Lemon linguine
Some light pasta dish for you to think about in summer. I would prefer to have this as an appetizer (smaller) serving, how about you?
This is my entry for Presto Pasta Night.
Lemon linguine (appetizer servings, serves 4)
Ingredients:
-1/2lbs linguine (if you use angel hair, or thinner pasta, would be even better)
-1tbsp extra-virgin olive oil
-2 cloves garlic, finely chopped
-1/2 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
-1 lemons, zested and juiced
-Handful cilantro, finely chopped
-salt, to taste
Method:
1. Cook linguine till al-dente
2. In a small saute pan, add extra-virgin olive oil, garlic and crushed red pepper flakes
3. Add lemon juice and a ladle of the cooking water from the pasta to the garlic and oil mixture in the pan, when the pasta has been cooking for about 5mins
4. Drain pasta, add pasta to pan and turn off heat, add lemon zest and cilantro
5. Toss the pasta well with the sauce, allowing it time to soak up the "juice"
(Note: You can have the option of NOT using the pan. Just toss in the cooked pasta in the mixture of olive oil, garlic, crushed pepper flakes, lemon juice, and cilantro. Can be served cold, even!)
Related pasta posts:
Penne mushroom
Penne beef bolognese
Linguine vongole
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Teppanyaki style stir fry udon
Wat dan hor - rice noodles with seafood and egg gravy sauce
Beef kway teow - fried rice noodles with beef
Tag: lemon, appetizer pasta, cold pasta





















8 comments:
it looks very pretty! :) light and delicious.
yeah, it looks like and delicious
looks very thai too! ;-)
buddingcook, very light! If you are those who prefer the zang, and tangy, this is the one. :)
keropok man, very simple! Almost aglio style, just that don't have tonnes of garlic :O
It does look wonderfully like summer. Of course it's freezing here in Halifax Nova Scotia today, but a girl can dream - and bookmark for a warmer day!
Thanks for sharing with Presto Pasta Nights.
ruth, Nova Scotia? It' cold almost the whole yr, is it not? My brother was there for a while many years ago. You've been a wonderful PPN host! Really!
Mmm... summer is comming and it would be a nice appetizer to start with...
windy, yes, definitely! :D
Hey there! I tried out a recipe similar to this since I was inspired by your post. It turned out really good! :)
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