Aglio e Olio is served with spaghetti, the sauce is made by lightly sautéing minced or pressed garlic in olive oil, sometimes with the addition of dried red chilli flakes. Finely chopped parsley/Basil can be added as a garnish, along with Parmigiano-Reggiano. Yes today I am posting Aglio e Olio with all my favorite veggies in the pasta Farfalline...
Sea bean
Broccolini
Asparagus
Almost everyone will be familiar with last 2 veggies. Seabean when I first tasted it I just fell in love with that and tried few things which were so so excellent. Here is a brief about the above veggies.
Seabean
The sea bean, aptly named as a fresh crisp bean that looks like sea coral and has briny flavor. Sea beans can be eaten raw, steamed, tossed into stir fries or used as a bed for sea food. They are also known as pousse pied.
Broccolini
Broccolini is a green vegetable similar to broccoli but with smaller florets and longer, thin stalks. Although often misidentified as young broccoli, it is a cross between broccoli and kai-lan, Chinese broccoli. Broccolini is high in vitamin C but also contains vitamin A, calcium, folate and iron. And this is excellent vegetable for sautéing, steaming, boiling and stir frying.
Asparagus
Asparagus is low in calories and is very low in sodium. It is a good source of vitamin B6, calcium, magnesium and zinc, and a very good source of dietary fiber, protein, vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin E, vitamin K, thiamin, riboflavin, rutin, niacin, folic acid, iron, phosphorus, potassium, copper, manganese and selenium. Only young asparagus shoots are commonly eaten: once the buds start to open, the shoots quickly turn woody and become strongly flavored.
Ok coming to the recipe it’s so simple and easy.
First to prepare the veggies do the following procedure...
Sea bean - Just wash, drain and keep it aside.
Broccolini - separate like Broccoli floret, you can also use the stalks or reserve them for making soup or salad. Wash the florets , add them in boiling water for a minute , remove and put them in the ice water to stop cooking in this way u get the vibrant green Veggie.
Asparagus - Similarly do this for asparagus. Then chop them to 1 inch pieces.
Keep all the veggies aside.
Aglio e Olio
Ingredients for sautéing:
Pasta - 1 cup any of your favorite shape cooked
Olive oil - 2 tbsp
Garlic - 3 or 4 very finely shredded
Shallots - 1 sliced (optional)
Red chilli flakes - 1/2 tbsp (you can also reduce this amount)
Basil or Parsley - 2 tbsp chopped finely
Parmigiano-Reggiano - as needed
Method:
1. Heat olive oil in the pan, before the oil is very hot add the garlic, followed by shallot slices and red chilli flakes.
2. once they are light brown add the broccolini, asparagus and the cooked pasta.
3. Now add the seabean, basil or parsely, salt (keep in mind the cheese and sea bean both has salt in it so add accordingly) give a high toss. Once sea bean is added you need not sauté for too long.
4. Serve hot with shredded Parmigianino Reggiano.
Note:
The above is the recipe for basic Aglio e Olio recipe, you can add or minus the veggies of your choice.
Bon Appétit!!!!
You are most welcome to share any Seabean recipe in the comment section.
LOOKS SO DELICIOUS...AWESOME PRESENTATION TOO..
ReplyDeleteBeautiful ...I too make the same but with different veggies...this is so gud ...love the pics
ReplyDeleteSeabean is new to me, though I have tasted asparagus and broccolini... Lovely pics (as usual btw) and omg amazing dish...What brand is that colorful farfalle pastas?? Adore it..
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Name itself is new to me.Pasta looks so beautiful and colorful .Dish looks yummy!
ReplyDeletelooks awesome..love the pics!!
ReplyDeleteI have never seen this colourful pasta, very attractive. This total combination is completely new to me. Healthy and yumm.
ReplyDeleteThis is my hubby's kind of pasta....I prepare this way 4 him regularly......Lovely pasta...I make it similarly except the sea bean ofcourse...
ReplyDeleteSlurp, mouthwatering here, awesome clicks....
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful pasta dish..looks so healthy, delicious and yummy!
ReplyDeleteLovely shots pavithra. The Pasta looks so cute and colourful!!!All in all a yummy post
ReplyDeletePavi - this is absolutely my kinda of pasta - this is how I love it - without any sauce and lots of veggies! I'm a big fan of these colored ribbons as well. There is a local store here that is known for its olive oils and balsamic vinegars - they have the most beautiful colored pasta ever but no pictures are allowed in the store.
ReplyDeleteLove your pasta - beautiful plate of goodness!
superb.... looks awesome... i have never heard of sea bean.... where did u buy it pavi?? also the pasta is sooooooooooo pretty.... plz where did u buy that too?
ReplyDelete@ Anu whic store is that da?
Stunned by the pictures......very bright and good....love that pasta colors....simple and indulging recipe...
