15min SUNDRIED TOMATO PASTA 🍝 Too lazy to cook? Then make this pasta! I also like serving it with veggies and tempeh to make it a complete meal.😋 RECIPE (1 serving, 15min prep time): -1 serving of pasta Cook al dente and save some pasta water. -65g sun dried tomatoes -1 Tbsp tahini -juice of 1/2 lemon -salt, garlic and dried Italian herbs to taste -1/2 Tbsp tomato paste -pasta water to blend Blend until creamy. Season to taste if needed. Add it to the pasta and finish cooking it by tossing in the sauce for a couple of minutes. - 15 Minuten GETROCKNETE TOMATEN-PASTA 🍝 Zu faul zum Kochen? Dann mach diese Pasta! Ich serviere sie dazu gerne Gemüse und Tempeh, um daraus eine komplette Mahlzeit zu machen.😋 REZEPT (1 Portion, 15 Minuten Zubereitungszeit): -1 Portion Nudeln Al dente kochen und etwas Nudelwasser auffangen. -65g sonnengetrocknete Tomaten -1 EL Tahini -Saft von 1/2 Zitrone -Salz, Knoblauch und getrocknete italienische Kräuter nach Geschmack -1/2 EL Tomatenmark - Nudelwasser zum Mischen Cremig mixen und abschmecken. Sauce zu den Nudeln geben und ein paar Minuten köcheln lassen. Fertig! #veganfood #easycooking #easyveganrecipes #easyrecipes #quickrecipes #quickveganrecipes
PSA: Please be careful when adding hot/boiling liquid into a closed blender, steam creates pressure and it can blow up in your face. Other than that, awesome recipe!
Tbh i think just adding a bit of liquid with cornstarch would work just as well? Correct me if I'm wrong but the way I understand it, the main reason for adding pasta water to sauces is to have a starchy liquid so I suppose if we want a safe way to blend a sauce just adding cornstarch would work but I'm really not sure maybe using pasta water makes a big difference 😅
@@EinwalYou could get a similar outcome, but remember quite a bit of salt, as pastawater is quite salty. But I think the heat from the pastawater will enhance the flavours and combine everything better, plus you aready have it on hand, so - easy :)
@@adventureexe6032Warum so sarkastisch? Ist doch schön, wenn die Person sich für das Rezept interessiert, obwohl sie nicht vegan lebt, das ist ja genau das, was Maya erreichen möchte. 🙃
I’m not vegan either I do want to eat more plant based but I’m Mediterranean I drink sheep milk , fish ,sometimes eggs , feta and lamb on celebrations . My grandpa eats the same and he’s 95 still working ! But I do mainly eat Pastas , legumes , olive oil , veggies and fruit !
@@Mekks9die Leute tun immer so, als sei nicht eh 99% der Sachen, die sie essen vegan. Olivenöl, pasta, Fritten, Gewürze, Gemüse. Jeder Grillfisch kriegt Zitrone und Kräuter damit es schmeckt. Ohne das böse große vegan wären Gerichte nicht, was sie sind. Damit ist natürlich nicht das Gericht vegan. Aber ohne das ganze vegane Zeug im Gericht, wäre es ungenießbar 😅
Yeah I hate it when channels go "quick midweek dinner that only takes 40mins!" Like, am I meant to be spenidng over an hour on other days? 😅 who has 40mins? I get home and I'm hungry af, how do I cook that long and not starve in the process
@@ST-vt4nu Or the "15 Minute Meal" in the book written by a professional chef. It takes you 45-50 minutes, and is only "15 Minutes" if you're an experienced chef with epic knife skills and a parade of line cooks to prep it all for you.
