Drunken Bruschetta & Sausage Pasta
Drunken Bruschetta and Sausage Pasta
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Author:
Olivelle
Servings
4
Prep Time
5 minutes
Cook Time
20 minutes
A simple, classic dish that will have you ditching jarred pasta sauce forever! This easy, flavorful sauce is made with white wine and our Bruschetta Dried Herb blend, bringing a burst of Italian goodness to your plate. Just cook your pasta while the sauce comes together, and in no time, you’ll have a delicious dinner that feels like a special treat!
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Ingredients
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1 Pasta Rock
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½ lb Busiate Pasta, cooked al dente
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3 Tbsp Tuscan Herb Infused Olive Oil
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½ lb Sausage
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2 Tbsp Flour
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1 cup White Wine
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1 cup Milk
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1 Tbsp Bruschetta Dried Herb Blend
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1-2 tsp Roasted Garlic Infused Sea Salt
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Rainbow Pepper, ground to taste
Directions
Bring a large pot of water to a boil over high heat. Once boiling, add a pasta rock for 2 minutes to salt your water then remove. Add the pasta, stir well and cook until al dente (tender but firm to the bite - 1-2 minutes short of the package instructions).
Meanwhile, heat a large skillet over medium-high with the olive oil and cook the sausage, breaking down to a crumble with a spoon as it cooks.
Move the meat to one side and let the oil fall to the other side, remove all of the oil but 2 Tbsp.
dd flour to the remaining oil in the pan and stir into a paste. Allow to cook for 3-4 minutes to remove the flour taste.
Add the wine and the milk, stirring to create a sauce. Cook another few minutes to allow the wine to reduce and the sauce to thicken.
Finish by adding the Bruschetta Dried Herb Blend, cooked pasta, and salt and pepper to taste. Stir to coat and let the pasta finish cooking for 1-2 minutes longer. Enjoy!
Recipe Note
If you don't have Pasta Rocks on hand it is still important to season your pasta water! Salting the water is the only time the pasta itself is going to be seasoned so make sure your water is salty like the sea. We recommend adding 1 Tbsp of salt for every 4 quarts of water.