Monday 21 February 2011

Pasta with White Sauce


 My daughter likes pasta which is usually prepared as  dinner for her. She loves the cheesy flavor.Addition of vegetables makes it healthy and colourful too :)



Ingredients:-

3/4 packet of pasta (penne ,shells or fusilli )
1 cup mixed vegetables (Orange capsicum , carrot ,broccoli)
1 1/2 tsp plain flour (maida)
3/4 cheese cube
3/4 tsp dried oregano
3/4 tsp dried thyme
salt to taste
1 tsp black pepper (kalimirch) powder
1 tsp butter
3 big cloves of garlic, grated
1 1/2 cups milk

Method:-

For the pasta

Cook the pasta in boiling water with some salt and  Drain and set aside.

For white sauce:-

   1. Heat butter in a pan.Add the grated garlic and saute for a minute.
   2. Once its done add the flour saute for a second let it not turn brown.
   3. Add milk nd stir it continuously to avoid lumps.
   4. Once the mixture starts thickening add oregano,thyme,salt,pepper powder.
   5. Add grated cheese.
   6. Keep this sauce aside.

For the vegetables:-

   1.Heat butter in a pan. Add the chopped vegetables and saute till it becomes tender.
   2. Dont over cook the vegetables it has to be crunchy.

To serve:-

   1. Put the sauce back on flame.
   2. Add all the cooked vegetables and the boiled pasta.Mix well.
   3. At the time of serving you can sprinkle more cheese.
   4. Serve hot.

3 comments:

  1. This is looking so yum..would love to make this for my daughter and me too :)

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  2. i remember the last time I prepared pasta... I cooked them in water and asked Arun to drain the water... he started to drain the water in the wash basing and the complete pasta went into the basin :(

    That was the worst experience I had with pasta...

    Your version and recipe looks nice.

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  3. Pasta in White Sauce is yum and looking good.

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