@@angyeet5392 Blended or ground up sesame seeds. I’ve seen some people use peanut butter mixed with other stuff for a pasta sauce, you could look into some of them
Thank you so much for adding lemon!!! I remembered I forgot my lemon pickle on the terrace which was drying under the sun. Its almost night now, gotta pick them up😂😂
I made it and it was so good!!!😍 I also added roasted nuts and paprika! Also my tahini was already seasoned so the sauce became too salty, so I added some soy milk and it became so creamy and delicious 🤤 thanks for the recipeeee❤
The one we’ve always made growing up looks exactly like this! It’s double cream, grated cheddar cheese and tomato puree all melted together and add pasta. It’s delicious and growing up we called it “Orange Sketti”
@@thetitan1988not so sure. We don't call it double cream. Besides, heavy comfort foods exist almost everywhere. That's what that sounds like to me. That person's warm childhood comfort food and memories. What's with the judgements?
@@mitsycat2803yep. We call it heavy or whipping cream. Either way, I agree with your sentiment. What a pointless and somehow still “ew” judgment from that person lol.
Looks delicious! If I might make some suggestions, try leaving the tomato paste out of the sauce mix, and instead fry it off in the pan for a few minutes before adding the sauce and stirring to combine. Frying tomato paste brings out such a beautiful, intense tomato flavour that really livens up any tomato-based sauce. I would also suggest skipping the lemon juice since tomato is already acidic, and perhaps even moderating the acidity with a touch of sugar or agave syrup. And finally, maybe reserve half of the sundried tomatoes so you can chop them up and add them into the finished sauce for a bit of texture.
#GeEZe! Why not come to the front of the class and change her entire recipe, for your, “much better one”Ohhh, you already did that. So rude. This is her page.
Thank you! I will definitely try this. Plus she seems nice and like she might welcome that suggestion. I've seen MANY comments on her channel that include recipe alterations. Why get so mad about this one? I don't think it was rude. I think it was someone in the food community trying to be helpful and bringing a new take of her sauce to the table. I'm actually very glad I saw it. I totally forgot about cooking the tomato paste before use. Glad I we reminded.
Chopping the tomatoes very finely should do the trick. It won’t be as smooth as a blender, but it would taste the same. We have a small mortar n pestle which also works well instead of a grinder for small quantities of ingredients like spices or ginger/garlic.
I make a lazy pasta too! A jar of marinated artichoke hearts, a jar or marinated Sun dried tomatoes, a big handful of spinach, lemon zest and juice, lots of garlic and seasoning all in a pan, add cooked pasta. Boom done. I am gonna try adding tahini next time too. Thank you for the idea to make it creamy
If possible ask someone that can teach you the basics (best way would be if youre living with your parents and helping them make food) or you just start experimenting on your own If you have no idea what youre doing be a bit more careful the first few times, like dont turn the heat up too high or something like that
Depends on you and your parents. Some start cooking when they are 8 for example. Junior masterchefs have to start at some early point in life after all 😉 Just watch the video you like lots of times so you are comfortable with the process. Always start with your gas/burner on lowest setting so you can’t burn stuff. Rest is up to timing. With pasta you always start with boiling your water since that takes the longest, pasta takes another 10-12 mins so time enough to make sauce 🤗
Who said you have to be vegan or vegetarian 100% of the time to enjoy food made from plants? Why do you have to tell us you're not vegan? Just say the food is delicious. Not one cares if your daily diet is different than the recipes on the channel. Rude and attention seeking.
@@gritmakaveli because I'm complimenting the food. I'm saying regardless of diet, the food looks really good. There are a lot of people that would see a recipe with vegan butter, or tofu, or whatever and think "not for me" but her recipes transcend those preconceived notions and look good!
@@gritmakaveliAs a vegan I don't find this rude. On the contrary, I think it's nice to see that omnivores are also trying out vegan recipes. Or would you rather have people write something like "it would taste better with chicken" or something?
Or you could : ●put water and pasta into a deep bowl ●put the bowl in the microwave for 3 mins ●take it out and mix well, and put your seasonings ●put it for another 3 mins ●take it out and put tomato sauce ●mix well and put it again for 3 mins ●take ot out and mix it very well and enjoy!
