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Pesto Pasta

Pesto Pasta

Over a year ago 8,330 views
Cook: 20 mins
Serves: 1

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Description

My friend made this recipe first and I'll dedicate this to her: and for all uni students who need feeding!

Method

  1. 1

    The quantities here are for 1 person.

    1. Put the pasta onto boil and when it's finished cooking, rain the water (leaving a little bit left so the pasta isn't too dry).

    2. Take a spoonful of cream cheese and mix it thoroughly with the pasta: when I cook this for myself I only use one desert spoon full of cream cheese.

    3. Add the pesto: if you used one spoonful of cream cheese, use one and a half of pesto.

    The thing with this is to experiment with the quatities of cream cheese and pesto until you find the perfect combination.

Comments (3)

pgtips · Over a year ago

Try adding a small amount of mild chilli powder - it really lifts the dish to another level.As a variation for the spaghetti sauce, just crush a couple of garlic cloves in a pestle with salt black pepper and a couple of green chillies - fry in good olive oil and then mix with the al dente pasta. Gourmet feast fit for a king. This is very popular in Italy.

vieira4 · Over a year ago

Yes, I'm hungry now and will be trying it! I'm a student too. I'm quite good at cooking but can't afford the kind of food I want to buy, so simple recipes like this are perfect.

carolsavage · Over a year ago

Wow Amy this looks fab - bet your friends can't beat that!!!