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Why can’t I just use everyday pasta?

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GeorgieVickyLou · 25/10/2005 14:25

Got some recipes that say to use baby pasta / mini pasta, If it is all getting mashed / blended what?s the difference?

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NotQuiteCockney · 25/10/2005 14:26

There's no difference at all.

NomDePlume · 25/10/2005 14:27

Nothing although you'll have to cook the bigger pasta shapes for longer than the baby ones.

(P.S, don't let COD see this )

DelGirl · 25/10/2005 14:28

I think babypasta might be gluten free or something like that. When dd/ds is past 6 months though, I think you can use ordinary. AFAIK anyway. hth

GeorgieVickyLou · 25/10/2005 14:28

Hmm, so baby pasta is con to make you part with more dosh.. fab, thanks NQC

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DelGirl · 25/10/2005 14:29

It could be egg free too

NomDePlume · 25/10/2005 14:29

Pretty much GVL, yes. You can also buy normal pasta that is small (farfalle ?) like tiny bows. As small as baby pasta but not as expensive

GeorgieVickyLou · 25/10/2005 14:30

And every one else..

NDP - Did i miss a baby pasta issue involving Cod? opps, i'm not going to get shouted at am i???

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NomDePlume · 25/10/2005 14:31

Lol, not really no, it's just there have been a few of baby pasta related threads and they wind her up to the boiling point

OrribleOliveoil · 25/10/2005 14:32

Best one to get is Tesoc's. They do small bows and mini spaghetti strands. They do have posh names but I am common therefore I know not what they are.

Not sure if they had egg in, didn't check but they only take minutes.

In blue bag in pasta section.

GeorgieVickyLou · 25/10/2005 14:35

Fab, will look in Tesco (well online at tesco in just a mo) While i'm here any one know if you can use dry Bay leaves or does it have to be fresh - can't find any bloody fresh any where?

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OrribleOliveoil · 25/10/2005 14:37

dry, only Nigella Lawson has fresh.

wallopyCOD · 25/10/2005 14:37

italians use dry

GeorgieVickyLou · 25/10/2005 14:39

dry it is then..

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