Antipasti Angel Hair Pasta

Name: Antipasti Angel Hair Pasta
Prep time: 5 min
Cook time: 10 min
Total time: 15 min
Yield: 2 servings
Ingredients: 1 knob Unsalted butter; 1 tbsp Seasoned oil; 1 handful Fresh breadcrumbs; Salt; 200 g Dried angel hair pasta; 2 tbsp Seasoned oil; 2-3 Anchovy fillets in oil; 1 Jar grilled or marinated artichokes in oil; 2 handful Pitted green olives; 1 handful Parmesan cheese; 1/2 Lemon juice; 1 bunch Flat-leaf parsley

This easy angel hair pasta comes together in just 15 minutes using jars of things you probably already have at home. Finished with crisp, buttery breadcrumbs, it's a simple dinner that's full of texture and flavour.

Margie Nomura

Prep

Cook

10m

Total

15m

Antipasti Angel Hair Pasta

This easy angel hair pasta comes together in just 15 minutes using jars of things you probably already have at home. Finished with crisp, buttery breadcrumbs, it's a simple dinner that's full of texture and flavour.

Margie Nomura

Prep

Cook

10m

Total

15m

Ingredients

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Step 1

Make sure all your ingredients are chopped and ready. Bring a large pot of well-salted water to a boil.

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For the breadcrumbs:

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Unsalted butter

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Seasoned oil, reserved from artichoke jar

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Margot M

3 months ago

What is Rocket?

Margie

3 months ago

Hi! Rocket is arugula - but there isn’t any in this recipe. But perhaps you were looking at a different one? Xx

Margot M

3 months ago

Yes, I was looking at several recipes today. Thank you. (But WHY call arugula Rocket?) Just curious.

Margie

3 months ago

It’s just what we call it in the Uk! I’m making a conscious effort to always use both terms as I know I have a lot of US readers so hopefully it was an old recipe you saw it on, and they will all be updated soon! Xx

Margot M

3 months ago

I'm so glad you told me! I'm feeling more international now.