No. It's easier. For the stovetop recipe you need to cut fresh tomatoes pour in olive oil wait for it to heat add chopped garlic and the tomatoes wait for it to cook down and then add the pasta. You can make this blended sauce in seconds in the blender while the pasta cooks for 8 min or so. The stove top version of the sauce will need regular stirring while it cooks. Have to wash tomatoes chop and do all this. The sun dried is just opening a glass jar and the rest too all comes out of bottles, pre made. Keep the blended mix aside and once the pasta is cooked just throw it in a pan slightly heat mix and done. Faster. I can sit for a while as the pasta cooks. But while the sauce is being done I need to keep a watch. And then also stir in the pasta and heat that up. Hence this is lazy version. Wholewheat pasta does not stick to the bottom of the pot like AP flour pasta does. I stir just once and skim off the froth that gathers towards the end. The even easier version is just opening a can of marinara sauce and heating that up once the pasta is done.
@@btsarmyforever3816 Personally I just pour in passata sauce from the store which cooks in like 3 minutes so I can just boil the pasta then halfway through start cooking the sauce and add the seasonings. If it's white pasta I have no problem just sitrring once at the start then leaving it be for 10 minutes. I boil my kettle then pour the pasta into the boiling water, the boiling water immediately makes the pasta stick at the beginning so all I have to do is give it a quick stir at the beginning then I can leave it for 10 minutes.
@@LoganScottY True. That's even easier hehe. But her method does give a little home cooking taste than the generic store brand taste. But yes. In a pinch your method will do too. For me I always cooked from scratch. But in the future I migh try the lazy pasta method.
@@monemoridepends on where you live though. Some countries like Turkey have cheap nuts in large quantities. When you try your buy nuts on an small (Caribbean or Asian) island it only comes in tiny expensive bags. And then there’s your supermarket, the regular vs Aldi/Lidl…the difference in price is big as well
@@gritmakaveli In combination with the tomato taste I would probably prefer the sweet and creamy taste of the cashew over the rather distinct and bitter taste of tahini... Good our tastes are all different :-)
Throw some cashews in water for 2 hours or so. Rince, blend, done. So good (add tiny bit of water during blending if necessary) You can use that in a lot of sauces, it is standard in a lot of Indian curries
Suggestion to make it even lazier. 1. Add the herbs directly to the pasta water so it will actually cook. 2. Drain most of the water from the pasta and use the same pot. Just dump the tomato paste in there. The residual pasta water and heat will make a creamy sauce. A pat of butter at the end would be chef’s kiss.
15min SUNDRIED TOMATO PASTA 🍝
Too lazy to cook? Then make this pasta!
I also like serving it with veggies and tempeh to make it a complete meal.😋
RECIPE (1 serving, 15min prep time):
-1 serving of pasta
Cook al dente and save some pasta water.
-65g sun dried tomatoes
-1 Tbsp tahini
-juice of 1/2 lemon
-salt, garlic and dried Italian herbs to taste
-1/2 Tbsp tomato paste
-pasta water to blend
Blend until creamy.
Season to taste if needed.
Add it to the pasta and finish cooking it by tossing in the sauce for a couple of minutes.
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15 Minuten GETROCKNETE TOMATEN-PASTA 🍝
Zu faul zum Kochen? Dann mach diese Pasta!
Ich serviere sie dazu gerne Gemüse und Tempeh, um daraus eine komplette Mahlzeit zu machen.😋
REZEPT (1 Portion, 15 Minuten Zubereitungszeit):
-1 Portion Nudeln
Al dente kochen und etwas Nudelwasser auffangen.
-65g sonnengetrocknete Tomaten
-1 EL Tahini
-Saft von 1/2 Zitrone
-Salz, Knoblauch und getrocknete italienische Kräuter nach Geschmack
-1/2 EL Tomatenmark
- Nudelwasser zum Mischen
Cremig mixen und abschmecken.
