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Macaroni Italiano<br />

1 pkg. whole macaroni<br />

1 (16 oz.) can Big R tomatoes<br />

1 lg. can plain tomato sauce<br />

1 stick butter<br />

10 to 12 oz. cheddar cheese, grated<br />

Melt butter. Add tomatoes and tomato sauce. Cook for about 1/2 hour, until slightly thickened.<br />

(If not cooked long enough, there will be a raw taste.) Cook macaroni until done. Drain. When<br />

tomatoes are cooked, add to macaroni and gently toss. In 3 qt. casserole, put one layer of<br />

macaroni mixture, then a layer of grated cheese. Repeat, ending with a layer of cheese on top.<br />

Cover lightly with foil and bake at 325° until bubbly. Remove foil and bake a few minutes longer.<br />

by Brad Myers (Baton Rouge), a partner practicing in the litigation area<br />

Spicy Vodka Pasta<br />

1/3 cup vodka<br />

3/4 cup heavy whipping cream<br />

red pepper to taste<br />

1 can good quality plum tomatoes, chopped<br />

1/2 cup fresh basil, chopped<br />

1/4 cup fresh grated Parmesan cheese and 1/4 cup fresh grated Romano cheese, mixed together<br />

2 servings pasta (3 cups dried penne is good)<br />

Heat a sauce pan. Add vodka. Flame vodka and reduce by half (20 to 30 seconds). Add cream and<br />

red pepper and simmer 5 minutes, whisking often. Add tomatoes and fresh basil, simmer 5 - 8<br />

minutes. Just before serving, add half of the cheese. Add cooked pasta and mix. Put in serving<br />

bowls and top with remaining cheese. Serves 2.<br />

by Rob Dille (Baton Rouge), a partner practicing in the litigation area<br />

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