Pasta

"I adore pizza but allergies prevent me from eating any product with yeast. What a nice alternative this recipe find is... even the kids love it!! From the Healthy Choice Recipe Book "Recipes for Life"."
 
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Ready In:
30mins
Ingredients:
8
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Cook angel hair pasta as directed on package.
  • Rinse and drain well.
  • In a 10 inch nonstick skillet, cook until tender onion and peppers in 1 tbls. olive oil.
  • Set vegetables aside to cool.
  • Heat 1 tbls. of olive oil in same skillet.
  • When well heated, spread angel hair pasta in skillet.
  • Cook for 5 minutes or so until browned on underside.
  • Turn pasta out on a plate.
  • Slip pasta back into skillet (browned side up) and reduce heat to medium.
  • Spoon sauce over pasta.
  • Top with cooked peppers and onions.
  • Sprinkle with cheese, seasoning and olives.
  • Cover and cook for 5 more minutes or until cheese is melted.
  • Cut into wedges and serve.

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Reviews

  1. What a fun recipe - looks great tastes great. I browned the angel hair well before flipping, used 1 cup hot salsa instead of pizza sauce GRrrrreat - I think the olives are a must. The onions I carmellized and only heated the peppers through Excellent Thanks Aroostook for a keeper
     
  2. I don't want to rate this recipe, as I cut back on the oil a bit and skipped the olives, so I didn't follow the recipe exactly. But I had a very hard time flipping the spaghetti "crust." Our pasta pizzas turned into pasta bowls that tasted like really good spaghetti. We aren't complaining - 'cause it was good - but it wasn't exactly what I had envisioned. I do have a photo, though, which I can upload, if you'd like! :)
     
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  1. What a fun recipe - looks great tastes great. I browned the angel hair well before flipping, used 1 cup hot salsa instead of pizza sauce GRrrrreat - I think the olives are a must. The onions I carmellized and only heated the peppers through Excellent Thanks Aroostook for a keeper
     

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