Hey guys! Did you know? A couple of days ago it was my birthday! Yep, my birthday is on the international woman’s day, the 8th of march. It may looks like a blessing but actually is not…have you ever tryied to book a restaurant or a club in that day? Is not easy at all, and if you succeed you have to deal with overpriced menu.
Btw I’ve spent a really happy birthday, me and my bf went to my mom’s house to have a lunch with her, and she made that wonderful and delicious vegetarian meatloaf made with dried tomatoes, lentils and walnuts and some baked potatoes . It was so delicious, when se gave me the recipe I’ll definitely share that with you.
In the evening luckly we went to my favourite sushi restaurant (yes, the one in my previous post) and we had an amazing dinner.
Anyway, this post is about something else. Again pasta. And the funny part is that I don’t even like pasta that much. Ahahah. But my bf does, and I’m italian, so I try always to create some new recipes for him, and for me as well. Actually, I really liked this one, is crunchy an full of flavor.
Ingerdients 2 servings
- whole wheat spaghetti 190 g
- tomato 1 large
- red bell pepper 1 medium
- feta cheese 4 slices
- salt & pepper
- chili flakes
- bread crumbs 3 tablespoons
- olive oil
- basil
- garlic 1 clove
Cut the bell pepper in little pieces, heat a large pan, add some olive oil and fry the garlic clove. Add the bell pepper and fry until is soft. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Set aside and bring some salted water to a boil. Now cut the tomatoes in pieces, put it in na bowl and season with minced garlic, salt, pepper and olive oil. After some minutes heat a grille, and grill the tomatoes for a couple of minutes per side. Cook the spaghetti for some minute less than usual ( for me, they requires 9 minutes but I’ve drained after 7).
On the same grille that you’ve used for tomatoes, put the bread crums, some olive oil, chili flakes and basil and fry until the texture is crispy and the bread is golden brown.
Add the tomatoes and the spaghetti in the bell pepper pan, with a couple of tablespoons of cooking water and cook them together until everithing is ready. Add some feta cheese and the bread crumbs on top.
Easy and delish.
Well, that’s all for now,
See you soon 🙂
V.
Happy Belated birthday! 🙂 Birthdays on a special holiday can be so hard to organise if you are eating out, I can only imagine what birthdays are like if it falls on Mothers day, Fathers day or New Years Eve! This dish looks super simple and delicious, perfect for a weeknight meal. Yum! Happy birthday wishes again 🙂 x
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Thank you! 🙂
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Happy birthday! 🙂 The pasts looks delish
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Thanks 🙂
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The breadcrumb idea is really neat! I haven’t heard of this dish before, but I know it would be amazing 🙂
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actually is the first time also for me putting bread crumb on top of a pasta dish..but I really liked it!
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