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I have a 2 quart mason jar into which I throw all those 2 ounce bag ends, and especially in winter, it makes a lovely baked pasta, either mac-and-cheese or red-meat-sauce with cheese on top. The different textures really spiff up an ordinary mid-week dinner.

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Pasta mista\u2019s origins lie in Naples, the historical hub of dried pasta production, where it\u2019s known as \u2018pasta ammiscata,\u2019 \u2018ammescata,\u2019 or \u2018meschiafrancesco\u2019 in dialect. Travel just south of the city\u2019s center and you\u2019ll arrive in Gragnano, a neighboring town situated between the Monti Lattari mountains and the Bay of Naples. Gragnano is considered the birthplace of dried pasta, with factories dating back to the 14th century. The area\u2019s spring water, optimal humidity levels, and sea breezes coalesce perfectly for drying high-quality pasta: By the 16th century, it had become one of Italy\u2019s leading producers, and by the 19th century, it boasted over 300 factories\u2014many family-owned and following their own unique recipes\u2014churning out a wide variety of shapes and styles.

With such prolific pasta production came inevitable leftovers. The high-quality pasta coming out of Naples was also expensive and unaffordable to many of the residents in the surrounding areas. So pasta makers would collect the scraps\u2014the broken bits, the jagged corners\u2014into bins or drawers and sell them by weight at a lower price (pasta was sold by weight for most of its history, even into the \u201870s). Over time, pasta mista became a staple of Neapolitan cooking. You\u2019ll find it mostly in soups and stews, like the popular pasta e fagioli (pasta and beans) and lesser-known pasta e patate con la provola (a wonderfully rich pasta, potato, and cheese soup). Now you can even spot packages of pasta mista on supermarket shelves, made by some of Italy\u2019s most prestigious producers. Rachel Roddy, author of one of my favorite-ever cookbooks, An A-Z of Pasta, adds: \u201COf course pasta mista was also assembled at home, ends of packets rounded up like unruly children and put in one place.\u201D

Finally, I\u2019ve paired my pasta mista with an unconventional take on one of my favorite high-summer dishes, pasta alla Norma, a Sicilian classic that celebrates tomatoes, basil, and the often-underrated eggplant. Instead of cooking the sauce over the stove, I\u2019m opting for a low-and-slow oven to do most of the work for me, gently breaking down tomatoes and garlic in olive oil until soft and sweet. Everything confit\u2014slowly cooking something in fat\u2014is all the rage right now, and with good reason: It\u2019s really freaking delicious. (Any leftovers, though you\u2019re unlikely to have them, are perfect for smashing on grilled bread.) I\u2019ve also taken advantage of the beautiful fairy tale eggplants at my local market, caramelizing them until silky and tender. You\u2019re welcome. :)

F.A.B.'s community activism and philanthropic efforts have been highly visible throughout the years. Most notably, he hosts and organizes annual Thanksgiving turkey giveaways, backpack and school supply drives, holiday toys event and various charitable events benefiting Cancer and Domestic Violence. In August 2013, Mistah F.A.B. was named one of "10 Great Rappers With Great Charities" by Green Label a Mountain Dew Venture.[12] In 2014, Mistah F.A.B. was recognized by Oakland Mayor Jean Quan, who declared Saturday, February 8, 2014 "Stanley Cox aka Mistah F.A.B. Day" in recognition of the multi-talented hometown hero's efforts to give back to the community.[13]

He attended Oakland Technical High School and transferred to Emery High School where he later graduated. As a teenager, F.A.B. was an avid basketball player and point guard of his high school team. F.A.B. was forced to quit basketball after he sustained an injury on the court.

He later sold tapes out of the trunk of his car. He said he also rapped at high school dances and house parties in East Oakland. By the time he was 20, he was performing sold-out shows across the country and became part of commercialized hip hop.

"When I got in a real studio and I made an album, they said, 'What do you want to name your album?' and I said uh 'Don't Stop Rappin,' and it was my philosophy," he said. "If you give me the mic, and there's a crowd, and there's a dope beat playing, I'm going to start rapping, and the crowd's going to love it. And I'm never going to stop; you're going to have to tell me stop," he said.

He started writing raps in notebooks when he was 8. He recorded his own music in high school using a boom box. Then, his mother gave him the choice between financial support through four years of college or through four years of music. F.A.B. chose music.

That is an insanely beautiful griliata mista, Frank! If that amount serves 4-6, I would love to see what you make for large parties! This reminds me of quite a few nights in farmhouses we have rented in Tuscany. Just beautiful. 006ab0faaa