Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Garlic Chili Aglio Olio Spaghetti
Sometimes the best comfort food is the simplest. Nothing fussy about this dish but just good olive oil, chili and a nice handful of Parmesan cheese! Friday lazy nights to the best! I served this with Crab and Fuji Apple Salad.
I think it was nearly a Nigella moment when my tongue and the garlic/chili flavors met each other.
Garlic Chili Aglio Olio Spaghetti
250 grams Spaghetti
2 chilli chopped (I left the seeds in)
1/4-1/2 cup of good olive oil
1 tablepoon of garlic
Cook Spaghetti as per instructions. Heat oil in pan and fry garlic and chilli. Toss spaghetti with it. Serve with Parmesan cheese.
Another pasta night for friends from Presto Pasta! Hosted by psychgrad from Equal Opportunity and founded by Ruth from Once Upon a Feast.
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14 comments:
Drooling! This is one of my fave comfort foods, fast to whip up and yet satisfying! I like to add chilli flakes and chilli padi to make it extra hot :D
little inbox- OH yes! chilli flakes- that is an awesome idea!
Easy and delicious. You are very good in keep up with the Pesto Pasta Nights.
Ditto on the previous comment!
There must be some pretty good heat in there -- some good sized chilis throughout.
Spicy flavor, great!
I won't be able to participate this round's PPN. :(
two words, Awesome pasta! :)
easy peasy but packed with flavours, i loved!
i love this!!! the chili flakes is a great idea... perfect with any grilled fish or meat... yum... :D
I couldn't agree more...simple is best. Thanks for sharing this heavenly dish with Presto Pasta Nights.
This is also a simple pasta dish that I love.
wow! that simple? and i imagine it must taste delicious! must copy must copy hehehe
This is one of my favorites. Quick, easy and delicious.
nice one! this is easy for a new beginner like me :P
i dunno how to cook ar
When I was working in viagra online lab, the job was so stressing that I went home and do this pasta but so so complicated, and know I realize this is very simple. :S
Thanks for sharing.
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