30-Minute Four-Cheese Pasta — Most Popular Pin of the Week
By:
FN Dish Editor
Antonis Achilleos
There's nothing wrong with using help from the deli counter and frozen food aisles to get dinner on the table quick — especially during the week. By utilizing deli ham and frozen peas to prepare this pasta dish, Food Network Magazine gets this week's Most Popular Pin of the Week on the table fast.
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