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Creamy Vegetable Pasta

Grandma took a lot of care slicing the vegetables into uniform bite-size pieces.

Pasta with Garlic & Parsley

In my family, you knew you had developed adult tastes when you began to prefer this pasta sprinkled with feta cheese.

Tomato Feta Rigatoni

Summer just wasn't complete without a big bowl of Grandma's tomato-laden rigatoni.

Spaghetti & Meatballs

Grandma's Italian mother made the most distinctive meatballs—they were very big, and everyone got just one.

Cheesy Herbed Croutons

We sneaked so many of these crisp croutons to nibble that there were hardly enough left for the salad.

Zesty Breadsticks

Grandma gave me the special job of arranging the warm breadsticks in her bread basket.

Southern Biscuit Muffins

We ate these muffins that tasted like biscuits for breakfast, drenched in honey and jam.

Pea Salad in Tomatoes

Pea Salad in Tomatoes was Grandma's idea of cool summertime eating.

Breakfast Sausage Patties

Nothing got us out of bed quicker than the aroma of this sizzling sausage.

Sour Cream Pancakes

Grandma's pancakes were so luxuriously tender and tasty, a real change from boxed pancake mix.

Garden Egg Salad

I could always count on finding egg salad and iced tea in Grandma's refrigerator.

Monkfish & Tomato Salsa

Grandma said that in her New England childhood town, monkfish was so plentiful that everyone could afford it.