Sauce zu den Nudeln geben und ein paar Minuten köcheln lassen.
Fertig!
#veganfood #easycooking #easyveganrecipes #easyrecipes #quickrecipes #quickveganrecipes
That looks delicious
I love your cooking
I plan to SKIP ⏭️ the Blender - to make it Even LAZIER‼️😊
Good one but will toss the sauce in the spaghetti pan to save extra washingup. Hot pasta & 1 minute on the stove will heat it up quick enough 😊
That sauce sounds delicious, but girl how do you stay slim eating pasta❤
"This is my lazy pasta! Now, grab your blender."
We're already doing too much work here.
the blender does the work for you? just chuck stuff in xD
I just bust open the chef boyardee at that point 😂
Too much cleaning
just put some water and washing liquid and start it once or twice, job done@@LARATHECAT
@@kamash4487fr fr
PSA: Please be careful when adding hot/boiling liquid into a closed blender, steam creates pressure and it can blow up in your face.
Other than that, awesome recipe!
Finally someone explained why it was always advised to not put hot stuff in blender. A big thank you!!!
Tbh i think just adding a bit of liquid with cornstarch would work just as well? Correct me if I'm wrong but the way I understand it, the main reason for adding pasta water to sauces is to have a starchy liquid so I suppose if we want a safe way to blend a sauce just adding cornstarch would work but I'm really not sure maybe using pasta water makes a big difference 😅
@@EinwalYou could get a similar outcome, but remember quite a bit of salt, as pastawater is quite salty. But I think the heat from the pastawater will enhance the flavours and combine everything better, plus you aready have it on hand, so - easy :)
@@Einwalyou can just cool off a bit of pasta water, so it's warm but not hot
What awesome? Where's the oil?
my lazy pasta is with just pesto.
I cook the pasta, add pesto and I'm done
same lol
Sounds much, much more believable. Who has a blender at home? Tsk
@Ella_Estla_ASMR_VLOGs I have multiple blenders. They're a common household appliance.
@@Ella_Estla_ASMR_VLOGs not you apparently lol
U gotta add mozarella balls and cherry tomatoes as well
This is probably one of the most delicious foods I’ve ever seen!
I’m hungry……….🤤🤤
@@aarifkhilji833 same
Nope
Not even a vegan, but love the simplicity of this recipe. Looks delicious!
It's crazy, I know. Almost like omnivore people can actually eat any food 😅
@@adventureexe6032Warum so sarkastisch? Ist doch schön, wenn die Person sich für das Rezept interessiert, obwohl sie nicht vegan lebt, das ist ja genau das, was Maya erreichen möchte. 🙃
I’m not vegan either I do want to eat more plant based but I’m Mediterranean I drink sheep milk , fish ,sometimes eggs , feta and lamb on celebrations . My grandpa eats the same and he’s 95 still working ! But I do mainly eat Pastas , legumes , olive oil , veggies and fruit !
@@Mekks9die Leute tun immer so, als sei nicht eh 99% der Sachen, die sie essen vegan. Olivenöl, pasta, Fritten, Gewürze, Gemüse. Jeder Grillfisch kriegt Zitrone und Kräuter damit es schmeckt. Ohne das böse große vegan wären Gerichte nicht, was sie sind. Damit ist natürlich nicht das Gericht vegan. Aber ohne das ganze vegane Zeug im Gericht, wäre es ungenießbar 😅
unnecessary to mention tbh
It's better than even my active pasta 😭
Girl that looks amazing. Simple yet delicious 😋. Love that you use tahini paste a lot so I can get ideas on what recipes to use it in.
So happy to see a recipe that actually takes 10 to 20 mins to make😊
Yeah I hate it when channels go "quick midweek dinner that only takes 40mins!" Like, am I meant to be spenidng over an hour on other days? 😅 who has 40mins? I get home and I'm hungry af, how do I cook that long and not starve in the process
@@ST-vt4nu Or the "15 Minute Meal" in the book written by a professional chef. It takes you 45-50 minutes, and is only "15 Minutes" if you're an experienced chef with epic knife skills and a parade of line cooks to prep it all for you.
