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I have a jar of pasta sauce. Do I just mix it in after I've cooked and drained the pasta? -- nm
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Mop (205 lbs) (aka rburriel)
Jun 22 '14, 17:11
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I always heat up pasta sauce and let meat sit in it as well -- nm
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Remlicas
Jun 22, 17:30
Chug it. -- nm
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Spawn
Jun 22, 17:19
I always heat it up in a pot for a few minutes just as the pasta's getting done cooking. -- nm
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IrishStephen
Jun 22, 17:16
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*gasp* Dirty two pots?! -- nm
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Mop (205 lbs)
Jun 22, 17:17
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Good Lord, it takes about 30 seconds to clean it when you're done! -- nm
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IrishStephen
Jun 22, 17:19
Roger that. Thanks guys. -- nm
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Mop (205 lbs)
Jun 22, 17:14
you can heat it up a little bit first and then pour it over the noodles after they're cooked. -- nm
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CQ
Jun 22, 17:12
I place the sauce in the pot first to warm it a little more using the heat from the pan, then add the drained pasta back in and mix. -- nm
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Tim
Jun 22, 17:12
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