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Tomato Butter Pasta

I don’t know why we call this tomato butter pasta in our house when there is in fact no butter in this recipe.

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Tomato Butter Pasta

I don’t know why we call this tomato butter pasta in our house when there is in fact no butter in this recipe.

Cook

10m

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Begin by getting your pasta on to cook. Cook in boiling salty water for about 2 minutes less than the packet says.

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For

2

M

I

3

tbsp

Olive oil, generous glug, around

200

g

Linguine

500

g

Cherry tomatoes

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2 years ago

This was so good! Even though my tomatoes weren’t 100% ripe, came out really nicely. Next time will use softer tomatoes for richer flavor

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Dinner Tonight Reader

2 years ago

So simple and so delicious! Finishing the pasta in the sauce makes a huge difference! Can't wait to try it when my own tomatoes are ripe!

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Dinner Tonight Reader

2 years ago

Heaven on a plate as usual. Thank you Margie xx

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Margie

2 years ago

Thank you Vanessa! 💖💖💖

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Margie

2 years ago

Ooh no I would always fry them! So just blitz a bit of bread in the food processor - anything you have to hand, the end slices or a bit of stale bread, all fine. Then fry in a little olive oil until crispy and golden. You can also add a little garlic when you’re frying them, or anchovies. Delicious as it is, but also great with a little Parmesan stirred through at the end or chopped parsley. 💖💖

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