@@halfbakedproductions7887 also good luck finding the ingredients
i just wish it used ingredients people usually have at home. Wtf is tahini
@@angyeet5392 Blended or ground up sesame seeds. I’ve seen some people use peanut butter mixed with other stuff for a pasta sauce, you could look into some of them
Thank you so much for adding lemon!!! I remembered I forgot my lemon pickle on the terrace which was drying under the sun. Its almost night now, gotta pick them up😂😂
Nice, that sounds like a old European movie scene type a situation, made me mesmerised & curious about ur lifestyle! 😃 Have a good day 😊❤
Well they would have been moon dried , if you have left it there😅 issssspecial pickle
@@justcrazy7447 🤣🤣🤣
@@sumaiya3385 Hehe, thanks😊
Mummy se daat padi hogi fir to😂
It looks stunning!!!!!
Minnie is such a queen 💖
Sundried tomatoes and tahini? I’m sold 🤤
What’s tahini ?
@@Lp4041magic white sauce
@@Lp4041sesame seed based condiment, it's the other main ingredient in houmous alongside chickepeas
Not in the same recipe for pasta
*Tajin 😅
Nice ! But seeing metal tootls in that pan hurts ! :D
Tootls?
^ comment is Uncle Roger-approved.
@@goodguyausyup
🫣😁
as long as you're not scraping the bottom with it its fine
for the first time i saw a pasta recipe without vegetables and i am soo glad
Loved the video and can't wait to try the recipe out!! Thanks for sharing.
Yummy! I’m vegan ! I love your recipes!!!
Thank you for caring enough to be vegan.❤
Im not vegan but i love her recipes too. I don’t substitute anything and i just keep them vegan because they taste good either way ❤
@@Luhv.cianna And they are kinder the vegan way too.❤️🐄🐕🐖🐈🦃🐢🐟🐬🐥🐔
How do you know someones vegan? They will tell you. Multiple times.
@@ManoloRibera070 I love when people promote veganism--gives me hope for a kinder world.
I made it and it was so good!!!😍
I also added roasted nuts and paprika!
Also my tahini was already seasoned so the sauce became too salty, so I added some soy milk and it became so creamy and delicious 🤤 thanks for the recipeeee❤
Paprika sounds good!
I read that as soy sauce and I was so confused for a second there 😂😂
Pine nuts...... awesome. 😊
@@suraya_ same! 😂
Soy milk? That's interesting!
That looks absolutely fire, definitely going to try to make this sometime.
that lowkey looks so good, but i love nearly all pastas 😂
My lazy pasta involves opening a jar of marinara sauce...but the sun-dried tomatoes and this slightly less lazy version is intriguing. 🤔😅
Exactls what I was gonna write 😅😅😅😅
@@nina84374 Hungry minds think alike. 😋
@@PleaseDontEatAnimals I tried it with just pasta and the entire time I was thinking I wish I had put tahini
@@nina84374 Thanks for the tip!
yeah i was gonna say that the pasta in this video isnt even ‘Lazy Pasta’ but hey anything for engagement
FINALLY a recipe that’s actually quick and easy!
Bro! I saw u in another video and you said the same there!!😂
dude just buy pesto
Maya would you consider making a lazy cook series!
She already has, more than once
It looks simply delicious! Keep it up❤
omg this changes EVERYTHING why has nobody before come up with this genius idea before?? 😭🙏❤️
This looks soooooo good!
Thanks for including the recipe in the comment section. You make these delicious recipes easy to make! 👏🏽🥕🍉🍠🍓🍏🍒🥒
Looks so good! Wish I had it right now cause I can’t boil an egg for heaven sake.
Gonna make this one for sure. I’ve never used tahini instead of cream. Super excited to see how it tastes!
