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Sepps and Nonna's Cherry Tomato Pasta

Sepps and Nonna's Cherry Tomato Pasta

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Serves 4Ingredients:400g cherry tomatoes on the vine2 cloves garlic2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil½ tsp chilli flakes100ml plant based creampinch sea salt1 - 2 tsp sugar¼ tsp bicarbonate soda100g fresh basil350g penne or pasta of choice2 tbsp nutritional yeastMethod:Add olive oil to a pan and bring to a medium heat.Add crushed garlic and infuse for 1 minute.Add cherry tomatoes (sliced in half), and soften for a few minutes.Add salt, sugar, basil, chilli flakes and bicarbonate soda. Mix and simmer.Add a dash of cream, to help combine everything.While it cooks, cook the pasta.Add the cooked and drained pasta to the tomatoes, with a little pasta water to loosen.Serve with nutritional yeast in small bowls.
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