This dish was inspired by Ree Drummond's Pasta Primavera that you can find on her blog. I love her show and follow her blog. I would also give my right arm for her kitchen. I made a big pot of this a couple of weeks ago and we ate every bite!
First I swirled some olive oil in a large Dutch oven and added some shallots and garlic; the shallots were chopped fine and the garlic was crushed.
Then I added carrots and red pepper diced finely.
Next I added frozen corn, frozen green beans and some frozen chopped spinach. I also added in a cup and a half of chicken broth.
Then I added a cup of heavy cream, 3/4 C. Parmesan cheese, and 1 pkg. of smoked sausage sliced in quarter inch slices.
While all of this was cooking, I cooked a pkg. of gemelli according package directions. When the pasta was just about done, I took a cup of the pasta cooking water and put it into the Dutch oven. The sauce had started to thicken and the pasta water loosened it up a bit.
I drained the cooked pasta and added it my meat and veggie mixture.
Chris is not a big fan of sun dried tomatoes so I added them to just my portion when serving.
Topped it off with some shaved Asiago cheese. It was yummy.
I didn't measure much of anything in this recipe. I was mostly just eyeballing everything as I threw it in. I added less spinach because honestly, I am not a big fan of cooked spinach. All of the other veggies I really liked. You could also add asparagus or broccoli...you won't catch me adding broccoli but when you make it; add whatever you like, whatever is in season or whatever is in your fridge!!
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