This easy pasta recipe proves that quick doesn’t have to mean boring. Once your silky pasta is cooked perfectly al dente, it’s then coated in a rustic, saucy mix of juicy tomatoes, briny olives, and just the right hint of capers. This light dinner recipe is on the table in 5 minutes and full of satisfying goodness the whole family will love. It’s budget-friendly, made with Italian pantry staples, and sure to become one of your new weekly meals on rotation. This is comfort food at its easiest and most delicious.
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INGREDIENTS:
400 g/14.1oz Fresh egg linguine pasta
2 garlic cloves, 1 per person, crushed
400 g/ 14.1oz peeled tomatoes
1 dozen Sicilian olives, or a handful, no need to measure!
1 tbsp capers
A fresh bunch of basil
Extra Virgin Olive Oil, EVOO
Salt & Pepper
METHOD:
1) Bring a large pot of water to a boil then add 1 tablespoon of sea salt and allow it to dissolve. Drop in the pasta and cook for 2 minutes or until al dente, making sure to collect a mug of pasta water before you discard it!
2) In a medium pan over medium-high heat, add 2 tablespoons of water and 4 to 5 tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil. Add the grated or crushed garlic and cook for 30 seconds, or until it starts to turn golden and fragrant.
3) Using your hands, gently crush the peeled tomatoes before adding them to the pan. Then use a potato masher to break them down further to help the sauce come together.
4) Add the capers and olives, then let everything cook for 2 minutes. Season with salt and pepper to your preference and mix through. Add a splash of pasta water and stir quickly then transfer the cooked pasta straight into the pan with the sauce. Toss together well while adding more pasta water as needed.
5) Tear fresh basil leaves by hand and add them to the pan then give it one final toss, adding a little more pasta water if needed to thicken the sauce and create the right amount of creaminess.
HOW TO SERVE:
This pasta comes together in minutes, but take a moment to serve it with care. Twirl the pasta onto a flat plate so it looks as good as it tastes, than spoon over plenty of the rich sauce, making sure you get a good mix of olives and capers. Garnish it with fresh basil leaves and a generous sprinkle of pecorino, still keeping it simple but with an aim to impress.
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⏱️⏱️TIMECODES⏱️⏱️
0:00 Introduction to Easy Pasta Recipe
0:22 Ingredients of Easy Pasta
1:02 Prepare the Boiling Water
1:10 How to Make Easy Pasta Sauce
3:18 How to Cook Fresh Egg Linguine
3:51 How to Combine the Pasta and the Sauce
5:40 How to Serve Easy Pasta
9:54 Time to Eat the Easy Pasta, E ora si Mangia
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5 minutes does not include time making fresh pasta unless you can buy premade
Top!
Still better than Jack's "Lazy Man Pasta" 😋
Traditional Italian Cuisine.
Wonderful recipe! 😊 😊😊 YUMMY! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Hello Vincenzo,
I've been following you for a few years now — you've opened up a wonderful world of Italian cuisine for me.
I just saw something on the internet… could you please tell me what's going on? https://youtube.com/shorts/rCwXEUAfS1k?si=5kCmtPj1pggzxqQj
can you give me top recommendations for italian restaurant in sydney, im so sick with so many fake one and overpriced ones with fine dining or semi fine dining style and the taste is horrible. i wanna taste the same thing like when i went to so many small towns in italy (2015, 2016, 2019) they don’t care about plating the just put the food in and serve to you, also not every region eat pasta that often
Yeh machine Kaha se maliga
There's only one Italian word I've learned. Bellisimooo!
Ciao Vincenzo.
That looks DELICIOUS‼ 😋
Who doesn't like capers!!! Wonderful recipe…making this dish this week…all for me!!!
Okay Vincenzo, now this is a good video. An easy to make pasta that can be made quickly on a cold winter’s night. Bravo.
The legend has blessed us with his wisdom once again. Thank you Chef Vincenzo 👨🏻🍳
I'll switch the olives and capers for cheese.😜 I need cheese.😋
Reminds me of spaghetti putanesca
1. Instant Like
2. Watch Video
3. Cook the Pasta Next day 😍😍
I made so many of your recipes thanks Chef!🔥
Since I made it a few weeks ago, my daughters favourite pasta dish is Spaghetti all Assassina.
I actually didn't think that she would like it at all, but there she is, and wants me to make it basically every week 😂
Love ❤❤❤
Huh. Well now I have o try it
Almost strombolana
Thank you for the recipe as usual.
Would you not want to crush the olives with your hands when you put them in?
A few anchovies in there would be great.
Is this not similar to vesuviana? Just without the chilli
Vincenzo, my dad’s Sicilian cousin visited us when I was a kid, he cooked us pasta one night and it was so good. I am curious if it was some traditional recipe or if he was just improvising from ingredients in our kitchen.
I remember something similar to amatriciana but with olives instead of pecorino.
Crushed red pepper, black pepper, tomato, bacon (I know, I know…this was America in the early 90s), black olives (when I make it now i make it with kalamatas). It is really good but I am not sure if I remember it correctly or if the dish has a name
One of the best.
I'm going to serve this just today.
Bravo Vincenzo! 🤌😍
@ 00:49 you say „a dozen olives“ & there are 14 on the plate… call me picky but things like that trigger my inner pea counter.
Can I use black olives as well or will there be a different flavor at the end?
Yummy 😍😍
Nice. Just what I need when I am lazy but I can summon that 5 minute power.😂😅
Love this homemade pasta ….❤😊
I love capers and olives, so a simple recipe like this always hits the spot. The olive variety you used also looked amazing.
Geez, that's been a family dish like forever. My late Sicilian Mama used to make this when she wanted to make something quick and wanted to use her homemade olives. Never knew what she called it.
Thanks, this taken me back and made me a little nostalgic
Thank you for sharing. Yum!!
There is a faster way… Put pasta in electric kettle with water and tomato and press 'on' 😂
I learned so much about Italian cuisine that im never gonna used from this channel
Like the Italian life style I am more into piano piano
But it looks great and probably taste well too.
General rule for amount of salt in pasta water is " as salty as the Mediterranean Sea "
Salute
It sure looks alot like pasta alla puttanesca to me because of the olives and capers.
Again the same, pasta with tomato 🤦♂️
It’s almost a puttanesca but vegetarian! What a good recipe
Vincenzo, why are you allowed to make pasta with whatever you want and don’t want but you criticise others when they cook pasta with their chosen sauce ingredients because it’s not traditional or what you like?
FAST pasta dish…
8 min video 🤦♂️🙄
The recipe was wonderful, I liked it. 👌♥😋🔥