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Pasta with Green Herbs, Greens and Garlic from My Garden

Pasta with Green Herbs, Greens and Garlic from My Garden

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    inpatskitchen's Notes: My garden this past year was not like previous years - only 3 zucchini, the rabbits took the green beans and the tomatoes were small (but tasty!). The collards, basil, parsley, green onions...

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Serves 3 to 4

  1. In a large saute pan, saute the garlic and green onions over medium heat for a minute or two until the garlic becomes fragrant.

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  2. Add the wine and the 1/2 cup of chicken broth and then start adding the collards a handful at a time until they wilt. Simmer them for about 20 minutes until the liquid is almost gone.

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  3. Add the salt and pepper, stir in the cooked pasta and while still on the heat stir in the parsley, basil and oregano.

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  4. Stir in some of the reserved broth until you get your desired consistency for the sauce. Re-season with salt and pepper, pour into a serving bowl and garnish with as much grated Parmesan as you like.

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12 Comments on Pasta with Green Herbs, Greens and Garlic from My Garden

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DELICIOUS...i used the same amount of greens and herbs but used a whole
lb. of fettucine and it was fine.

Dscn3274 Reply

I'm so glad you enjoyed this...I just love pasta with all kinds of greens (especially when I grow them myself!) Thanks!

Copy_of_me Reply

Can't go wrong with pasta, fresh garden greens and cheese! BTW - we keep a very tall fence around our garden to keep bunnies, deer and other critters from feasting to their heart's desire!

Dscn3274 Reply

Thanks lapadia! Unfortunately the fence doesn't always work....

Dsc_0034 Reply

oh, yum! i want a big bowlful right now!

Dscn3274 Reply

Thanks!..Eating greens like this is super yummy!

Img_2764 Reply

Gee, hard to believe 3 zucchini. They're usually plentiful as, well, rabbits. Love this.

Dscn3274 Reply

We moved the zucchini this year...I think that was the problem.....should have tried harder at moving the rabbits (LOL)! Thanks

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This looks great and sounds as you said "Earthy"! Yummy!

Dscn3274 Reply

Thank you!! If I could only have a garden big enough for more of the same I'd be a happy camper!

Dscn3274 Reply

Thank you sdebrango...I kept looking at all those collards and green herbs in the garden and knew I needed to combine them!

Oldies_joemare_bd Reply

Love this, I really like the bitter greens with the pasta. Delicious!

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