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Five Family Dinners For Less Than $20

Posted: 04/10/2012 9:29 am
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Is your wallet lighter after Tax Day? Replenish with five nights' worth of family-friendly dinner menus for less than $20 each.

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Cauliflower Pasta With Pecorino, Grated Egg And Pine Nuts
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Inspired by the Sicilian approach to cauliflower (but without the expensive saffron), this pasta gets its distinctive, delicious taste from slowly caramelizing the cauliflower in a skillet until the vegetable turns musky sweet. Pecorino sharpens up the pasta, and the addition of grated eggs gives it a satisfying richness.

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SimonBao
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05:32 PM on 04/11/2012
Those dishes are not "dinners." A single "dish" is NOT a dinner.

Those dishes are dishes. They may be the main course or entree in a dinner of 2-3 courses, but those are not "dinners."
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08:21 AM on 04/11/2012
Better title
"Five Family Dinners your kids won't eat under any circumstances"
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10:17 AM on 04/11/2012
My thought exactly. Cauliflower, pine nuts, salmon cakes, baked vegetables? I foresee a tremendous amount of food being thrown out...
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05:06 PM on 04/10/2012
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