Garlic-and-Greens Spaghetti — Most Popular Pin of the Week
It's no wonder Food Network Magazine's recipe for a quick, bold pasta was pinned more than any other; it's a go-to dinner made with your favorite staple ingredients.
By:
Maria Russo
It doesn't necessarily take a list of complicated ingredients or countless hours on the clock to turn out a flavor-packed meal. In fact, this week's Most Popular Pin of the Week celebrates bold staples you likely already have on hand: garlic, onions, hearty greens and noodles. Perhaps best of all, this satisfying dinner, best finished with nutty Pecorino Romano for extra richness, is ready to eat in less than 40 minutes.
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Get the Recipe: Garlic-and-Greens Spaghetti (pictured above) from Food Network Magazine
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