Don’t feel like cooking today? Watch what you can do… mushroom aglio olio spaghetti…the easiest pasta dish ever…
There are
more such recipes on my channel: https://goo.gl/XBwLLc
Aglio Olio in
Italian translates to garlic and oil in English…Aha! It’s that simple a recipe.
This is
totally my version of the popular Italian recipe and I cook it exactly to my
taste.
I can use any
excuse to make it…feeling lazy to cook or craving spaghetti or movie night
dinner…the list is endless. The best part is that my family enjoys it too.
The spaghetti
recipe with chili garlic mushroom is ideal for young people who want to cook a
hassle free meal. It’s filling and flavourful.
This spaghetti
aglio olio with mushroom is a versatile
dish that you can serve up on numerous occasions!
Click the link below for the video:
MUSHROOM AGLIO OLIO SPAGHETTI Serves 2 to 3
Ingredients
Spaghetti –
250g
Button Mushroom
– 10 to 12 medium
Garlic
(sliced) – ¼ cup or more if you like
Red chili
flakes – to taste
Parsley
(Dried) – 2 tsp or to taste
Oregano
(Dried) – ½ tsp
Processed
cheese(grated) – 2 tbsp
Parmesan
cheese(grated) – 4 tbsp
Salt – to
taste
Extra Virgin
Olive oil – 4 tbsp
Method:
1.
Boil
water in a large pot. Season with salt and add in the spaghetti. Let it cook in
the boiling water.
2.
In
the meantime, wash clean and roughly chop the mushrooms. Slice the garlic.
3.
Heat
the oil in a pan and add in the garlic slices. Cook till the garlic slices turn
light golden in colour. Add in the chopped mushroom and toss it up. Add in the
chili flakes and season with salt. Cook stirring till the mushrooms are done.
4.
Check
on the spaghetti. If it’s cooked, then strain it and keep aside. Reserve half a
cup of the pasta water.
5.
Sprinkle
the parsley and oregano over the mushroom and give it a toss. Add in the cooked
spaghetti and toss well. Check and adjust the seasoning. Add in both the cheese
and give it a final mix. (If it looks dry, add in a bit of the pasta water and
mix well.)
6.
Serve
immediately. Garnish with a sprinkling of parsley and parmesan.
© Rinki’s Kitchen
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