Pasta saucw doesn;t have to be the traditional tomato one. You can easily use other veggies and ingredients to a saucepan and create a tasty topping.
This is what i did.. Keep in mind that I'm still experimenting about what I can eat or can't eat. I decided to go with my basic portabella and mushroom sauce. Yet this wasn't really hearty enough . Fieldcrest soy sausages,redolent with fennel and hot pepper.
I also added one chopped tomato to this mix of two cups of spinach, one cupof chopped baby bellas and two sliced sausages. The base was two tablespoons of Melt cooked with Target's own brand of olive oil from the Good and Gather line (who knew)
Everything was cooked down for a few minutes until the spinach was wilted and the sauce bubbly. I also add onion and garlic powders along with salt to add flavor.THis recipe can have a lot of add ins and subs. Try chopped scallions instead of the onion powder. Oregano and rosemary, fresh or dried can also be used. Instead of sausage try chicken or even shrimp for something different,
I served the sauce over pasta spirals. I am a big fan of my portabella and spinach. sauce but the addition of the sausage and tomato was welcomed. I may try it with chicken the next time.
Anything in your frudge or garden can make for a wonderful quick sauce. Try it , experiment. YOu may come up with a recipe of your own.
Anything in your frudge or garden can make for a wonderful quick sauce. Try it , experiment. YOu may come up with a recipe of your own.