Pasta Aglio Olio is a hot topic in food blogs. I've seeing lots of "flogger" cook up their innovative pasta Aglio Olio. I couldn't wait a second longer to try making one of my own. Personally, I prefer my version with lots of seafood, but unfortunately I had none, except prawns. So, I added lots of vegetables. It's another option boost my meal with more greens.:)
When I told hubby I wanted to cook pasta for our dinner, he expected the pasta with gravy. Too bad, he's not fancy over pasta in this Aglio Olio style. He has not get used to it. But for me, as long as it's spicy, I can gobble down a big plate of it. :P
It's time for me to contribute to Presto Pasta Night founded by Ruth. The host of the PPN# 167 is Kirsten.
Linguine Aglio Olio
Serves 3
Ingredients:
Linguine, quantity enough for 3
1 bulb of garlic, peeled and sliced thinly
10 dried chilies, dehydrated and cut into 2-3cm length
Half of yellow capsicum, seeded and sliced
18 medium-sized prawns, shelled and vein removed
5 Brussel sprouts, washed and diced horizontally
Olive oil
Salt to taste
Steps:
1. Cook linguine in a pot of boiling water until al-dente. Drain and set aside.
2. Heat enough olive oil in a wok. Saute the garlic until low heat. Do not brown the garlic. Add dried chili and swift to medium heat. Stir in prawns. Follow by Brussel sprouts.
3. Toss in the linguine and capsicum. Stir fry to mix well. Sprinkle sea salt to taste before dish out.
you're right... it seems like a favourite topic for floggers. :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous and very tempting dish..
ReplyDeletei have attempted a few times, but dont know why i couldn't get the restaurant kind. mine always ended up fried spaghetti instead. lol.
ReplyDeleteyeah, me too prefer pasta with gravy!!!! but urs version look quite healthy!
ReplyDeleteI prefer pasta with lots of gravy too =P but it does look really healthy!
ReplyDeleteI like your take on more veggies in this pasta :)
ReplyDeleteSounds very tasty to me. Thanks for sharing with Presto Pasta Nights.
ReplyDeleteSometimes I just lightly "cook" the garlic in the oil - just until you get that wonderful aroma and then toss the drained pasta with the "sauce".
It looks great and you did it up perfectly! Yum!
ReplyDeleteyour Aglio Olio looks so pretty and delicious. I can eat any type of pasta as long as it is yummy.
ReplyDeleteNew Kid, haha...lately I visited a lot of food blog in Chinese language. Been seeing lots of them posting up. Now is my turn. :)
ReplyDeletePriya, thanks. Do you like pasta Aglio Olio too?
xin, need more practice, may be.
SimpleGirl, thanks. :)
pigpigscorner, yes, more vegetables, consider as healthy.
ReplyDeletetigerfish, recently I see you mostly post up on vege dishes too. Good!
Ruth, no problem. Anticipating for the round up.
Pam, thanks a lot! :)
I love pasta aglio olio. All of that garlic makes me happy! Plus saying aglio olio is so much fun.
ReplyDeleteOh My Gosh, this looks so good! I love the creamy look with the large dry peppers-yum!
ReplyDeleteI just did an aglio olio few days back, due to be published in Oct :)
ReplyDeleteBut I didn't know that it is currently a hot topic in the food blogging world, just that I felt like cooking it and that was it.
can open cafe already la ...
ReplyDeleteJoanne, hehe, I see. :P
ReplyDeleteHi Stella, it is not creamy at all.
wendyywy, haha, you really have a lot of queue up in the draft.
Duckie, ha?? You want to "pong chan"?
wow...delicios aglio olio...my fav pasta
ReplyDeletehmm..... I never try to cook aglio olio before. Guess should try out one day. ^-^
ReplyDeleteHaha I think most men don't like anything that's healthy! The pasta looks colorful and lovely. =)
ReplyDeleteYes, my favourite pasta!
ReplyDeletevialentino, hello, welcome to my blog!
ReplyDeleteFoOd PaRaDiSe, hubby tole me my version taste different than those serve in restaurant. Sigh......
Clare @ Mrs Multitasker, my hubby likes the carbonara style and bolognese style.
cariso, I see. :)