My daughter was looking for a quick pasta fix before heading out to a school dance and I came up with this flavour bonanza. I used gluten free rice pasta for her because she's gluten intoletant, but it would work with any pasta or rice.

A light and full of taste fusilli dish!! You can taste every single ingredient without one being more prevalent than another.

Recipe by Lidia Matticchio Bastianich these are the tomatoes she said in her recipe to use now I see why I have never had tomatoes taste so good out of a can

I like pasta. I like making different pasta sauces but i confess first time i've made this i was trying to use zucchinis left from another dish. So as i usually add veggies on my pasta i decided to use them. And added some color with peppers and carrots. Pleaselet me know if u like it. Cheers

Super good with red pepper flakes sprinkled over pasta :)

Press a bamboo skewer lenghtwise into the side of a 1” wide strip of fresh pasta dough, roll it, slide off the skewer and it will dry into a hollow fusilli pasta tube, it is that simple.Even more elegantly, wrap 1/4” pasta dough strips around the bamboo skewer to make rotini type fusilli. Traditional handmade fresh Fusilli pasta absorbs more sauce because it is hollow and because fresh pasta absorbs sauces better.If you fine grind red hard wheat kernels once, you get spelt wheat flour. Twice, your get finer flour, seminola grade. Three times, you get super fine flour, durum grade. Fusilli pasta likes half seminola and half durum. No problem! Split seminola in half and grind half one more time, to durum grade.You can cook soft freshly made fusilli pasta directly in the pasta sauce, no prior boiling needed. Once dry, preboil in salted water.Economical: one cup of wheat kernels makes two cups of flour, which makes two cups of long fusilli. Two cups of fresh fusilli make four cups cooked delicious fusilli.Tastes just like eating in Italy.#GlobalApron

A healthier choice compare to normal 🍝 pasta.