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The Easiest Summer Tomato Pasta | Ali Slagle | NYT Cooking



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Ali Slagle is in the studio kitchen showing us the pasta dish to make when you have perfectly ripe tomatoes that you want to enjoy without much work: lazy, easy summer cooking at its best. This Tomato-Butter Pasta is inspired by pan con tomate, in which grated tomato and its juices are spooned onto garlic toasts. Red-pepper flakes, garlic, basil and Parmesan bring out the tomato flavor.

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47 Comments

  1. This turned out to be thw worst pasta dish ever. After years of making my own tomato sauce for years for my family and friends we tried this on a whim and it turned out to be terrible compared to what we were all used to.

  2. This seems to be just a very bland butter sauce pasta. Add copious amounts of butter and anything will taste decent. Not sure why this is called a ‘recipe development.’ We expect a bit more when we subscribe to NYT cooking website.

  3. Oh Gosh, why grate the tomato? It’s all water and without reducing the sauce I don’t see how that can be flavorful. Just cut small raw pachino’s an toss the pasta with oil of oil, parm, oregano or thyme into a hot pan with some pasta water….on the heat. You’ll see the difference

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