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Spaghetti alla Nerano is an unforgettable pasta dish packed with flavor! It has a rich and creamy zucchini sauce infused with garlic, fresh basil, and melted cheese. Zucchini is the star of so many delicious recipes! Try my fried zucchini , this one pan chicken and zucchini , or this easy skillet dinner ! Why You’ll Love This Pasta Big on Flavor : The flavor profiles of this dish are simple yet incredible! You won’t believe how much flavor it has. The zucchini and basil really adds depth to the pasta and creates an unforgettable recipe. Unique Show Stopper: This recipe is so unique! From the way it’s prepared, to the flavors it creates. The secret is in the fried zucchini and I can’t wait for you to try it! What is Spaghetti alla Nerano? Spaghetti alla Nerano was created in the small village of Nerano, Italy. It’s also known as, “Stanley Tucci Zucchini Pasta”, after the famous actor discovered his love for this pasta. I LOVE his work, and I LOVE his passion, so I knew I h...

PRINTABLE SHOPPING LIST This weekly meal plan has some classics with a twist that you are going to love! It gives you a chance to use up all of your garden veggies, and with so many different variations, these recipes are for everyone, even your picky eaters! Having a weekly meal plan with a shopping list helps me save so much time! You can check out all of my weekly meal plans here. What’s for Dinner? If you have picky eaters, this week is for you! All of these recipes allow you to add or remove veggies and replace them with ones that your family will eat! Kabobs are the best because they are fully customizable! In fact, one of my kids only eats them with all the chicken on them, and that works for us! Monday:  Chicken and Garden Vegetable Skillet Tuesday:  Beefaroni Wednesday: Greek Chicken Kabobs Thursday: Slow Cooker Enchilada Soup Friday : Sweet and Sour Pork printable meal plan and shopping list How Many Does it Feed? This free weekly meal plan is ...

There’s a reason everyone seems to be obsessed with Portugal and its wines right now. It’s got culture, stunning views and its diverse bottles, which span the spectrum of styles and flavors, offer something for everyone. The country is home to the rich, embracing reds of Alentejo and the Douro Valley , the salt-swept whites of Beira Atlântico and the light and bright wines of Vinho Verde . Of course, there’s also the port —historically grown in the Douro Valley then ushered up the river to Vila Nova de Gaia to fortify and age. And the fortified wines of Madeira , produced on the semi-tropical island of the same name off the shores of Morocco. You can fall in love with all of the above from afar, but their charms will only strengthen when sipped in situ. However, with an area of 35,000 square miles and thousands of wineries, there’s a lot of ground to cover when visiting Portugal. To help serve as a guide, we decided to round up the best wineries to visit in Portugal. These stand-o...