Ingredients:
·
Spaghetti (use wheat or semolina pasta) – 100 gms
·
Onion – 1 medium size – finely chopped
·
Corn Kernels – 1 cup
·
Peas – 1 cup
·
Tomato Puree – 1 cup or 1 medium tomato finely
chopped
·
Mushrooms – 3 medium sized, thinly sliced
·
Oil – 5 table spoons (I used Fortune Rice Bran health oil)
·
Garlic – 1 teaspoon paste or three cloves finely
chopped
·
Red Chilli Flakes – 1 table spoon
·
Hing (Asafoetida) – 1 teas spoon
·
Red Chilli sauce – 2 table spoon
·
Salt – to taste
·
Water
Recipe:
Section
1 – Pasta:
Take 1 litre of water in a wide bottomed or
deep vessel.
Add 1 table spoon of salt. Bring the water
to boil.
Once
the water is boiling add the pasta in it. (Tip: Do not add oil to the water or
the vessel. It will prevent the spices and sauces from sticking to the pasta
and will reduce taste.)
Let the pasta boil for 10 minutes, stirring
every three minutes.
Strain the pasta in a strainer. You can
choose to drain away this starchy water or save it to be used as stock in other
recipes.
Now transfer the pasta in a bowl. Fill it
with cold water, and drain the pasta in a strainer. Repeat till pasta is cold.
This way the pasta will not stick together.
Now transfer pasta in an empty bowl. The
pasta should not be more than half the bowl’s volume.
We will use this empty space later.
Section
2 – The vegetables and spices:
Heat 3 table spoons of Fortune Rice Bran
oil in a pan.
Add
the finely chopped onion and garlic. Sauté till onion turns golden brown.
Add the thinly sliced mushrooms. Add 2
table spoons of oil. Sauté till mushrooms change turn slightly brown.
Add the tomato puree, and stir.
Add Chilli
sauce, chilli flakes, hing and salt. Continue to stir.
Add the Corn kernels and peas.
Stir for 1 minute.
Section
3 – The Soup:
Add 600 ml of water.
Stir well and bring to boil.
This will form the soup. Let it boil for 5
minutes by when the corn and peas should soften.
Pour this soup on the pasta we had kept aside in the bowl. Voila,
you’re doneJ.
You can choose to garnish with sprigs of basil or coriander. But I like to have
it as it is.
Now
some of you may wonder that this looks like soupy noodles. Yes it looks like
soupy noodles because I chose to use Wheat Spaghetti instead of noodles which
are made from Maida (or refined white flour.) You can replace the spaghetti with
penne, fusilli or any other pasta as well. You’re also using Fortune Rice Bran
oil, so that adds to the healthy quotient as well.
Please do tell me how it turned out for you.
*Applause*
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