Great now I have to buy tahini and that will open me up to a bunch of other recipes to try while I oughtta be concentrating on other things. 😆
This looks great! I'd add in some roasted red peppers and crushed red pepper for a bit more pizzazz but that's just for me.
This tastes so good! I also tried it with spinach and added some basil leaves in the sauce because I already had it and it was amazing!
The one we’ve always made growing up looks exactly like this! It’s double cream, grated cheddar cheese and tomato puree all melted together and add pasta. It’s delicious and growing up we called it “Orange Sketti”
i found the american
@@thetitan1988not so sure. We don't call it double cream. Besides, heavy comfort foods exist almost everywhere. That's what that sounds like to me. That person's warm childhood comfort food and memories. What's with the judgements?
@@mitsycat2803yep. We call it heavy or whipping cream. Either way, I agree with your sentiment. What a pointless and somehow still “ew” judgment from that person lol.
Double cream is the British term for the American "heavy cream"
Girl you never miss!
Simple but yum!
Tahinii 💀💀
Made this twice now it is PHENOMENAL! Thanks so much
Looks delicious! If I might make some suggestions, try leaving the tomato paste out of the sauce mix, and instead fry it off in the pan for a few minutes before adding the sauce and stirring to combine. Frying tomato paste brings out such a beautiful, intense tomato flavour that really livens up any tomato-based sauce. I would also suggest skipping the lemon juice since tomato is already acidic, and perhaps even moderating the acidity with a touch of sugar or agave syrup. And finally, maybe reserve half of the sundried tomatoes so you can chop them up and add them into the finished sauce for a bit of texture.
#GeEZe! Why not come to the front of the class and change her entire recipe, for your, “much better one”Ohhh, you already did that.
So rude. This is her page.
Thank you! I will definitely try this. Plus she seems nice and like she might welcome that suggestion. I've seen MANY comments on her channel that include recipe alterations. Why get so mad about this one? I don't think it was rude. I think it was someone in the food community trying to be helpful and bringing a new take of her sauce to the table. I'm actually very glad I saw it. I totally forgot about cooking the tomato paste before use. Glad I we reminded.
Looks delicious! 😋
I'd love to see more recipes that don't need a blender though..what is a good alternative if I don't have one?
Chopping the tomatoes very finely should do the trick. It won’t be as smooth as a blender, but it would taste the same. We have a small mortar n pestle which also works well instead of a grinder for small quantities of ingredients like spices or ginger/garlic.
pasta sauce. it’s like 80p for a 500g jar of pasta sauce. just season your water. way quicker, doesn’t need a blender.
Uff looks really good. Not vegan but like veggies a lot lot lot, that's why I tried your recipes multiple times!!!
I make a lazy pasta too! A jar of marinated artichoke hearts, a jar or marinated Sun dried tomatoes, a big handful of spinach, lemon zest and juice, lots of garlic and seasoning all in a pan, add cooked pasta. Boom done. I am gonna try adding tahini next time too. Thank you for the idea to make it creamy
Yum! I'm going to do that for lunch!
Delicious, I am drooling right now. I want that it looks so good.
sun dried tomatoes are such flavour bombs 😋
disgusting texture though
@@argentumsoundthat’s why you blend it
my tummy's rumbling 😢😢😂😂❤❤
looks super good!!😋
Sounds and looks so good. And fuck yea lazy as hell. Love it. ❤❤
I'm offended by the amount of pasts you cooked! If I'm lazy I'm sure as hell making way too much pasta to much all day 😂
Right? 😄 It looks like a proper serving, though.
Was looking for this comment. Good to know I'm not alone.
Kudos for the content 🙌🏼 Love from 🇮🇹
Just out of curiosity, what job do you do (apart from running the channel)?
Dang that looks soo good 🤤
Just made this for supper for my Mom and I. It is Amazing!! Definitely making it again.
