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Title:How to Make them Goodies
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Created:Tue Feb 18 1986
Last Modified:Thu Jun 05 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
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1756.0. "tomato vegtable ravioli" by CGVAX2::WEISMAN_E () Fri May 12 1989 09:53

    
    
    
         I made up this concoction last night and it came out
    so good I thought I would enter it.
    
    
    1 can stewed tomatoes
    1 can tomatoe sauce
    3/4 can of tomatoe paste
    1 cup of water
    pinch of sugar
    1 small can of mushrooms
    chopped zucchini
    chopped summer squash
    sliced italian pepper
    1/2 tsp oregeno
    1/2 tsp basil
    1/2 tsp of dried parsley
    1/2 tsp of red pepper
    1 glove of crushed garlic
    1 tsp of olive oil
    
    
    Simmer about 20 minutes (longer if you like your squash softer)
    and serve over Contadina cheese ravioli.
    
    
                                          Donna
    
    
    
    
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1756.1what a winner........ASABET::C_AQUILIAFri Jun 02 1989 10:099
    i tried this a few nights ago and it was marvelous.  i forgot to
    bring home the recipe so i goofed a few things; like no water (don't
    worry it was still very good) and no mushrooms or parsley but jeez...
    you really made up something quite good.  as a matter of fact we're
    having it again this weekend because it was so good.  my compliments...
    
    carla jeanne
    (who never liked eggplant but quess what?...)
    
1756.2Good recipe!STEREO::WHITCOMBFri Jul 07 1989 17:418
    
    I also tried this recipe last week and it was very, very good. 
    The only thing I would do differently next time is to tone down
    the red pepper a bit; I had never cooked with red pepper before
    and I must say, 1/2 tsp. nearly blew me away!!  The flavor was
    delicious, so I think 1/4 or even 1/8 tsp. will do just fine for
    the second time around.