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The Splendid Table's Pasta with Two Broccolis and Raisin-Pine Nut Sauce
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20 Reviews
Nancy
June 9, 2017
Nope! I made this exactly as written. Super underwhelmed! Not getting the great reviews here. Nobody liked this. I mean... it had virtually no flavor for me. Not enough Genoa, 2 OZ?? for all that pasta! Even as a flavoring it wasn't enough and not enough sauce!. The sauce smelled great but sorry, this was just probably the weakest dish I've made in a LONG while. Just my opinion.
cream C.
November 17, 2014
This was outstanding. I ran out of golden raisins so I added dried cranberries; I substituted parmesan for Asiago and Thai chili peppers for jalapeños. My pantry failed to produce pine nuts so I skipped them entirely. The recipe made a TON of pasta - far more than 4 servings which is just fine with me since I like to freeze portions for future consumption anyway. I reheated a portion for lunch at work today and it was even better than last night. Definitely a repeat.
KirstenS
October 8, 2014
OMG this is delicious. I often have salami on hand for weekend lunches -- I used soppresata instead of genoa -- and I always love broccoli raabe and sausage pasta, but adding the tomato paste just took it up a notch. YUM.
darceyh
October 6, 2014
So simple and yet amazingly gratifying. The flavor combination was delightful. I am going to try it with bacon or pancetta next time.
kc718
October 3, 2014
I seldom comment or review, but have lately vowed to be a better internet citizen. I must therefore emphasize that this is a fantastic recipe. Made it tonight, exactly as written, but for my box of pasta being 12oz, and probably doubling the salami, which stil seemed fine. Can already tell my husband will be requesting that "fantastic broccoli pasta" in future. Will probably have to arm wrestle over the leftovers :-)
mizerychik
October 1, 2014
Would it be worth trying this recipe without the pine nuts? I'm allergic, so I can't add them, and since this seems very dependent on specific flavor combinations, I don't want to waste the ingredients if it would ruin the dish.
Janae
October 2, 2014
That's really what I want to know too. I need to do this without salami or a salami sub, but if it ruins the dish...I don't even want to try/waste it.
Kristen M.
October 3, 2014
There's enough great flavor and texture going on here, you won't really miss the pine nuts, or even the salami -- you'll just want to play around with the seasoning to taste. Toasted breadcrumbs would be great here for crunch too.
Patricia
October 6, 2014
I think that you can remove the pine nuts. There is a lot of tastes going on in this recipe that makes it wonderful!
Coing
October 1, 2014
This is excellent!!
May I suggest that the directions would be easier to follow if you say to cook the onion some first, then add the peppers and salami, then continue to cook until golden.
May I suggest that the directions would be easier to follow if you say to cook the onion some first, then add the peppers and salami, then continue to cook until golden.
Janae
October 1, 2014
Is there any substitution for salami?
Kristen M.
October 3, 2014
You could just omit it, although a little extra olive oil, salt, and a bit of smoked paprika would help make up for its absence.
Jeanne
October 1, 2014
Isn't one of the broccoli's is missing from the recipe?
Kristen M.
October 1, 2014
It should be 1 to 1 1/2 pounds broccoli. (Sometimes it takes a few minutes to update.)
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