Pasta Hut?
Here on the West Coast, maybe nationwide, Pizza Hut is advertising
pasta. There's Chicken Alfredo or Meaty Marinara. So, totally in the
interest of consumer testing, I ordered the Chicken Alfredo this
evening, which comes with Parmesan bread sticks, for $11.99. Let me
tell you, it was delicious! And it comes in a foil pan like you'd get
catering in. So it's enough for 4 generous portions or 6 regular
portions. Which means I'll be eating it for the next 3 or 4
days....Lol! This is a great last minute solution to take to a
pot-luck or throw a spur of the moment get-together of your own!
I'm sure the kitties would enjoy it, but they'd just pick out the
chicken & leave the rest. I hate it when kids do that, don't you?
Anyway, try it! I bet you'll like it!
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I wish we had one like yours!!!
Have a wonderful day :)
I've had P. H.'s "Natural pizza". I got it with chicken sausage. Maybe the person that made it just wasn't paying attention, but it was THE worst pizza I've ever had. Basically cardboard with barely a smear of sauce, no visible cheese & dry chewy pucks of sausage. It was probably a fluke. But it was just awful. :-P I agree....Papa John's is WAY better.
Pizza Hut. It was there that I once - long ago - consumed three pieces of pizza before sitting down.
Believe it.
TUNA CASSEROLE
Rotini pasta (looks like little corkscrews) I use about half of a 13-14 oz box.
1 6oz can albacore tuna
1 8oz container of sour cream (1 cup)
1 can cream of celery soup
1 cup shredded sharp (or extra sharp) cheddar cheese + 1/2 cup more, set aside
Diced onion & pepper, to taste
Bring pot of salted water to a rolling boil. Pour in about half of a 13-14 oz package of rotini pasta & cook until al dente, or "firm to the tooth". Not soggy. When pasta is done, drain it in a colander and set aside.
In a medium sized oven proof casserole dish, dump all the rest of the ingredients, including tuna and its liquid. (Don't drain tuna). Reserve 1/2 c. cheese. Stir until well mixed. Add cooked pasta to tuna mixture, a little at a time, until well mixed and a nice consistency. (You might not use all of the pasta).
Sprinkle remaining 1/2 c. shredded cheese over the top. Bake, covered,in a 375 degree oven approx. 30 minutes until bubbling hot. Enjoy!
I like to serve green peas and buttermilk biscuits with this casserole. You could also have a salad if you like. This is obviously not a low fat meal, but it's VERY yummy! (To reduce fat you can use reduced fat soup and lite sour cream.)