Fusilli with Cauliflower, Tomato Sauce, and Olives
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The Very Best Of Recipes for Health: 250 Recipes and More from the Popular Feature on NYTimes.com
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Page 215
Course: Main Courses
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This is a simple, spicy tomato sauce that cooks in the time it takes to boil water and cook the pasta.
It starts with canned tomatoes flavoured with garlic, red pepper flakes and thyme. Cooked cauliflower, olives and the cooked pasta are added at the end. I don’t particularly like washing pots so instead of cooking the cauliflower separately, I cut the florets into bite-sized pieces and cooked them with the pasta during the last 3 minutes.
I’m not familiar with this triumvirate of cauliflower, t... Read more
It starts with canned tomatoes flavoured with garlic, red pepper flakes and thyme. Cooked cauliflower, olives and the cooked pasta are added at the end. I don’t particularly like washing pots so instead of cooking the cauliflower separately, I cut the florets into bite-sized pieces and cooked them with the pasta during the last 3 minutes.
I’m not familiar with this triumvirate of cauliflower, t... Read more
3 comment(s)
Leeka
· 13 years ago
Sounds simple and yet interesting. I never cook with olives because it's one of the few plant foods I don't enjoy (apart from olive paste) but may give this a try.
Zosia
· 13 years ago
The beauty of this dish is that the olives go in at the end so you really could add as much, or as little as you like. I think it would even taste good without them - just less boldly flavoured. Do let us know what you think if you do try it.
Leeka
· 13 years ago
Good to know about the olives. Thanks, Zosia!