Browse 5 #pasta recipes from the TasteBuds community.
Tender beef and pork meatballs simmered in a rich tomato sauce, served over perfectly cooked spaghetti. This is the classic Italian-American comfort dish done right, with meatballs that stay moist and a sauce that clings to every strand of pasta. The secret is browning the meatballs first for flavour, then letting them finish gently in the sauce so they soak up all that tomato goodness.
This creamy garlic-parmesan pasta brings home the best of Bertucci's signature dish. Tender chicken, vibrant broccoli florets, and rigatoni swim in a luscious sauce built on roasted garlic, butter, cream, and freshly grated parmesan. The garlic gets sweet and mellow in the oven, then melts into the sauce for that unmistakable depth. It's rich without being heavy, garlicky without being harsh, and comes together faster than you'd think.
The orzo cooks right in the sauce, drinking up a tomato-vodka base made creamy with coconut cream and seasoned with a touch of coconut aminos for depth. Once it's done, a thick blanket of bright green basil-Parmesan pesto covers most of the surface, then a whole ball of burrata goes on top, torn open so the creamy centre spills out. A good drizzle of your best olive oil finishes it. Serve it in a wide metal bowl and it looks exactly like the kind of thing that breaks the internet. The contrasts here do most of the work: hot sauce, cool burrata, punchy pesto. Don't stir everything together at the table. Let each person break into the burrata themselves and drag it through the orzo as they eat.
Silky handmade pasta pillows stuffed with creamy goat cheese, fresh herbs, and a whisper of lemon, draped in a nutty browned margarine sauce with crispy sage leaves. This is comfort food dressed up for a dinner party — and yes, goat cheese is absolutely on the menu since we're steering clear of cow dairy only. A touch of Asian-inspired brightness from lemon and fresh herbs keeps it vibrant and true to your palate.
Plump, juicy shrimp tossed with al dente pasta in a glossy white wine and garlic sauce, brightened with lemon and a riot of fresh herbs. This is the kind of dish that tastes like you spent hours in the kitchen but comes together in under 30 minutes — weeknight magic at its absolute finest.