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Fresh Tomato And Basil Pasta With Toasted Pine

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Ingredients

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4 1/2 ounces penne pasta
1 1/2 tablespoons olive oil
1/2 cup chopped onion
2 garlic cloves chopped
6 large plum tomatoes peeled and coarsely chopped
1 sprig fresh thyme or 1/4 teaspoon dried thyme
1 cup julienne cut fresh basil
salt
fresh ground pepper
2 tablespoons pine nuts toasted

Nutritional information

217.1
Calories
80 g
Calories From Fat
8.9 g
Total Fat
1 g
Saturated Fat
0 mg
Cholesterol
7.3mg
Sodium
32.2 g
Carbs
5.3 g
Dietary Fiber
3.5 g
Sugars
4.4 g
Protein
166g
Serving Size (g)
4
Serving Size

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Fresh Tomato And Basil Pasta With Toasted Pine

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    This was easy and pretty darn good, I think I'd prefer the basil cut smaller since a whole strip is a bit overpowering in one bite, for my taste. It did have a very nice presentation. I didn't add salt or pepper at the end, since my husband is on sodium restrictions, but I didn't really miss it. I had put some grated romano on the table as an optional topping, but no one chose to use it. used dried thyme because I had no fresh. I think the olive oil can be cut way back, used only about 1 tsp of a Roasted Garlic olive oil and the finished dish was not dry as though it actually needed more oil. I had closer to 3T pine nuts, but that worked fine. I served it as a side dish with calamari piccata, asparagus and a fruit salad. I will be sure to make this again when I have fresh basil on hand!

    • 70 min
    • Serves 4
    • Easy

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    Fresh Tomato and Basil Pasta With Toasted Pine Nuts,This is the essence of summer – fresh tomatoes and basil with pasta. An old Weight Watchers recipe.,This was easy and pretty darn good, I think I’d prefer the basil cut smaller since a whole strip is a bit overpowering in one bite, for my taste. It did have a very nice presentation. I didn’t add salt or pepper at the end, since my husband is on sodium restrictions, but I didn’t really miss it. I had put some grated romano on the table as an optional topping, but no one chose to use it. used dried thyme because I had no fresh. I think the olive oil can be cut way back, used only about 1 tsp of a Roasted Garlic olive oil and the finished dish was not dry as though it actually needed more oil. I had closer to 3T pine nuts, but that worked fine. I served it as a side dish with calamari piccata, asparagus and a fruit salad. I will be sure to make this again when I have fresh basil on hand!,This was a very easy, fresh tasting summery pasta dish. used organic tomatoes from the local farmer’s market and basil from my garden. My grandmother and I enjoyed this for lunch today. In our case, it served two versus four. Thanks for posting.


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    In Large Pot Boil Pasta Until Al Dente. Drain.

    2
    Done

    in Heavy Skillet, Over Medium Heat, Heat Oil. Add Onion and Garlic; Saute Until Tender. Add Tomatoes and Thyme; Cook Stirring Frequently, Until Tomatoes Are Hot, Yet Still Retain Their Shape and Most of the Liquid Has Evaporated, About 5 Minutes.

    3
    Done

    Remove and Discard Fresh Thyme Sprig, If Used. Add Basil and Drained Pasta; Toss Until Heated.

    4
    Done

    Transfer to Serving Bowl; Season to Taste With Salt and Pepper and Sprinkle Evenly With Pine Nuts.

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