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15 Minute Garlic Cherry Tomato Pasta



Sauteeing garlic in olive oil until lightly golden and cooking tomatoes in that oil, until they burst, creates a flavorful and super simple sauce. The burst cherry tomato sauce goes perfectly with linguine or spaghetti. Top it with a handful of fresh basil leaves and good quality extra virgin olive oil and in about 15-20 minutes you’ll have an awesome easy pasta recipe!

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INGREDIENTS: (I used half the ingredients for this video)
1 pound spaghetti
1 quart cherry tomatoes
1/2 cup packed basil leaves
10 cloves garlic
1 tsp kosher salt
1/4 tsp crushed red pepper
1/4 cup olive oil
1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil
1 cup pasta water

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32 Comments

  1. This pasta is excellent! I'm not great at cooking and I didnt even have fresh garlic or cherry tomatoes. I chopped regular tomatoes and used pre-minced garlic I had in a jar. I was skeptical, but it came out awesome! Great recipe!

  2. I made this dish three or four times now, and it's so delicious. One of the most satisfying moments is throwing in the basil. The beauty of that green and red in the pan is just amazing. It looks like an edible Italian flag.

  3. I made this discovery a few years ago when trying to think what to do with a bumper crop of cherry tomatoes from my garden … had some leftover linguine and a small piece of baked salmon in the fridge … what the heck, tossed some evoo, a pat of butter, garlic and a squeeze of lemon into the skillet, then the linguine and halved cherry tomatoes just long enough to warm through, plated with some parm and basil and omg, so good, I could live on this dish.

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