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Depending on what you mean by your question, there are two different answers but fortunately both are positive!
Firstly, Thyme would make a loveley addition to pasta especially if cooking an Italian style dish or creatig a sauce. It does go well with pasta.
Lastly, if you wish to actually put the thyme IN the pasta it is perfectly fine. If making your own fresh pasta simply add some thymes to it before you shape it. The likes of coloured pasta are made in this way. Green pasta contains spinach, which is what gives it it's colour - so thyme should be easy to add to your pasta.
ChloeDixon
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What herbs can you put on pizza?
thyme basil
For what did ancient Egyptians use Thyme for?
The Ancient Egyptians used Thyme for embalming. Embalming is used to preserve dead bodies. Thyme is also used as incense and put onto coffins at funerals.
What foods can you put Thyme on?
there is an abundance of recipes that involve thyme with many uses, but if you have internet access just search cooking recipes with thyme in a search engine they're be plenty of websites
Do you put mayonnaise in smoked salmon pasta?
No, smoked salmon pasta is basicly pasta, smoked salmon and cream.
Do you put salt in pasta?
yes.
What is a pasta topper?
What you put on top of pasta. Parmesan cheese, pesto, parsley, meatballs.
How much water do you put pasta?
you have to put half a saucepan full
What could you put in a savoury rock cake?
the best two spices are; thyme and almonds
Where would you put Fettucine Pasta in the food pyramid?
I think u would put it in the grains section since the majority of the dish is pasta or noodles. Cause noodles and pasta r both formed from grains of wheat.
How are the different colours put into pasta?
food colouring
Can I correct the taste of thyme in a recipe?
it's possible but hard and you must know the taste of all types of herb.
What are the common names of the thyme plant?
T. vulgaris L. is also known as garden thyme, and T. serpyllum is also known as creeping thyme, mother of thyme, wild thyme and mountain thyme.
