To make my green pasta, You will need:
Any kind of dry pasta. I happen to have penne, so that's what I'll use.
Frozen spinach that comes in little segments like this:
Half an avocado, chopped into bits.
Vegetable stock powder (or any stock of any kind. You're clever, you can adapt it).
You'll also need olive oil.
Add water, 1 teaspoon of stock powder and a drizzle of olive oil in a small saucepan.
When the water boils (oh yeah, you'll have to turn the stove on), add about a handful of pasta, the avocado and the spinach all at once. Yay!
Break up the spinach cube by poking it periodically with a wooden spoon. Let the whole thing cook according to the directions on your pasta packet, which is usually about 10 minutes, then give it a good stir.
Drain off excess liquid if you prefer, or have it as a nice light broth. A sprinkling of pine nuts would be nice in it, too. This recipe makes about this much:
Which is excellent for a quick lunch for one person, and of course could be easily adapted to feed more.
Happy cooking!
Cassandra Louise.
This sounds super easy and I love spinach :-)
ReplyDeleteIt's great for when you're hungry *right now* and don't want junk. :-)
DeleteYUM! I usually make similar with nuttelex, spinach and basil. Love seeing this it will be a nice change to try!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining the link up again!
Ooh! That sounds nice, too! :-D
DeleteI have a similar one from another blog friend, cook pasta with tiny broccoli florets, add peas if you want, when cooked drain it, return it to the pan and stir through a little oil and some pesto, then serve. Top with grated cheese if you're in the mood.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds great, too! I love a good, quick pasta dish!
DeleteLooks really tasty and healthy Cassandra :) Thank you so much for linking this recipe up at Recipe Sharing Monday. I hope to see you back next Monday. Have a good weekend!
ReplyDeleteThanks for commenting! I've been trying to think of a new recipe for next time. :-)
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