FARFALLE WITH SUN DRIED TOMATO, GARLIC & WINE CREAM SAUCE
I got the idea for this in the wee hours of the morn. You'll love the combination of flavors and this can be either a vegetarian dish or you can add cooked peas and mild Italian Sausage (maybe even fresh basil if you'd like)-to turn it into a hearty meal fit for company. NOTE: I USED CARNATION 2% LOW FAT EVAPORATE MILK AND THE...
Provided by Polly Motzko
Categories Other Sauces
Number Of Ingredients 10
Steps:
- 1. Mix all sauce ingredients in a Magic Bullet processor or in whatever type of food processor you own or good, sharp bladed blender and process until the sauce is as smooth as you would like. You can leave it chunky or process a more smooth sauce. I did a combination of both for this one. I used about 4 cups of uncooked Barilla farfalle pasta and then cooked it for about 11 minutes or until it is al dente. I then drained the pasta and then in a small non-stick omelette pan, I added the amount of sauce you want to use for your serving(s), and heated on medium heat until warmed and the alcohol is flashed off. By the time you warm the sauce the pasta will be cooked. Take a pasta fork or colander or long handled spider made of bamboo with wire-my favorite. I have been making my lunches at night to take with me for the next day. It is much cheaper, better tasting, better for me and is just better all around. Variations & Additions: Adding steamed peas to the dish when completed would be a great addition, giving more color and texture and of course flavor. Also, fresh basil julienned sliced or Italian sausage cooked and sliced or chopped. This would make a dinner or great lunch course. Come join my blog at: http://www.CookingUpAStorminCA.ning.com
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