Farfalle pasta is the best!
Don’t you think?
This kind of pasta has grown closest to my heart. For some reason it even tastes better than the other kinds.
Yum!
This time I’ve decided to prepare these lovely little bow-ties with a very simple tomato sauce.
But there’s this thing I need to own up… I saw Feta cheese in the fridge and just couldn’t resist and had to add it to the sauce. The temptation was too strong. Stronger than me.
The result?
The cheese has given a unique tang to the sauce and it was all perfectly yummilicious!
These are the ingredients that you need if you want to make your own Tomato-Feta Farfalle.
1. First, peel and slice the garlic thinly.
2. Then pour the olive oil into a pan and heat it up.
3. When the oil begins to sizzle add the garlic.
Cook for about 1 minute stirring constantly.
4. Add the crushed tomatoes, salt and sugar and stir again.
5. Now cut your Feta cheese into little cubes (or just crumble it if you feel especially mischievous)…
6. …and add it to the sauce.
7. Stir it all and let cook over medium-low heat for about 20 minutes. Stir every two minutes or so.
I wonder, will I ever tire of this color?
I don’t think so.
The color of tomato sauce might actually be the reason why I fell in love with food photography.
8. In the meantime, grab the basil leaves, give them a rough chop…
9. …and add them to the sauce about 18 minutes into the cooking process so that the basil can cook with the sauce for about two minutes.
You’ll notice that the sauce has reduced in volume a little and has become more thick.
10. Cook the bow-ties according to the package instructions.
And serve.
You can even sprinkle a little Parmesan on top. That will transfer you to heaven instantly.
Enjoy, dear friends!
(This recipe makes 6 portions and will take you about 30 minutes to prepare.)
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This is a really beautiful post with the pictures you took! It looks so professional 🙂
Thank you for sharing!
I’m salivating. I can practically taste your photos. This will be on next weeks menu. My husband doesn’t care for feta, however I’m going to try to sneak it past him;)
mmm…looks delicious! I look forward to trying your recipe for myself 🙂
My 4 year old son always asks if we’re having “the bow one’s” (Farfalle) whenever I’m cooking up pasta, he’s a big fan of Farfalle pasta too!
These photos are basically making me crave food right now 🙂
We had Farfalle pasta tonight. You are right they are the best.
Loved your blog a lot and i’ve been subscribed to it now. Today, I added your blog to my blogroll as it is so much fun and I absolutely love the way you write 🙂
Thank you so much! 😉 Petra
That bow-tie pasta recipe was fantastic! Thanks so much. I made it for my husband and he really enjoyed it.
what cheese could substitute the feta? would onions ad anything or detract?
Hi Cag! You can use any sheep’s or goats’ curd cheese. And I wouldn’t add onions into this dish. Happy cooking! 🙂 Petra
Gorgeous pictures! The tomato sauce really pops
looks good! I’m kicking myself because I just found out how great feta cheese is with pasta! Had absolutely no idea what I was missing!
your really torturing me! i cant eat this amazing pasta cause im fasting!! Oh MAN!!! 🙁
Hi Petra! Would you recommend ricotta or cottage cheese as a replacement for feta? Or even cream cheese? I know it’s such a small amount, but I really don’t like feta LOL!
Instead of feta, try gorgonzola….enjoy!