re: Squash Challenge Winners Announced (and it’s about damn time).

Dang I forgot about this one, good looking dishes and congrats/welcome back MD

I thought they were one and the same but a quick google foo says otherwise.

Pasta vs Noodle

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The biggest differences between pasta and noodles are the ingredients and the way they are prepared. Most noodles (aside from rice noodles) are made with a simple milled flour and water process. The flour used in noodles is not any type of specialty flour but rather one milled from common wheat.

Pasta typically contains water, flour, and eggs. Pasta can also be made with added vegetables in the pasta combination. This is a secret way to sneak veggies into your family’s spaghetti dinner, if you need a good way to do that!

Noodles are always sheeted to make them flat while pasta comes in a variety of shapes and sizes. You can even purchase pasta in the shape of bow ties. You definitely won’t find noodles made like that!

Pasta is primarily sold in a dried form. It is also cooked and heated before it is served. You probably won’t eat many cold pasta dishes. Noodles vary from pasta in that way. Noodles can be purchased dried or fresh, or parboiled, or even deep-fried. Noodles can be typically be eaten hot or cold, depending on the dish they are used in.

Of course, both pasta and noodles can be made into various dishes with various meats and sauces. Both can be quite versatile in what they are used for. One thing is for certain, if you get bored with pasta or noodles, you need to look for some new recipes. There are far too many options to be bored with either one!

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