is the sauce.

For every prescient dictum of Marinetti's that is being restated in today's food culture — pasta makes you fat and sluggish, technology should be a part of the kitchen, people should consume "nutritional equivalents... in the form of pills or powders" (Soylent, anyone?) — there are as many, if not more, that seem ludicrous.

Pizza may not be native to Tuscany – neither pizza nor pasta makes an appearance on Cibrèo's strictly Tuscan menu – but still, competing for the title of best pizzeria is still taken seriously by Florentine restaurateurs compete seriously to be the best pizzeria.

Even the chewy, saffron-scented pasta made a contribution.

Second course, any pasta made by Mark Ladner Del Postoo, Lupa).

This was pasta made by someone who has spent an awful lot of their professional life making pasta.

Not surprisingly, the taste and texture of pasta made from corn flour, with spelt or quinoa, bear little similarity to those of pasta made with wheat.

Kevin should opt for brown rice, or pasta made from corn.

At this time, salad and a pasta make the best choices for a satisfying meal.