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Find Out Why Mom Violy Loves Dining at Parmigiano

Something happened to us when we went to Gateway Mall 2. Mom Violy originally wanted to eat at a restaurant but when she realized looking at the menu there was nothing she liked.  Mom Violy and Carmina began walking around the mall she kept saying let's go to Gateway 3 which obvious doesn't exit. 🤣 Mom Violy was having her senior moments. Mom Violy decided to eat at  Parmigiano Ristorante .  Mom Violy called up Edna to inform her the venue has to change for their meet up.  Mom Violy had informed Edna that the rib eye is delicious. Both of them had ordered the same meal being best friends having same food in common. Carmina has able to try the Ravioli with Spinach.  Everyone had enjoyed their meal.  Carmina noticed there is a 40% off Thanksgiving promotion every Tuesday until May 8, 2024. This is our third time dining at Parmigiano those who want to read our first time can read the following articles: Carmina's Review on Parmigiano Mom Violy's Favorite Italian Restauran

Carmina's Healthy Version California Maki Pasta Salad Recipe

Carmina remember she use to make California Maki Pasta . She went ahead checking what ingredients she had yet some items was missing. Rather using fettuccine pasta noodles I had elbow macaroni on hand. I had no evaporated milk and nestle cream. I had revised with Almond Milk. I only need 1/4 cup of milk. The mayonnaise is Kraft Olive Oil the healthy version. I only had ripped mango it is alright. No cucumber on hand. Carmina had cooked the macaroni pasta, sliced up the mango in cubes and eight sticks of imitation crab meat by removing the plastic wrapper, sliced into thirds before separating. The macaroni noodles were fully cooked I had strained it and added to the plastic container to combine all ingredients together. I added the sliced mangos and imitation crab meat with the cooked macaroni noodles. I placed half cup mayonnaise on the pasta noodles and remaining half cup in the measuring cup by adding wasabi based on your taste and two tablespoons of Kikkoman lite soy sauce. I began