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Manicotti : Top 20

 

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Manicotti Alla Romana

Submitted by: markblau 
This rich meat, spinach and cheese filled manicotti dish is covered with white and red sauces. It takes some time to prepare, but is well worth the effort! 

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Three Cheese Manicotti II

Submitted by: Sonrisa 
Manicotti shells are baked with ricotta, mozzarella, and Parmesan cheeses. 

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Spinach Cheese Manicotti

Submitted by: Ernie 
My husband says this dish is restaurant quality. It can be made ahead and kept in the refrigerator overnight. Very filling and great served with a salad and garlic bread. 

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Three Cheese Manicotti

Submitted by: Kelly Shawn Stewart 
Hearty tubes of cooked manicotti are stuffed with an opulent blend of ricotta, mozzarella and Monterey Jack cheese, sour cream, bread crumbs and parsley. Bake the stuffed pasta blanketed with spaghetti sauce and topped with mozzarella cheese. 

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Manicotti

Submitted by: Anny 
This has all the good stuff - ricotta, mozzarella, eggs and parmesan. Season with salt and pepper and stuff this yummy stuffing into pre-cooked manicotti. Pour on your favorite tomato sauce and bake. 

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Make Ahead Manicotti

Submitted by: Sandir 
The secret to this marvelous manicotti is in the chill. After stuffing cooked pasta with a tasty blend of spinach, Parmesan, mozzarella and a dash of sugar, arrange tomato sauce and shells in a baking dish and chill overnight. Bake it the next day! 

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Meat Filled Manicotti

Submitted by: teppij 
A pleasing blend of ground beef, cottage cheese, mozzarella, Parmesan, egg whites and dried oregano is stuffed into large tubes of cooked manicotti in this satisfying baked dish. Blanket the stuffed pasta with spaghetti sauce, top with cheese and bake. 

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Easy Manicotti Florentine

Submitted by: Melissa 
Stuff large, uncooked tubes of manicotti with a delectable blend of spinach, cottage and ricotta cheese. Bake with a ready-made spaghetti sauce and a handful of mozzarella cheese for a rich and deliciously easy Italian classic. 

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Three Cheese Manicotti

Submitted by: Vikki Rebholz 
Family and friends love the rich cheese filling inside tender pasta shells. 

Manicotti with Cheese

Submitted by: Mary 
Stuff hearty tubes of cooked manicotti with a fabulously rich blend of ricotta, mozzarella, Parmesan and parsley. Blanket with spaghetti sauce and bake to perfection for a tummy-pleasing dish. 

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Make-Ahead Spinach Manicotti

Submitted by: Christy Freeman 
This is my favorite recipe when company's coming. It's prepared the night before, plus the manicotti is stuffed uncooked, making it even more convenient. 

Manicotti II

Submitted by: AT Bowling 
Home Town: Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Cream cheese, plenty of mozzarella and sausage make for a creamy and savory stuffing for the manicotti shells. 

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Spinach Manicotti

Submitted by: Mary Steiner 
Stuffed with ricotta cheese and spinach, this Italian-style entree is flavorful and filling. I particularly like this meatless dish because I don't have to cook the pasta before assembling. --Mary Steiner of West Bend, Wisconsin 

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Sausage Spinach Manicotti

Submitted by: Donna Moyer 
'My newly married daughter didn't want to ask her mother-in-law for the recipe to her husband's favorite meal,' writes Donna Moyer of Grants Pass, Oregon. 'Instead, she asked me to help her figure out a recipe. Together, we cam up with this delicious stick-to-the-ribs casserole. It's so easy, today my 4-year-old granddaughter stuffs the pasta shells herself!' 

Jo's Manicotti

Submitted by: Jo 
Hearty tubes of manicotti are stuffed with a rich blend of ricotta and Romano cheeses, spinach, eggs, onion, garlic and thyme, drizzled with a simple tomato sauce, sprinkled with mozzarella and baked until bubbly. 

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Easy-To-Stuff Manicotti

Submitted by: Suzanne Runtz 
Even kids can help assemble this simplified Italian entree from Suzanne Runtz of Charlestown, South Carolina. She fills each pasta shell with a piece of string cheese for a deliciously gooey center, then tops the manicotti with a beefy tomato sauce. 

Sausage Mushroom Manicotti

Submitted by: Kathy Taipale 
If you're tired of pasta with tomato sauce, try this version instead. A creamy sauce covering sausage-filled noodles makes it hard to resist. --Kathy Taipale, Iron River, Wisconsin 

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Manicotti with Spicy Sausage

Submitted by: Jeaune Hadl Van Meter 
It's easy to fill the uncooked manicotti shells for this zesty pasta bake. I receive compliments on this hearty entree every time I serve it. 

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Turkey Manicotti

Submitted by: Mary Gunderson 
The addition of wholesome bulgur give extra nutrition to this Italian entree. It's so zesty and flavorful, your family will never realize it's good for them. --Mary Gunderson of Conrad, Iowa 

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Spinach Chicken Manicotti

Submitted by: Amy Luce 
Pepper and nutmeg spice up the rich sauce in this hearty pasta dish from Amy Luce of Mansfield, Texas. I made this for my husband on our first Valentines Day when we were dating, she says. It was a big success. 

 
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