Summer Cookout Pasta Salad – Glen And Friends Cooking
Ingredients:
Dressing:
175 mL (¾ cup) olive oil
60 mL (¼ cup) vinegar
1 clove garlic
5 mL (1 tsp) dried oregano
5 mL (1 tsp) dried basil
5 mL (1 tsp) red pepper flakes
Salt & Pepper to taste
Salad:
500g pasta (whatever shape you like)
1/2 medium red onion, sliced
1-2 ribs celery, chopped
3-4 radishes, chopped
1-2 bell peppers, chopped
1 cup grape tomatoes, sliced
Handful black olives, sliced
125 mL (½ cup) bocconcini
Parsley for serving
Method:
Bring a pot of salted water to a boil.
Make the dressing by emulsifying all of the ingredients in a blender jug or with a stick blender.
Cook the pasta to ‘al dente’.
While the past cooks, prep the veg and place into a large bowl.
If you want to soften the onion flavour, add it to the pasta for the last minute of cooking.
Drain the pasta, and add to the bowl with the vegetables.
Pour over the dressing and toss to coat.
Place in the fridge for an hour or two before serving.
When ready to serve, add the tomatoes, bocconcini, and parsley.
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A little dijon mustard in your dressing will elevate the flavour and keep your dressing emulsified longer as well
Now that it's warming up (expecting 22C today), I had to come back and check this out again.. Great recipe video Glen.
Fresh dill would be a nice addition.
Looks beautiful in the blue bowl!
I absolutely hate the fatty, salty, bitter taste of olives. But you said I could leave them out, so… So I didn't turn the video off but watched it till the end! By the way, when I make a vinaigrette, I use one third oil and two thirds lovely apple cider vinegar! I love it!
Iv been making this salad for years. It's one of my families favorite summer dishes. I do so many different veggies.
I'm at n California. Love watching!
What are those white circles on the top?🤔
Cubed hard salami goes well in a salad like this. I'm so glad to find out you didn't put mini-marshmallows on your salad.
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I love that you encourage people to alter vegetables. Not sure if I’m really picky or if most of the vegetables I dislike just happen to be in this (raw onion, olives, radishes) I would probably do cucumber, red/orange/yellow peppers, maybe baby spinach and blanched broccoli (brocolini is not easy to find) perhaps some capers and Parmesan cheese as well… I love pasta salad and Jules is right, never have too many veggies… you could even substitute zucchini noodles for pasta if you’re watching carbs. (My father is diabetic) love your channel!!!!
Zesty Italian dressing will do very nicely and cut down on the ingredients and cleanup. I also would use much more flavorful Feta cheese.
I love pasta salad. (Original vinaigrette)❤️🤤🤤🤤🤤
Try adding arugula and feta cheese, along with baking the pepper in the oven till the skin turns black and peel them
Hey Glen can you use gluten free pasta? Looks yummy.👍😉🥗🥗🥗🥗🥗🥗🥗🥗🥗🥗🥗🥗
My family recipe for pasta salad is meaty. We have the tomatoes, olives and peppers but, we also add salami, pepperoni and provolone cheese. Almost like an Italian sub in pasta salad form
In Canada those bowls are for salad, in America those bowls are for salt and pepper. Canadians are skinnier than us.
When emulsifying the dressing with the stick blender, does that prevent the oil from solidifying since the vinegar helps stop the lipids from binding together, or could the oil still solidify because it is more of a water/vinegar in oil mixture rather than oil in water/vinegar solution?
is there a reason to keep the pasta hot? whenever i make pasta salad i always cool it first. Just trying to learn some better techniques
I won't lie, I was waiting to satisfy my curiosity over whether I was in fact seeing marshmallows in the thumbnail (which I, mercifully, was not).
I absolutely love your channel! I’m a fairy new subbie, but have learned so much from you Glen! Thank you!
So enjoying your channel! Luv how you make things just seem simple and easy! Looks really good Glenn!
how long would that vinaigrette last? say, for meal-prep purposes for about one week of lunches.
Any news on the final kfc video?
I'm listening to you on CBC radio from Detroit right now man!
Oh but those ribs! Where's that video? LOL! I found Umami made in Canada on amazon. If you would like a link.
I wait for the mmmmm hmmmmm on every video. Love it.
a video idea, that might be weird and hard for you to do is a grocery store visit, i just think it would be interesting to see how you pick things out, maybe give info on why you choose what you do, etc.
id watch it thats for sure. tho im biased cause i watch all you videos.
I've never seen orange capsicum. We usually get red, green, and yellow varieties.
We love this. We use tortellini and feta and let the tomatoes chill and release the juices. Like the boiling of the onion. Gonna try that.
Lovely, maybe this will bring me to appreciate pasta salads! Does anyone else have problems with vinegar in combination with pasta? I feel it's often kind of creating a harshness in the noodle?
I hate veggies but I gave you a thumbs up anyways.
That's just screaming out for some diced apple.
Hi Glen and Julie. I make a similar salad to this but I also add diced cucumbers and shredded carrots. If I have leftover chicken I sometimes add that too. In a pinch I’ll use bottled Greek dressing if I can’t make my own.
I'm not a huge fan of celery and radish in mine, but I love making pasta salad with spinach, red onion, tomato, peperoncini, kalamata olives, and feta with a red wine, garlic, and oregano vinaigrette. Or with broccoli, sugar snap peas, carrots, red onions, and black olives with an type Italian dressing.
A couple of finely chopped anchovy fillets would be a delicious addition to this.
Glen must have a stock of kitchen and laboratory gear that rivals an industrial test kitchen.
What a great racket, video yourself making supper and, voila! A career!
A request. First, I enjoy your presentations, very cool. My request is since Chocolate flavored Malt O Meal is no longer on the shelves could you do a video on how to make our own??
It is funny, but I almost never see radishes in salads in Boston, but growing up in Denver years ago they were a given. And now I want some!