I've generally been fascinated by one-pot pasta suppers since let's face it, who doesn't need a dinner with just a single pot to clean? You realize I do – and I realize you do as well!
My principle issue with attempting one-pot pasta dishes was figuring things may get soft in the event that they cooked together for a really long time. I picked spaghetti pasta since I realize that cooks quick.
I picked chickpeas since I realized they would face some cooking without getting soft. The peas and spinach are included at the very end so no issue there either!
In view of those fixings, I thought some lemon, little nooch (otherwise known as healthful yeast), a touch of dijon, and some veggie lover parmesan as a fixing would round out the kind of my Lemon One Pot Pasta pleasantly.
I think this makes a decent spring (or truly whenever) dish particularly when you need something tasty on the table quick. I trust you appreciate!
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This vegan Lemon One Pot Pasta is so easy to make and is ready in about 15 minutes. Leeks, peas, spinach, and chickpeas are added to round out this healthy meal!
Ingredients
- 8 oz spaghetti (not gluten-free)*
- 2.25 cups vegetable broth
- 2 leeks (lower, lighter part only) chopped
- 1 cup chickpeas drained and rinsed
- juice of 1-1.5 lemons (start with one and then add more at the end)
- 2.5 tbsp nutritional yeast
- 1/2 tbsp garlic powder
- 1/2 tbsp onion powder
- 1 tsp Dijon mustard
- 1/2 cup frozen peas
- 1 large handful spinach
Toppings
- Vegan Parmesan
Instructions
- Add all ingredients except peas and spinach to large saute pan or pot and bring to a boil. I use a saute pan so that the spaghetti fits across the bottom.
- Turn down heat to medium and cook until pasta is almost done to your liking (about 10 mins), stirring occasionally.
- Add in peas and spinach and cook for a few minutes until peas are heated through and pasta is at the perfect consistency for you (some people like pasta more al dente than others).
- Top with my Vegan Parmesan and enjoy!
Recipe Notes
*I have not tried this with gluten-free pasta yet but some of my readers have (with different results). One reader said her pasta came out too mushy while another reader tried it with 3 different gluten-free pastas (Barilla, San Remo, and PastaZara) and they all came out perfectly fine.
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