Pasta & Noodles
Fun Shrimp
When fresh wide rice noodles are stir-fried, they are called fun. Fresh rice noodles have to be pulled apart and fluffed before cooking.
By Martin Yan
Rice Noodles with Cilantro, Mint and Peanuts
Inspired by Vietnamese cuisine, this combination is also satisfying on its own as a meatless lunch.
Gingered Shrimp with Asian Noodles
By Gary N. Fauskin
Herbed Beef and Rice-Noodle Salad
The combination of herbs, the rice noodles, and the garlicky lime sauce mark this pasta salad as Vietnamese.
Poppy Seed and Green Onion Noodles
Although this particularly suits Chicken Paprikás , it is also a fine side dish for ham, as well as for roast beef or pork.
Vietnamese Beef Soup
Called pho in Vietnam, this unusual soup is a wonderful party centerpiece dish for an informal gathering. Start out by supplying everyone with a large soup bowl and a ladle. Place the soup tureen in the middle of the table. Have each guest take a generous helping of noodles first, then some meat and broth. Each serving is topped off with shredded lettuce, sliced green onion and a squeeze of lemon juice.
Easiest Noodle Kugel
A comfort-food treat that's great for brunch. This version takes less time than most because the noodles aren't precooked.
By Anita Hacker
Angel Hair Pasta with Smoked Salmon and Dill
A salad of baby greens and raspberry vinaigrette and some pencil-thin breadsticks go well with the pasta. End the dinner with orange sherbet, Swedish butter cookies and, perhaps, a shot of aquavit.
Angel Hair Pasta with Tuna and Tomato Sauce
Cafe Vesuvio in St. Charles offers an absolutely delicious dish of angel hair pasta topped with tuna. We'd like to know how to make it.
Nancy and John Noble
St. Charles, Illinois
Swiss Chard Gnocchi
Gnocchi aux Blettes
According to some sources, gnocchi are a Niçois invention, and the use of Swiss chard in the dough is a traditional addition. In fact, Swiss chard is ubiquitous in Provençal cooking. This recipe is from L'Escalinada, where the gnocchi are served with a fresh tomato-herb sauce. Make your own sauce, or look for a good-quality one at the market.
Scalloped Turkey
By James Beard