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Pasta Pesto Bomba Calabrese
2019-01-08 18:13 #0 by: Evelina

Holy cow! This pesto was spicier than I anticipated it to be. đŸŒ¶

I threw this meal together in about 15 minutes. It’s really simple and delicious.

What you’ll need:

500g whole wheat Tagliatelle
50-200g of Pesto Bomba Calabrese
150-250g Mascarpone
Parmesan to your liking
Bag of fresh spinach
Handful of pine nuts (or whatever you fancy)
Olive oil

How to make:

Make the pasta according to directions.
Once it’s cooked rinse with cold water, and add back to pot.
Add desired amount of pesto and mascarpone. Stir until pasta is coated.
Drizzle with some olive oil.
Add some grated Parmesan and stir.
Serve on a bed of spinach, topped with pine nuts.

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2019-01-08 18:14 #1 by: Evelina

I forgot to add that I had a few leftover Italian Beanballs leftover from earlier in the week and I just added some in for some extra protein. They went together amazingly in this pasta recipe!

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2019-01-08 18:17 #2 by: Evelina

Here is the recipe for the Italian Beanballs: https://veganism.savvity.net/discussions/5b9ed16f1d41c819a0174eb9?force_desktop=true

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2019-01-16 16:44 #3 by: Lella

Can I ask you how do you translate "threw" in Italian in this sentence?
"I threw this meal together in about 15 minutes"

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2019-01-16 16:58 #4 by: Evelina

I just mean that it took only 15 minutes to prepare the meal 😊 I wish I knew Italian to give you a proper translation

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