Your recipes are so awesome like you 😋😋
Can you make a vid where your speaking in german
She has before
She has lots. Go around her videos and shorts and you will find them
Thats really super lazy haha looks great
I'm gonna make this today it looks so good❤❤❤
This is my recipe ❤
Loved it❤
Looks so delicious! I'd imagine this is low fat? I have to go low fat after my gallbladder surgery.
yup, all low fat 👍 i wish you a speedy recovery btw :)
You just reading out and reacting to her ig stories is gold 😄
I LOVE you! ...your tutorials have made me ENJOY being a vegetarian. For years I suffered through it... now I love it. Thanks!
Even tho I'm not vegan I would love to try to make all your foods but I don't know how to cook lots of things yet😭
If possible ask someone that can teach you the basics (best way would be if youre living with your parents and helping them make food) or you just start experimenting on your own
If you have no idea what youre doing be a bit more careful the first few times, like dont turn the heat up too high or something like that
@@Zekschwein ok thank you (I'm not old enough to cook most things or move out of my parents house so this helps!)
@@Zekschwein I have cooked some things though (cake from a box :with recipe: scrambled eggs French toast and ramen noodles)
Depends on you and your parents. Some start cooking when they are 8 for example. Junior masterchefs have to start at some early point in life after all 😉
Just watch the video you like lots of times so you are comfortable with the process.
Always start with your gas/burner on lowest setting so you can’t burn stuff.
Rest is up to timing. With pasta you always start with boiling your water since that takes the longest, pasta takes another 10-12 mins so time enough to make sauce 🤗
@@Depechez yea. I have made pasta before not from scratch though and I couldn't hold both the thing to get the water out and the pot💀💀
Loved the sauce recipe, thanks!
Looks yummy, but that would fill me for like an hour or two before I'm hungry again 😅
I'm not even vegan (nor vegetarian) and i have so many of your recipes saved! Can't wait to try them!
Who said you have to be vegan or vegetarian 100% of the time to enjoy food made from plants? Why do you have to tell us you're not vegan? Just say the food is delicious. Not one cares if your daily diet is different than the recipes on the channel. Rude and attention seeking.
@@gritmakaveli because I'm complimenting the food. I'm saying regardless of diet, the food looks really good. There are a lot of people that would see a recipe with vegan butter, or tofu, or whatever and think "not for me" but her recipes transcend those preconceived notions and look good!
@@gritmakaveliAs a vegan I don't find this rude. On the contrary, I think it's nice to see that omnivores are also trying out vegan recipes. Or would you rather have people write something like "it would taste better with chicken" or something?
Or you could :
●put water and pasta into a deep bowl
●put the bowl in the microwave for 3 mins
●take it out and mix well, and put your seasonings
●put it for another 3 mins
●take it out and put tomato sauce
●mix well and put it again for 3 mins
●take ot out and mix it very well and enjoy!
This was very delicious. Thanks for the recipe. My go to now.
I love the way she includes the recipe ❤
Nice. So far my go to lazy pasta has been peanut butter and srichacha with a dash of soy sauce and pasta water. So creamy and delicious!
That takes a lot more effort than just cooking pasta and sauce at the same time on the stove top with 2 separate pots
No. It's easier. For the stovetop recipe you need to cut fresh tomatoes pour in olive oil wait for it to heat add chopped garlic and the tomatoes wait for it to cook down and then add the pasta. You can make this blended sauce in seconds in the blender while the pasta cooks for 8 min or so. The stove top version of the sauce will need regular stirring while it cooks. Have to wash tomatoes chop and do all this. The sun dried is just opening a glass jar and the rest too all comes out of bottles, pre made. Keep the blended mix aside and once the pasta is cooked just throw it in a pan slightly heat mix and done. Faster. I can sit for a while as the pasta cooks. But while the sauce is being done I need to keep a watch. And then also stir in the pasta and heat that up. Hence this is lazy version. Wholewheat pasta does not stick to the bottom of the pot like AP flour pasta does. I stir just once and skim off the froth that gathers towards the end. The even easier version is just opening a can of marinara sauce and heating that up once the pasta is done.
