Sausage Rigatoni

Luckytrim

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Sausage Rigatoni

Serves 6
(or four if it’s MY gang !)

1 lb. rigatoni pasta
8 oz. bulk Italian sausage
1 garlic clove, peeled
4 Tbsp. olive oil
2 c. canned Italian tomatoes
12 medium black olives
1/8 tsp. red pepper flakes
salt and pepper to taste
2 Tbsp. parsley, chopped
grated Parmesan cheese for garnish

1. Cook pasta according to package directions; drain, reserving 1 c. of water.
2. Remove sausage from casings; crumble meat into lightly oiled pan and cook until no pink shows.
3. Sauté garlic, tomatoes, olives and red pepper with sausage about 5 minutes, until tomatoes start to reduce and thicken. If sauce is too thick, thin with reserved pasta water to desired consistency.
4. Add parsley, salt, pepper and pasta to sauce; toss lightly to mix.
5. Garnish with cheese.
 

QSis

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Easy and good, and I just bought some fresh (frozen) fusilli.

I'm a sucker for anything with olives!

Printed out to make for dinner next week. Might have to add some roasted cubes of eggplant.

Thanks, Lucky!

Lee
 
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Luckytrim

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Easy and good, and I just bought some fresh (frozen) fusilli.

I'm a sucker for anything with olives!

Printed out to make for dinner next week. Might have to add some roasted cubes of eggplant.

Thanks, Lucky!

Lee

Hey, Lee !

I need a pic of that dish if you make it !
TIA !
 

QSis

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I made this tonight and it was delicious!

I used a can of diced tomatoes, and liked it, but I wondered what you meant by "canned Italian tomatoes", Lucky.

I had some mushrooms and threw those in. I also cubed an eggplant, roasted the cubes and tossed those in, too. But the eggplant couldn't stand up to the strong flavors of the sausage and olives, so I won't do that again.

This made four large servings. I will make it again!

Lee
 

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Luckytrim

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This is the brand I use often;

they are flavorful, and firm enough
to be diced........
but there are a host of good'ns.........

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QSis

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Okay, so mine were similar.

Pastene has a variety called "Kitchen Ready" and it's more like a chunky puree. Just wanted to make sure I was on the same page.

Good recipe - thanks again!

Lee
 
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