Servings: 2
Though a cream sauce doesn’t sound like hot-weather fare, a burst of basil and a hit of fresh ginger brighten the light and silky sauce. Because fresh pasta is very tender, don’t drain it in a colander. Instead, transfer it directly to the sauce.
The recipe is easy and delicious. I used dried spaghetti and added red pepper flakes. I did not cook the pine nuts in oil, just dry toasted them in the saute pan.
I followed the recipe exactly except added red pepper flakes. It was delicious! Came together quickly. Next time I might try it with pancetta.
Saw this in the mag and couldn't wait to make it. Followed the recipe to a T and it came out perfectly. Spicy, creamy and satisfying. Very good! I used dried pasta - next time I will make the effort to get fresh. I did have fresh basil though, love the aroma this adds.
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