From Coles
Magazine, April 2013.
I don’t often use golden squash but this
pasta recipe persuaded me.
I took four squash and sliced them thinly on
the mandolin. I chopped a garlic clove and one green chilli, including the
seeds. I put on a large pot of salted water to bring to the boil.
In a frying pan I heated up 2 tablespoons
olive oil. Into the pan went the garlic, the chilli and the squash. Into the
saucepan went about 250g spaghettini. I sautéed the squash for about 4 minutes
and then added the juice of half a lemon, together with zest. I sprinkled in
some salt and it was ready for the pasta which had by now reached al dente. I
drained the pasta and added it to the frying pan with the squash. I also added
about 100g crumbled feta. The mixture was tossed to mix everything together. It
went onto serving plates, had black pepper ground over it and some mint leaves
tossed over. The pasta was ready.
While this was a pleasant pasta it’s one that
I doubt I would repeat. I enjoyed the tang of the lemon against the creamy
salty feta. I felt that the squash, though evident, was overshadowed by the
other flavours.
Taste: ✔✔✔
Ease of
cooking: ✔✔✔✔
Hi Alf:
ReplyDeleteYour blog is just great! Many thanks for all these wonderful inspirations. I wished my food pictures were as good as yours. What's your secret? - Keep up the excellent blogging and cooking! Matt, from Konni & Matt Perpetual Travellers at www.konniandmatt.blogspot.com