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Best Vegetarian Pasta Dish Recipes in Lower Manhattan

Introduction So you've been thinking about visiting the Big Apple and want to check out some vegetarian friendly restaurants with affordable prices. If so, you're in luck because I've come up with a list of restaurants in the area that serve superior vegetarian pasta dishes. I'm a big fan of pasta, especially when it's homemade. However, I am also a fan of eating out and enjoying some tasty vegetarian pasta dishes at restaurants that serve affordable prices. If you're looking for some places to eat in New York City during your visit, then keep reading because I've got a list of places that offer great food at affordable prices. I've been to New York City many times, and I love visiting it and I love the food, the people, the atmosphere. This is an amazing city. If you're planning on visiting NYC sometime soon and want to check out some vegetarian friendly restaurants with affordable prices, then keep reading because I've come up with a list of pl...

Spicy Chicken Ramen with Mitsuo

Introduction I love ramen. It's one of my favorite comfort foods and I can eat it all day long. But I don't always have time to go out and get it from my favorite ramen shops, so I like to make my own at home. This is a quick and easy recipe that will give you a great homemade meal in less than 30 minutes! Ingredients 1/2 lb. chicken breast, cut into bite-sized pieces 1 bundle ramen noodles (I used Mitsuo’s Shoyu Ramen Noodles) 1 tablespoon of oil 1 cup shredded cabbage ½ cucumber, diced 1 large egg boiled and halved lengthwise (optional) Preparing 1/2 lb. chicken breast Slicing 1/2 lb. chicken breast: Place chicken breast in a bowl and add soy sauce. Marinate for at least 30 minutes. You can also marinate in a zip-lock bag for ease of convenience! Be careful not to over-marinate, or else you'll get too much saltiness out of your chicken strips (and we don't want that). Remove the meat from the marinade and pat dry with paper towels before cooking it up! 1 tablespoon of...