I know this is one of the most basic recipes but this particular dish is special to me. Finally, after seven weeks, I get to use my fresh basil that I have planted from seed and this is not even the first actual harvest yet. Due to the lack of planting space along my small corridor in Singapore, I took the pain to remove these sprouts from my overcrowded pot to make way for those lucky ones which were left to blossom on.
Sauce
Fresh basil
Half an onion, finely chopped
1 clove of garlic
1 can of Italian tomato
Black pepper
Salt
Olive oil
Heat up olive oil in a pot with onions and garlic. The fragrance from the onion and garlic will infuse into the oil when heated up together. Add salt to avoid onions from burning. Sautee till onion turns translucent. Add black pepper, tomatoes and basil. Simmer for 30mins.
Cook pasta to al dente and drain away water. Add in enough sauce and stir to cover pasta. Serve immediately with extra sauce and parmigiano cheese.
This looks delicious! Those shaved pieces of cheese on top are the perfect finishing touch!
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I love this recipe and pictures! I hope you don’t mind I am going to reblog it on my reblog tastings page!
Thank you Judy. Of course I don’t mind you re-blogging it. I feel honored and excited to share with more people.
I love this recipe too and have cooked it many times already. It is simple and tasty.
One of my favorites dishes! This looks sooooo good!
Thank you Bridget. This is one of my favorite too. I cook it most often whenever I am at a lost of what to prepare. It always works! 🙂