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    Chef #1510020

    Wilbraham, MA

    Chef #1510020

    Wilbraham, MA

    Joined: Dec 09, 2009

    1 review by Chef #1510020

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    Reviewed Chicken and Ziti With Asparagus in a Creamy Sauce
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    "Wanted to do a pasta dish that included asparagus, chicken, with penne, that wasn't too complex. This fit the bill exactly but I used some variations. First prepared the asparagus according to the recipe, second broiled the chicken filet strips, which were seasoned with sea salt and freshly ground pepper, turning over once.. Then melted 2 tbsp.b..."

    Jul 8, 2011 on Food.com

    Recipe #151929

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