2jalapenos chopped sub with red pepper flakes or freshly ground black pepper
6garlic cloves choppedabout 1 Tablespoon
70gbutter you can either use unsalted or slightly salted butter just be mindful to adjust accordingly when salting the dish later on.
Salt to taste
½cupparmesan cheese
3cupsspinach
1cuppasta water to emulsify the butter sauce.
Instructions
Bring the spaghetti to a boil in salted water according to the packet instructions and cook until al dente. Reserve some pasta water to use with the sauce later on. Drain and set aside.
Heat butter on medium heat until melted, add chopped garlic and chili, and sauté until fragrant and garlic begins to brown but not burnt.
Add the pasta to the garlic butter sauce and quickly toss to combine or use a kitchen thong. Add about ½ cup of pasta water to the spaghetti, grated parmesan, chopped parsley if using, and toss to combine. The addition of water will emulsify the butter and make the sauce smooth.
If using spinach, now is the time to add it, stir into the pasta, take it off the heat and serve immediately.
Notes
Tips
Make this parmesan garlic butter pasta vegan by using vegan-friendly parmesan cheese. Alternatively, check this vegan parmesan recipe from the minimalist baker for how to make it from scratch in easy steps.
Apart from spinach, you can add peas, mushrooms, or zucchini to the pasta.
Use any pasta of choice, short or long with any shape. I would personally use pasta like fettuccine, linguine, spaghetti, noodles, or angel pasta for this type of recipe.
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