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Introducing a @SkinnerPasta Bar that is as unique and special as the friendships we make. Check out this DIY Pasta Bar guide complete with party decoration ideas, pasta recipes and shopping tips. Consider pasta for your next special event with friends. What is your favorite pasta dish to make when you host? AD via @amodernmomlife

Throwing a dinner party? Try a build-your-own pasta bar! Elevate your setup with layers using ramekins and small bowls. Add pops of color with fresh greens, lemons, and tomatoes. It's a fun, affordable way to serve a meal that everyone will adore.

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This DIY Pasta Bar is a popular party must-have and feeds a crowd!

If you are having a gathering, try this Pasta Bar + Free Printables! It’s kid-friendly, adult-friendly, and totally versatile! You can customize it endlessly with variations on pasta shapes, sauces, and toppings, and it’s easy to please even the pickiest of eaters. One of my favorite dinners to serve when we have company over is this fantastic Italian pasta bar. It’s an easy, convenient, and affordable way to serve a delicious meal that everyone will love! Plus, it's so simple!

Preparing a pasta dinner for about 25 or more hungry teenagers is quite a feat. Here are some shortcuts to make feeding a crowd a little easier.

Check out these awesome mix-and-match pasta station ideas for your next pasta party. #pastapartyideas #pastapartybuffet #pastaforrunners

Serving pasta in a buffet-style setting is challenging; you need a chafing dish to keep it warm. While the chafing dish does a great job of ensuring hot pasta on demand, the constant heat can also dry the pasta out and make the pasta stick together.

Looking to set up a pasta bar party? Here is how I set up my pasta bar buffet style with chafing dishes and multiple pastas and sauces!

I hosted a January baby shower for my sister and a little over 30 of her closest friends. The cold weather meant I wanted to serve hot food, so the sternos, pans and stands (purchased at Costco) came in handy. I also made signs for each side of the pan, so guests could see the name of the dish, including main ingredients. Lastly, instead of one big pan of each dish, I used two smaller pans in each one and allowed guests to serve from both sides. I also made sure to include one meatless dish…