@@btsarmyforever3816 Personally I just pour in passata sauce from the store which cooks in like 3 minutes so I can just boil the pasta then halfway through start cooking the sauce and add the seasonings. If it's white pasta I have no problem just sitrring once at the start then leaving it be for 10 minutes. I boil my kettle then pour the pasta into the boiling water, the boiling water immediately makes the pasta stick at the beginning so all I have to do is give it a quick stir at the beginning then I can leave it for 10 minutes.
@@LoganScottY True. That's even easier hehe. But her method does give a little home cooking taste than the generic store brand taste. But yes. In a pinch your method will do too. For me I always cooked from scratch. But in the future I migh try the lazy pasta method.
Looks great :)
Never thought about adding tahini! Thx for the tip❤
I think I would rather use cashew butter instead of tahini... have you tried that?
I think that would work well, just more expensive haha
@@monemoridepends on where you live though. Some countries like Turkey have cheap nuts in large quantities. When you try your buy nuts on an small (Caribbean or Asian) island it only comes in tiny expensive bags. And then there’s your supermarket, the regular vs Aldi/Lidl…the difference in price is big as well
It wouldn't be nearly as good but it would work if you didn't have tahini. Not as tasty but will give nuttiness.
@@gritmakaveli In combination with the tomato taste I would probably prefer the sweet and creamy taste of the cashew over the rather distinct and bitter taste of tahini... Good our tastes are all different :-)
"Lets make lazy pasta, grab your blender"
This made me grab my phone instead to order food
I tried this and it's fire imo
I love your vegan recipes dude!! They’re so much fun❤
No chopped onion this time, a true lazy dish 😅
Onion is love but yes chopping onions r working in kitchen
And that onion could’ve easily been tossed in the blender 😂
@@Depechezexactly. People are weak.
Substitute for Tahini? What can I use ?
Throw some cashews in water for 2 hours or so. Rince, blend, done. So good (add tiny bit of water during blending if necessary)
You can use that in a lot of sauces, it is standard in a lot of Indian curries
You could use a nutbutter of your choice. It will taste a bit different but the consistency should be the same :)
@@Depechez I do use that thank you so much 🥰
@@clee8850 okayy!! Thank You 🥰
Tahini.
Nice & easy... I'll give it a try one day.
Suggestion to make it even lazier.
1. Add the herbs directly to the pasta water so it will actually cook.
2. Drain most of the water from the pasta and use the same pot. Just dump the tomato paste in there. The residual pasta water and heat will make a creamy sauce. A pat of butter at the end would be chef’s kiss.
I’m convinced you’ve stolen all my recipes and tweaked them to fit your liking lol
Definitely want to try this one day 👀
“Tahiniiii to make it creamy” rhymes so well! 😂
as italian I absolutely APPROVE IT! And I think I will try too!
Vegetable wheat daliya and jaggery wheat daliya are also super good options for dinner that fill u up instantly!
Yes love some lazy but good pasta. Can’t wait to try.
Love it❤
That looks delicious
I really wanna eat it
Omg it looks so nice and cheese 😮😊❤
It looks delicious,I will try it
Italian here, a bit shocked about the tahini but I am absolutely believing in the creamyness it can give so now I need to try it
Your lazy pasta just got you an italian stamp of approval, congrats
Habs gestern entdeckt und heute probiert. Ein gedicht! 😍
This is so good for the little effort
That looks delicious
Looks good❤
I like to see you making foood. Sometimes i imitate you😂❤
That looks good 👍
Thank for the recipe :3
AWW ALORA SO CUTEE
looks like my grandmas dentures after eating a mukbang !
I tried it now it’s my new obsession
I tried it and it tastes amazing 🤩
Great new way to put my sun dried tomatoes to use❤