- Prep Time: 35min 
- Serving Size: 4 
Ingredients
- 1 pound Organic Brown Rice Pasta 
- 1/4 cup Extra Virgin Olive Oil + 1 tbs for cooking pasta 
- 1-1/2 Pink salt + 1 tsp for cooking pasta 
- 1-1/2 cup Cherry Tomatoes (halved) 
- 1 cup fresh basil leaves 
- 8-10 cloves of Garlic (chopped) 
- Freshly ground pepper to taste 
- Parmesan cheese (optional) 
Direction
- Heat water in a stock pot for pasta 
- While water is heating chop garlic, cut tomatoes in halves & have basil ready to go 
- Cook pasta per direction on the package 
- When Pasta is about done cooking get the shallow pan heated in med heat 
- Add Olive oil & sauté chopped garlic & few leaves of basil for about a minute 
- Add tomatoes & cook for another minute or two 
- Add rinsed cooked pasta in the pan, along with basil 
- Add salt & pepper to taste 
- Cook for about 3 minutes to make sure pasta is heated through but make sure not get them stuck on the bottom of the pan. Toss them all quickly. There should be a nice coating of oil & tomato juice on the pasta. 
- Serve warm with grated parmesan cheese on top 
I saw a picture of this dish somewhere (I can't remember where) yesterday and I had asked my hubby if he would eat this. The simplicity of this dish is amazing and it tasted delicious and fresh.
*Note: I add salt & olive oil to my pasta water as brown rice pasta tends to stick together. Also while you cook the pasta you have to be on a constant watch as they really like to stick together. I have had too many clumpy pasta so I just use a tong & keep mixing and separating the pasta strands. I love Trader Joe's Organic Brown rice pasta as it's very close to the taste of regular wheat pasta. Angel hair pasta would really well with this dish.



 
              
              
                
              
              
             
              
              
                
              
              
             
              
              
                
              
              
             
              
              
                
              
              
             
              
              
                
              
              
             
              
              
                
              
              
            