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Vegetarian, but it’s also got buttery tomatoes in it so … no biggie. It evens out, right?
Cook the pasta according to package directions. I also start the burst tomato sauce about the time I put the pasta into the boiling water. See below for sauce instructions. Right before draining the pasta, reserve one cup of the cooking water. Drain the pasta and set it and the reserved pasta water aside.
In the same pot, add half of the olive oil, the crushed red pepper, and the anchovy paste. Turn the heat to medium-high. When the anchovy paste sizzles and melts into the oil, add half the garlic, the kale, and parsley to the pot, then pour in the wine. Toss the kale around for 4-6 minutes until wilted and the garlic is fragrant, then add the pasta back to the pot and toss everything together. Add the reserved cooking water a bit at a time to coat the pasta. Taste, and add salt if needed to your taste, or more crushed red pepper if you’d like.
For the burst tomato sauce (I start this when the pasta water is boiling) add all the tomatoes with the remaining half of the olive oil to a skillet with a tight fitting lid. Cover the tomatoes and turn the heat to medium-high. Let the tomatoes steam and burst for about 15 minutes until a sauce has formed. Add the remaining half of the minced garlic cloves, the butter, and a sprinkle of salt. Cook for 2 minutes until the garlic is fragrant, then taste and add more salt if needed.
Serve the pasta topped with the tomatoes and cheese, if desired. Enjoy!
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Lindsay @ My Therapist Cooks on 5.19.2014
@lauren, you’re right, that would fall under the pescatarian label. Feel free to leave them out – the flavor will still be delicious!
Lauren on 5.15.2014
Anchovies aren’t vegetarian…