Whole Wheat Pasta with Italian Sausage & Broccolini

Whole Wheat Pasta with Italian Sausage & Broccolini

Creamy, spicy & delicious.

2-3 servings

Time: 30 mins

Ethan ChlebowskiBy Ethan Chlebowski
Photography by Ethan Chlebowski

This creamy and a little spicy pasta is perfect for any weeknight dinner. The best part is that the leftovers might be even better as the pasta absorbs the flavors from the dish.

Ethan Chlebowski

Ethan Chlebowski

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Ingredients

  • Pasta components

    • whole wheat spaghetti
      227 g1/2 lb
    • italian sausage
      227 g1/2 lb
    • parmigiano reggiano
      65 g
    • broccolini
      1/2 bunch
    • salt
      a sprinkle
    • aleppo pepper
      to taste

Method

Step 1: Boil the pasta

Set a pot of water over high heat and bring it to a . Lightly salt the water.

Once the water is boiling, add the pasta bring it to a . Simmer the pasta until almost all of the water has evaporated.

Step 2: Prepare the broccolini

While the pasta , break up the broccolini into small pieces and chop up the stems.

Pull out whatever sausage you are using and have it ready, along with the parmesan.

Step 3: Steam the broccolini

Once the water has cooked down, add in the broccolini.

Stir in the broccolini and let it and cook down for several minutes.

Remove the pasta mixture from the pan into a separate bowl.

Step 4: Sear the sausage

Set the same pan over medium high heat.

Add the pork and let it until it gets a nice all around, breaking it up into pieces as it cooks.

Once it’s seared, add the reserved pasta back to the pan and stir it all together.

Step 5: Serve & enjoy

Add a splash of water to loosen up the pasta and then add in the parmesan. Mix it all together and add any extra water needed to reach desired consistency.

Serve with a sprinkle of aleppo pepper if desired. Enjoy!

LET'S COOK!

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