Winter Pasta Creamy Recipe calls for hearty, warming meals, and creamy pasta dishes perfectly fit the bill. Crafted with rich flavors and satisfying textures, these recipes transform simple ingredients into culinary masterpieces. Whether you’re hosting a Dinner or enjoying a quiet night in, our Winter Pasta Creamy Recipe will bring the warmth and comfort you crave.
Winter Pasta Creamy Recipe
Winter Creamy Pasta Recipe and contemporary adaptations experiment with your favorite ingredients to create unique dishes, and don't shy away from seasonal elements for a delicious, aromatic, and delicious twist.
Ingredients
Instructions
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As directed on the package, boil the spaghetti in salted water.
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Heat some olive oil in a different pan over medium heat.
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To enrich the oil, add the minced garlic or sauté it for one minute before taking it out.
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To enhance the oil, add the chopped garlic and sauté it for one minute before taking it out.
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Slice the leek and wash it thoroughly to remove any dirt or grit. Place the sliced scallion and grated pumpkin in the pan. Cook until softened.
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In a small bowl, mix together equal parts vegetable stock powder and water to create a vegetable stock.
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Pour in a bit of heavy cream and the vegetable stock into the pan to create a sauce.
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Season with salt and pepper, and add a splash of dry white wine if desired.
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Grate some Parmigiano cheese into the sauce and mix well.
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After the spaghetti is cooked, drain it and stir it with the sauce. To allow the spices to infuse, leave it sit for a few minutes.
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Serve the pasta topped with chopped flat-leaf parsley.
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Savor your easy yet delectable leek spaghetti and butternut squash.
Servings: 4 ServingCalories:891kcalTotal Fat:58gSaturated Fat: 29gTrans Fat: 2gCholesterol:292mgSodium:1947mgPotassium:894mgTotal Carbohydrate:60gDietary Fiber: 2gSugars: 4gProtein:42gVitamin A: 2019IUVitamin C: 11mgCalcium: 211mgIron: 3mg
Note
Note 1: The amount of vegetable stock powder can be adjusted to your taste. As necessary, add extra after starting with less.
Note 2: For a richer flavor, you can roast the butternut squash before adding it to the skillet.
Note 3: Feel free to experiment with other herbs and spices, such as nutmeg or sage.
