Garlic Oil Pasta
Garlic, olive oil, and spaghetti make a clean, fragrant solo dinner in about 15 minutes.
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Weeknight meals built from pantry staples and a little seasoning to help keep food costs under control.
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When you want to spend less, start with eggs, tofu, leftover rice, and other affordable kitchen staples.
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