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The ingredients needed to make Pasta Primavera:
- Take 1 box mushrooms - 8 oz. size whole or sliced
- Provide 1 medium squash - green
- Use 1 medium summer squash - yellow
- Provide 7 sun dried tomatoes
- Provide 1 extra virgin light olive oil
- Provide 1 butter
- You need 1 herbs - dill and parsley
- Use 1 lemon pepper
- You need 2 tbsp fresh lemon juice
- Prepare 1 grated parmigiano romano
- Prepare 1/3 box mini penne pasta
Instructions to make Pasta Primavera:
- While preparing vegetables set a pot of water on high to boil for pasta.
- Wash, dry and slice mushrooms in half and then into 1/4" slices. Slice both squashes in half then in 1/4" slices. Slice sun dried tomatoes in 1/4" slices.
- In a large saute/fry pan (with lid) put about 2-3 tablespoons of oil and 2 pats of butter on medium heat. Once butter melts add mushrooms, herbs and lemon pepper. The mushrooms will absorb all the oil and butter - add more butter a pat at a time until mushrooms have a good coating of butter. Turn the heat down to medium/low, cover and cook about 3-5 minutes until mushrooms start to release their juice.
- Add a little more olive oil, a pat of butter and stir until the butter has melted. Then add squash and sun dried tomatoes. Season again with herbs, lemon pepper and add 2 tablespoons of fresh squeezed lemon. Stir to incorporate, cover and reduce heat a little. You want to cook the squash until it's tender but hasn't lost its color about 2-3 minutes. Then take it completely off the heat; especially if you have an electric stove. Keep it covered.
- While preparing the vegetables if the water has come to a full boil add the penne and cook as directed on the box. I use mini penne and it takes 6 minutes for al dente. Once cooked drain into colander. Turn the stove down to medium low, wipe dry the bottom of the pot and return it to stove add about 2 tablespoons of oil, a pat of butter and heat thoroughly. (If you like, add some red pepper flakes.) Add pasta, stir to incorporate - hint: the pasta should have a sheen, if it doesn't add olive oil a little at a time, stirring in between until it just shines. Once pasta is heated through (it doesn't take long - a mere few seconds) take the pot off the burner and add as much cheese as you want.
- Spoon penne, spoon vegetables on top and top with a sprinkling of cheese.
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