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I will admit that I got this recipe from a food blog. Added 12 oz sliced mushrooms that I sauteed first and saved the water from. I despise this new format - NY Times is far superior WTH? Why can’t the recipes be forwarded on as before? Why is my recipe box so d….d convoluted? I add some Parmesan to the dish when I add the pasta. Easy to prepare and light enough for summer meals. They were getting a little on the softer side and I worried that would impact how the sauce would turn out - but it ended up being perfect! I never leave reviews on recipes but this one was so great for a quick delicious meal. I was running really low on ingredients, but had a small pint of cherry tomatoes in the fridge. there are several recipes I have stored that I go back to over and over again. Yummmm!!!Įugene, OR have a bunch of tomatoes I need to use and will make this likely over the weekend.but I'm glad I'm not the only one super irritated with this new REcipe Box situation.I've been saving recipes here for YEARS but now each time I want to find a recipe I get a message asking me to pay for a subscription. I also added in a small handful of shredded mozzarella on top.

I used tri-color rotini instead of spaghetti. I have paid for subscription before but I can't find half my recipes. My beloved recipes I've saved for years are in a format I don't get and now I have to pay to see them anyway. I HATE what the new editor did to epicurious. In fact, the most time-consuming part of the entire meal is waiting for the water to boil! Garnish with fresh basil leaves and Parmesan (ideally grated right over each serving with a convenient Microplane), and dinner is ready. Reserve some of the starchy pasta water and add it to the skillet bit by bit to give the sauce a little more body, if you’d like.

By the time the noodles are done, the tomatoes will have softened and split, and their sweet-tart juices will have coalesced into a light pasta sauce. While your pasta is cooking, you’ll heat a little extra virgin olive oil in a large skillet and cook the tomatoes quickly over high heat with nothing more than a pinch of sugar, black pepper, and some garlic (if you’d like a little more heat, a bit of crushed red pepper flakes would also fit in well).

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This recipe takes full advantage of their juicy sweetness and acidic pop.

Good cherry and grape tomatoes are available year-round thanks to the fact that they ripen in less time than larger tomatoes and are also easy to grow in hothouses (and in warmer climates) in the winter. While it highlights summer flavors, this easy pasta dish is actually wonderful all year long. This cherry tomato pasta recipe is perfect for a weeknight dinner-especially when time is short or it’s too hot to stand over a stove for long.