Pasta Puttanesca
Show: Quick Fix Meals with Robin Miller
Episode: Puttin' On the Puttanesca
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By MahtaMouse
Seattle, WA
on May 13, 2013
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WAAAY over the top SALTY!!! With the olives, capers, and anchovies, you do NOT need any extra salt (this is like salting ham!!! Especially in the quantity this recipe calls for!! Omit the salt and it's a good recipe. Although I've never had puttanesca with onions, it's not bad.
By mommyballard_13...
Ocala, FL
on October 04, 2012
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I LOVE this recipe! The flavors are amazing and it is SO simple to make. I always have all of these things on hand so I can make it just about any night of the week and is great when someone calls and says, "hey can I come over tonight." I like to serve it up with some grilled chicken and a nice salad to round everything out. Never a complaint from anyone and that includes my 3 year old.
By andreab73
Utica, NY
on March 03, 2009
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Awesome, awesome recipe. WIth some changes. I completely omitted the salt and i think next time i will either cut the olives quantity in half or double the remaining ingredients. Was just too strong of an olive flavor but still good. FYI...with the leftover sauce i used some of it to top homemade pizzas and then used another scoop for my spanish rice. Was GREAT!!!
By rekhajh_10172812
Jacksonville, FL
on April 06, 2008
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I made the sauce only and i left off the olives and added zucchini with the onion instead. I also added two tablespoons of both dried basil and thyme. I also didn't use the wine and it turned out delicious! It tastes like something you would get at a real Italian restaurant, my family loved it.
By romeosdistress7...
Tucson, AZ
on January 14, 2008
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This recipe was very easy to prepare and was quite good. The red pepper flakes make it a tad spicy so if you have children you may want to tone it down. I would definitely make this one again.
By bingbingm_9086252
ELMHURST, IL
on December 01, 2007
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I HAVE ALWAYS LOVED PUTTANESCA... THIS IS NEARLY HOW I PREPARED MINE YEARS AGO... BUT LATER ON, I MADE SOME CHANGES & INSTEAD OF THE STEWED TOMATOES, I USED SUNDRIED TOMATOES IN OIL... SUPERB....!!! & THE TEXTURE...!!! WOOOOOW...!!!
By onyx_flutterby
Ocala, FL
on November 11, 2007
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great recipe! easy to make, and it tastes great :
By rosa0053_7878103
Apple Valley, MN
on June 19, 2007
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If you are just planning on eating this meal (and not all of the 4 part series then this will work for a dinner (and the leftovers for lunch. It's not the most flavorful ever, but it's pretty good. If you're going to eat the whole 4-meal series, though...I guarantee that you will get sick of this sauce.
By crazypuppy73_74...
chantilly, VA
on May 19, 2007
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This was easy to make on a weeknight and tasted pretty good. I will probably make again.
By theporros_4901433
norwood, MA
on May 15, 2007
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For the person who didn't know what puttanesca means, it refers to the "ladies of the evening" of Rome who either:1made this for their clients as an enticement because it is so quick and esay or 2made it in between clients for the sam reason. It all depends on who you ask! Traditional Puttanesca does NOT include onions or, I believe, red wine. I have baeen makin it without them for years and my family loves it! This is a good ALMOST authentic recipe--try it other things too, such as Puttanesca lasaagna!