Angel Hair Primavera Pasta
A Uncategorized recipe with to 3 medium size carrots sliced 1/4-inch, to 2 medium size zucchini sliced 1/4-inch, to 3 stalks celery cut 1/2 to 3-inch. Ready in –, serves 6.
Curated byKavya Sharma🇮🇳
Instructions
8 steps- 1
*Suggest organic pastas by Debales (tomato/basil; spinach, garlic, etc.), Michelle's Naturals (same).
8 to 10 oz pkg dry angel hair pasta or substitute spaghetti penne or elbows prepared according to pkg instructions(1)prepared pasta sauce or organic(16 oz)8 oz can tomato sauce muir glen optional(1)pasta sauce from millinas finest fat-free tomato/basil garlic other(26 oz) - 2
Saut vegetables in tablespoon olive oil until vegetables remain crunchy and firm.
other vegetables as desired ie broccoli mushroomsolive oil(1 tbsp) - 3
Prepare or heat pasta sauce and add vegetables to mix.
other vegetables as desired ie broccoli mushrooms8 to 10 oz pkg dry angel hair pasta or substitute spaghetti penne or elbows prepared according to pkg instructions(1)prepared pasta sauce or organic(16 oz)8 oz can tomato sauce muir glen optional(1)pasta sauce from millinas finest fat-free tomato/basil garlic other(26 oz) - 4
Cook 5 minutes.
- 5
Prepare pasta according to package instructions; rinse and add to the pasta sauce to combine.
8 to 10 oz pkg dry angel hair pasta or substitute spaghetti penne or elbows prepared according to pkg instructions(1)prepared pasta sauce or organic(16 oz)8 oz can tomato sauce muir glen optional(1)pasta sauce from millinas finest fat-free tomato/basil garlic other(26 oz) - 6
Serve immediately.
- 7
Use tomato sauce to supplement pasta sauce (optional).
8 to 10 oz pkg dry angel hair pasta or substitute spaghetti penne or elbows prepared according to pkg instructions(1)prepared pasta sauce or organic(16 oz)8 oz can tomato sauce muir glen optional(1)pasta sauce from millinas finest fat-free tomato/basil garlic other(26 oz) - 8
Serves 6 to 8 people.
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Angel Hair Primavera Pasta
A Uncategorized recipe with to 3 medium size carrots sliced 1/4-inch, to 2 medium size zucchini sliced 1/4-inch, to 3 stalks celery cut 1/2 to 3-inch. Ready in –, serves 6.
Curated byKavya Sharma🇮🇳
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Directions
8 steps- 1
*Suggest organic pastas by Debales (tomato/basil; spinach, garlic, etc.), Michelle's Naturals (same).
8 to 10 oz pkg dry angel hair pasta or substitute spaghetti penne or elbows prepared according to pkg instructions(1)prepared pasta sauce or organic(16 oz)8 oz can tomato sauce muir glen optional(1)pasta sauce from millinas finest fat-free tomato/basil garlic other(26 oz) - 2
Saut vegetables in tablespoon olive oil until vegetables remain crunchy and firm.
other vegetables as desired ie broccoli mushroomsolive oil(1 tbsp) - 3
Prepare or heat pasta sauce and add vegetables to mix.
other vegetables as desired ie broccoli mushrooms8 to 10 oz pkg dry angel hair pasta or substitute spaghetti penne or elbows prepared according to pkg instructions(1)prepared pasta sauce or organic(16 oz)8 oz can tomato sauce muir glen optional(1)pasta sauce from millinas finest fat-free tomato/basil garlic other(26 oz) - 4
Cook 5 minutes.
- 5
Prepare pasta according to package instructions; rinse and add to the pasta sauce to combine.
8 to 10 oz pkg dry angel hair pasta or substitute spaghetti penne or elbows prepared according to pkg instructions(1)prepared pasta sauce or organic(16 oz)8 oz can tomato sauce muir glen optional(1)pasta sauce from millinas finest fat-free tomato/basil garlic other(26 oz) - 6
Serve immediately.
- 7
Use tomato sauce to supplement pasta sauce (optional).
8 to 10 oz pkg dry angel hair pasta or substitute spaghetti penne or elbows prepared according to pkg instructions(1)prepared pasta sauce or organic(16 oz)8 oz can tomato sauce muir glen optional(1)pasta sauce from millinas finest fat-free tomato/basil garlic other(26 oz) - 8
Serves 6 to 8 people.
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