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Mushroom Pasta

Mushroom pasta is a delicious and versatile dish that can be easily prepared at home. It typically contains a combination of pasta, several varieties of mushrooms, garlic, onions, white wine, cream, and parmesan. It's a wonderful comfort meal, combining earthy flavors of the mushrooms with the creaminess of the sauce and the bite of the pasta. This dish is perfect for a quiet dinner or a meal with guests. It can be paired with a salad or light appetizer. Additionally, adding in different types of herbs or vegetables can add variety to its taste, making it a flexible part of your culinary repertoire.
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IN HEAT & SERVE MEALS & SIDES
177
CAL / 100G
$0.35
AVG / OZ
Mushroom Pasta
52%
CARBS
26%
FAT
22%
PROTEIN
Mushroom Pasta FAQ
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Can I substitute the butter for a different type of fat?
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Expiration & Storage Tips
When does Mushroom Pasta expire?
Store bought mushroom pasta can generally last unopened in your pantry for up to a year past the 'best-by' date on the package. Once opened, you should ideally use it within 5 days, but it can sometimes last a week depending on the freshness of the ingredients. If you've frozen the pasta, consume within 3 months for the best quality.
How do you tell if Mushroom Pasta is bad?
If your mushroom pasta develops a foul or off odor, changes color, or if you see any mold, it is time to discard the pasta. Another sign may be if the pasta has been left out for too long at room temperature, as this can lead to bacterial growth. When in doubt, it's safer to throw it out!
Tips for storing Mushroom Pasta to extend shelf life
• Always seal your pasta in an airtight container if it's been opened. • If you won't eat the pasta within a week of opening, consider freezing it. Just portion the pasta into freezer-safe bags or containers so you can defrost only what you need. • For homemade pasta, consider storing the sauce separately from the pasta to prevent it from becoming soggy. • Store the pasta in the cooler parts of your refrigerator, not in the door, which tends to be warmer.
Health Info
Macros
37g
CARBS
18g
FAT
9g
PROTEIN
Allowed on these diets
LOW FAT
HIGH CALCIUM
VEGETARIAN
Contains these allergens
WHEAT
MILK
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