How to prepare the pasta with courgettes and peppers skipped in a pan at home: Fast summer first course
Linguine with courgettes and peppers, with a chopped herbs, lemon zest and pecorino cheese. Today the recipe of a first summer dish simple, vegetarian and tasty. This Pasta with summer vegetables You can serve both hot and cold, In version of pasta salad. But in this case I recommend using a short pasta. Courgettes and peppers they are not fried but stewed in a pan until it becomes almost creamy.
Pasta with zucchini and peppers: which zucchini use
My advice is to Use Sicilian courgettes light green color, both smooth and ribbed peel. Or, alternatively, the Zucchini Romanesque. Better to avoid dark peel zucchini, who often have a bitter note. The peppers with a chopped aromatic herbs and lemon zest give further freshness and taste and the Roman pecorino dop a pleasant sapid note. The simplicity of these linguine with courgettes and peppers It is evident, But you have to try this recipe to understand how courgettes and peppers are perfectly combined with each other. Another example? L’Spelled salad with zucchini, PEPPERS AND TUNA. Also in this case the sweetness of the vegetables is enhanced by the scents of the aromatic herbs.
This recipe it's one alternative, lighter because the vegetables are not fried, at the PASTA WITH FRIED ZUCCHINI SICILIAN or garlic SPAGHETTI NERANO. Let me know if you will try it. Have a good day!





4 comments
Great recipe! I love vegetables, herbs and the first simple, This dish is right for me! I've never tried the combination Zucchini and yellow peppers, but I will do it as soon as possible ;) Thanks for the idea.
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Angelas
Hi Angela, Welcome to blogs. I'm sure this recipe will give you great satisfaction. Of course you can try the version with red peppers. The color effect is guaranteed. Ciao. Thank you. Ada.
Fantastic flat in its simplicity!!!!
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Hi Neha thanks! I must say that our Green Zucchini make the difference, especially given the simplicity of the dish! But you know it already! A hug, Ada