Pasta Arrabbiata

Name: Pasta Arrabbiata | Slimming & Weight Watchers Friendly
Prep time: 5 min
Cook time: 15 min

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'Arrabbiata' means 'angry' in Italian, and this pasta dish has this name due to the spicy dried chilli in it. Our version of this classic Italian dish has a rich tomato sauce, with herbs and the all-important red chilli flakes. You can adapt the heat to suit your taste – use a little more or less depending on how 'angry' you like it!

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How To Batch

Cool the sauce within 2 hours of cooking, then divide it into individual servings and freeze immediately. Find detailed guidelines on reheating on page 11.

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Nice quick T

I added a little chopped chorizo and grated Parmesan cheese on top delicious

SIMPLE, EASY & CHEAP

Great meat free meal, cheap and really easy, I used tomatoes with garlic & herbs in which added an extra punch.. Go hard or easy on the chilli 🌶️ to suit your taste

One of my favourite meat free dishes, the spice heat is easy to alter to suit. Decided to make into a pasta bake, topped with a little grated cheese 😋

Made into a pasta bake

Added mange tout and spinach that were leftover, plus mushrooms, sprinkled with cheese and baked in the oven for 15 minutes and served with a cooked chicken breast

Spice!

Add extra spice, the flavours are lovely!

Simple, tasty, full family winner

We omitted the chilli so children could enjoy and added it at the table. Really simple basic idea. Easy to add in extra veg or meat from the fridge. Not necessary! And actually even tastier the next day cold. Weve been using it for lunches as well!

Quick, easy and filling.

I added some extra mushroom to the recipe and also used chilli and garlic chopped tomatoes and chilli puree for extra spicy’ness. I added a small amount of 50% reduced fat chedder to the top of the dish after cooking.