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Chicken Garlic Pasta with Butter Beans
A simple, hearty pasta with roasted garlic and olive oil turned into a sauce with chili flakes, Parmesan, and herbs. Spinach, cooked chicken, and butter beans make it a filling one-pot-style meal.
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Ingredients
- garlic (Roast in the oven; amount not stated. The video emphasizes using a generous amount.)
- olive oil (Amount not stated; used with the garlic.)
- spaghetti (Boiled; package shown is Hannaford protein spaghetti, but quantity is not stated.)
- chili flakes (Amount not stated.)
- salt (Amount not stated.)
- black pepper (Amount not stated.)
- Parmesan (Amount not stated.)
- parsley (The creator says they prefer cilantro; parsley is named as the standard herb used. Choose parsley or cilantro to taste.)
- spinach (Amount not stated.)
- cooked chicken (Any cooked or rotisserie chicken; amount not stated.)
- butter beans (Add to finish; amount not stated.)
Steps
- 1
Roast the garlic with olive oil in the oven until tender. The source does not specify the oven temperature, roasting time, or amounts.
- 2
Boil the spaghetti until cooked, following the package directions; drain it. The source does not state a cooking time.
- 3
Put the roasted garlic and its olive oil into a blender or food processor. Add chili flakes, salt, black pepper, Parmesan, and parsley (or cilantro, as the creator prefers), then mix into a sauce. The source does not specify quantities or equipment.
- 4
Add the sauce to the cooked spaghetti and mix to coat.
- 5
Add spinach and cooked or rotisserie chicken, then mix them into the pasta.
- 6
Add butter beans to finish and serve.
Notes
The source provides no ingredient quantities, roasting temperature or duration, or explicit serving count. It reports approximately 500 calories, nearly 40 g protein, and about 7 g fiber per serving; those values are stated in the video and not independently verifiable from the unspecified quantities.
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