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One Pan Orecchiette Pasta
Ingredients
- •Orecchiette pasta
- •Italian sausage
- •Broccoli rabe
- •Garlic
- •Parmesan cheese
- •Olive oil
- •Crushed red pepper flakes
- •Salt
- •Black pepper
Instructions
- 1.Cook the orecchiette pasta according to package instructions.
- 2.In a pan, cook sausage until browned.
- 3.Add garlic and broccoli rabe and sauté until tender.
- 4.Mix in the cooked pasta and add olive oil.
- 5.Season with salt, black pepper, and red pepper flakes.
- 6.Top with grated Parmesan cheese before serving.
- 01Ingredients and quantities are extracted into a list you can read at arm's length.
- 02The steps come back as text, so you're not scrubbing a video with wet hands.
- 03Everything is searchable — find that pasta again by typing "orecchiette".
- 04A clean photo of the dish is found for you when the screenshot is unreadable.
You’ll never scrub that video with wet hands.
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