This rustic no-sauce parmesan beef pasta is really quick and REALLY scrumptious, with flavors of garlic and seared tomato.
SIMPLE BEEF PASTA WITH PARMESAN AND BASIL VIDEO
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I don’t know, I just think we all can use more quick recipes that are also filling, tasty, and feed a crowd. So when I come home from the lab and I’m HANGRY, I don’t want to feel like I don’t really have a choice but to get some take-out.
That makes me feel defeated and unhealthy. I want to feel healthy and happy---and so does my tummy!
To be honest with you guys, I probably eat pasta at least once a week. I love it dearly and you can do almost anything with it.
I mean, if you take a glance at my recipe index up there, you’ll quickly realize I’m completely nutso for it.
And also, I love my beef marinara pasta but sometimes I feel like a no-marinara pasta while keeping the ground beef in the mix (strong source of iron!!). So that’s where the tomato paste comes in to marry the ingredients together but you almost can’t even tell it’s there.
It definitely gives it great flavor but it’s very subtle too. What’s not subtle in this dish though?
The GARLIC.
Put the whole head in there and don’t look back.
Oh! And what’s wonderful about pasta is that you have leftovers upon leftovers! Unless you’ve got a bunch of mouths to feed---then, maybe no leftovers.
Cooking and food is my joy but sometimes I just don’t have the time or energy every single night after work to slave away for hours in the kitchen. So this kind of meal cooks up fast with very little prep work and it may last a while too!
I mean come on, last night’s delicious pasta leftovers are a billion times better for a weekday lunch than a cold deli sandwich waiting in the work fridge.
And that reminds me that I really have to get back to work because the data won’t analyze themselves! Back from spending the holidays in California and Washington and I’m in the thick of it now.
Work will be seriously hectic for the next month or so.
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Recipe
Simple Beef Linguine Pasta with Parmesan and Basil
Ingredients
- 1 lb ground beef
- 1 large onion puréed
- 1 ½ teaspoon sea salt
- 1 teaspoon black pepper
- 1 teaspoon turmeric powder
- 6 oz tomato paste 1 can
- 12 oz linguine pasta ¾ of a 1 lb package
- 1 whole head of garlic peeled and chopped
- ½ cup parmesan cheese shredded
- 1 handful basil leaves chopped
Instructions
- Boil a large pot of salted water for the pasta.
- Combine beef, onion, salt, pepper, and turmeric.
- Cook in a large nonstick pan over high heat while mixing.
- At this point, go ahead and add the pasta to the water pot.
- After a few minutes when all the liquid has evaporated from the beef mixture and it starts to sauté, add in tomato paste and combine while sautéing.
- Add garlic and combine. Sauté for a few minutes making sure not to burn the garlic.
- Once pasta has cooked to al dente, mix into the beef mixture and add parmesan. Remove from heat and mix.
- Add basil, give a quick toss and serve. Enjoy!
Becky Sandall says
Yum! It is only 7:00 AM and I want to make it now!
honestandtasty says
Thanks Becky! 😉
xoxo!
Tammy Renea says
Looks so delicious!!! I would just love to get my fork into that. 😀
honestandtasty says
Thanks Tammy! 😀
zoe says
Made this last night. It was delicious and the whole fam loved it! Along with some homemade garlic bread. I didn't put nearly as much garlic as the recipe called for, but it was none the worse in my opinion. Super easy and I will definitely be making it again!
honestandtasty says
Thanks Zoe! So glad you all enjoyed it! That's really wonderful 🙂
Finn says
Looks delicious! I've never added turmeric into pasta sauce before, but I'm keen to try it out. Also, anything with an entire head of garlic in it has GOT to be good 🙂
honestandtasty says
Thanks so much, Finn! Persians definitely rely on turmeric when cooking meat and I always add it to my ground beef. It enhances the flavor a bit and it's extremely healthy to boot! Oh, for sure the full head of garlic really makes it for me here. And if it's not added right away and it's not finely minced then there's no way it'll be overpowering. You just get little bursts of amazing garlic flavor here and there 🙂 🙂
Rachel says
Looks delish! Can't wait to make it 🙂 The recipe doesn't specify how much pasta. I'm gonna assume a pound?
honestandtasty says
Hi Rachel,
Wake up call to me to triple-check in the future! Thanks for bringing it to my attention! I use 3/4 of a 1 lb. package of linguine pasta but you can definitely use more or less depending on what you like for your meat to pasta ratio. 🙂
Rachel says
Made it tonight and it was AWESOME! So tasty and super easy. Thanks for sharing 🙂
honestandtasty says
Yay!! That's great, Rachel! I'm super happy you enjoyed it! 🙂 🙂
Aleea says
Just made this for dinner and it was a winner!? Great flavors. Thanks!
honestandtasty says
Yay! So happy you loved it! 😀
Stephy says
This recipe is delicious!! I made it for my family and it was not only delicious but it was super easy to make! (Let's just say the whole thing was gone in a few minutes) 😄
honestandtasty says
So easy, and I totally understand it being gone in minutes! It's really comforting and full of flavor. Thank you for reporting back, Stephy!!
Sue cox says
If you use 2 pounds of hamburger do u have to dou6all the other ingredients ? For the hamburger and linguine.
Lisa says
Really delicious. I didn't add as much garlic as my 1 & 4yo might have not enjoyed it. Thank you for the recipe!
Sheshaan.arattuklams says
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Happy In Maine says
I thought this recipe looked so good, I loved the ingredients with the exception of turmeric. It was my first time using it and it will now be a staple in my kitchen. Delicious! I did use ground turkey as I don't eat beef. I also added a little olive oil to the top of each serving. My husband loved it too. Thank you