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Crispy Pasta Bake

April 10, 2014 / 21 Comments
Ingredients:
Tomato and basil sauce
Pasta
150g mushrooms
2 bell peppers
1 onion
350g diced chicken
200g cheese
100g sweetcorn
100g spinach
olive oil
salt
pepper
50 ml white wine
2 packets ready salted crisps
Christine and I used some of the products from the March Degustabox to make a lovely, quick and easy meal.The best thing about this recipe, is that you don’t have to use the same ingredients as I did. You can add less, more or even different things to your pasta bake. Here is how we did it:
 
Step 1: Boil the pasta for around 10 minutes until cooked. This varies depending on the type of pasta you use, so be sure to follow the instructions on the packet.
Step 2: Chop the onion, mushrooms and peppers.
Step 3: Dice the chicken and fry the chicken in oil with the onion. Season with salt, pepper and white wine until the chicken is cooked.

 Step 4: Add the mushrooms and peppers and fry until soft.

Step 5: Add the spinach and sweetcorn and fry for a couple of minutes until the spinach is wilted.

Step 6: Add the pasta to the mix along with the pasta sauce and stir until heated through.
Step 7: Add 100g (or more/less to your taste) of cheese and mix until melted.

Step 8: Put the mixture into a deep sided dish.

 Step 9: Sprinkle 100g (again, more or less to taste) of cheese on the top.

 Step 10: Crunch up 2 packets of crisps and sprinkle on the top of the cheese for a crunchy texture. 

 Step 11: Bake in the oven on 200C for around 10 minutes until the cheese is melted/browned. 

 
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