Feb 26, 2014 in dinner, featured, in the kitchen, lunch, recipes, angel hair, balsamic, basil, cheese, covelli. Read the original on: Homegrown & Healthy
Hi, Iâm Ashley and Iâve been blogging over at Big Flavors from a Tiny Kitchen since 2006. My blog started out as a creative outlet after a long day at my âcreativeâ job. It has since grown to become a major part of my life! I make an effort to use fresh, local and organic foods when possible, and I enjoy preparing food from a variety ethnic cuisines. I hope to inspire you to get in your kitchen, no matter how small it may be, and cook something for you and your family.
And speaking of families â congrats to Aubrey on her new addition! Enjoy lots of cuddle time with that new little one!
I sometimes joke that I married an Italian so that I could have an excuse to eat garlic excessively without it bothering him. In reality, it took quite some time before I was comfortable actually cooking Italian food at home. I didnât want to compete with his fatherâs authentic cooking!
Over this past summer, I found some beautiful, multi-colored grape tomatoes and was inspired to roast them and serve them over pasta. The flavor of the tomatoes really intensifies in the oven, and the addition of balsamic adds wonderful richness to the sauce. Using fresh basil at the end really brings out the vibrancy of this dish. And itâs quick, easy, healthy and gluten-free/vegan adaptable to boot!
Bonus, deliciously garlicky points if you serve this with My Favorite Garlic Bread.
This dish totally impressed the aforementioned Italian husband. Big time. Woohoo!
*Optional: use Gluten Free
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My name is Aubrey and I curate H&H, scouting the internet for fresh, healthy, even-you-can-do-this ideas and occasionally throwing my own recipes and crafts into the mix. Every day I get to work with amazing bloggers from around the globe to give you the tools you need for culinary and domestic success without the burden of elitism.