DinnerCreamy Garlic Pasta with Roasted Tomatoes
Al dente pasta tossed in a silky garlic cream sauce, topped with burst cherry tomatoes and fresh basil. Ready in under 35 minutes.
35 minMedium4 servings
Seasonal. Simple. Satisfying.
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I am Maya, the cook and writer behind The Recipe Table. What started as a notebook of family recipes in a tiny Brooklyn kitchen has grown into a collection of dishes built for real weeknights, lazy Sunday mornings, and everything in between. I believe great food does not need a dozen ingredients or a culinary degree - just good technique, fresh produce, and a little patience. When I am not testing recipes, you will find me at the farmers market, reading cookbooks like novels, or convincing my friends that yes, you can taste the difference between supermarket and farmers market tomatoes.
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