ReplyDeleteThe pastas look so beautiful and colorful... Lovely dish...
ReplyDeletePasta looks healthy and perfect meal..Loved those corful,cute pasta.
ReplyDeleteColorful and awesome :) I would hardly get any of these here.. so its a total visual treat for me :) I guess Aadhavan would have enjoyed the colorful dish a lot :)
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Healthy n delicious pasta! Beautiful pictures, Pavithra..Loved the presentation too..
ReplyDeleteDelicious recipe!! I love all that colors on the plate, great job!!
ReplyDeleteI have tastes a salad with seabeans when we went for summer vacation, urs looks simply fabulous,loved those cute looking colourful pastas..
ReplyDeletewhoa, this looks incredible beautiful pavi!! cute looking pasta!
ReplyDeleteThis looks fantastic! Like a work of art! I am digging all the unique ingredients in the recipe. Love the colorful bowties!
ReplyDeleteWonderful and colorful pasta. Loved the additions of asparagus and broccoli to it. I am sure it must be delish too.
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of sea-beans before, where do they come from.....and that pasta is it home-made or did you purchase it somewhere? But the sea-beans really intrique me where would i get these?
ReplyDeleteFirst time i am seeing seabean they look like tender asparagus! That is full of flavor and color ur dish!
ReplyDeleteLove this pasta a lot, love its simplicity and the bow pasta looks so pretty and cute,treat for eyes and kids would love for its appearance for sure :) Pics are excellent and the veggies are new to me except asparagus!
ReplyDeletePictures are awesome and i the way of making pasta and the veggies you have used are totally new to me.
ReplyDeleteYour pasta looks absolutely awesome, i mean the actual pasta itself, shape, color, everything. Sea Bean is very new to me, looks great !!!
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Pictures are excellent dear :)
Love this pasta,very nice presentation...beautiful clicks!
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ReplyDeletePictures are so nice , I am sure kids would love to eat these colourful pasta:)
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The pasta looks so cute ....... lovely recipe n gr8 picts.
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Ooooooooooooo what a pasta and presentation. My mouth is watering looking at this stunning presentation and vibrant photography. Thanks for introducing a new ingredient.
ReplyDeleteThat's a gorgeous looking plate of pasta! Love all the vegetables and the vibrant colors. This is the first time I've seen seabeans and I'm intrigued.
ReplyDeleteExcellent photography!
@ Krithi those farfalline are not branded one , u can find in any italian gourmet shops, I bought those in Harry and David shop.
ReplyDelete@ shubha I bought the seabean once in farmers market in LA, after that i happen to see them in WHolefoods, check it out there. ANd the farfalline u can check in Italian gourmet shops, i bought them in HArry and David shop.
ReplyDelete@ fifty finally those are not home made pasta.. bought in Harry and david shop. Seabean check in farmers market or whole foods. Worth buying..sure u will love the briny and crunchy flavor of sea bean.,
ReplyDeleteThanks all, ur comments are really encouraging and it means a lot to me.
ReplyDeletePavithra, I love Aglio & Olio, and I'm sure this dish is absolutely heavenly. I'm really impressed with your photos, you're shooting like a pro!
ReplyDeleteWhere are the sea beans from? Your area? I've never seen them.
Wow, wat a vibrant click. I wish to take pics like u :) This pasta dish is new to me. But its a real treat to our eyes. Got to know different veggies :)
ReplyDeleteVibrant clicks and totally impressed with ur photography skills.....a real visual treat..looks gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen colorful pasta like that. Beautiful photos and a lovely recipe.
ReplyDeleteI saw this colorful pasta in local store and was in love with it @ the very first sight as i m in love with ur presentaion always....pavi looks too gorgeous to eat...love green veggie sin salads and pastas..pics r always treatttttt to eyes....
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Wow thats a healthy addition, thanks for the info' about the veggie too, will luk out for it. Ur pictures are always fascinating me.
ReplyDeleteWonderful clicks Gal..they look amazing :)
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely colourful and stunning pavithra, those Farfalline are beautiful! i would just keep staring at the plate rather than to eat...:)
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ReplyDeletePasta looks so inviting very colorful !! Loved the clicks !!
Fab presentation...I fell in love with your photos..and of-course yummy dish too
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ReplyDeleteOoops am I suppose to comment about the dish too? Am speechless dear! U tie my mouth everytime I reach here with superb shots! :D
The sea beans look so beautiful. I've never seen them for sale anywhere around here, but I'm so curious and would love to try some. This dish looks so fresh and delicious. Love it!
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ReplyDeleteWish you and your family a very Happy Holi.
I am featuring your aglio e olio today. Thanks so much for sharing. I know that all my readers are going to love your yummy recipe!
ReplyDeleteKatie
I have fallen in love with your farfalle. I've never ever ever seen such colorful pastas, gosh which world have I been living in?!?!
ReplyDeleteGreat pics too!