Just a Few Dishes to Wash!! Avocado Pasta with Sesame Salt

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I came up with this idea when I felt like having spaghetti, but didn't want to do the dishes.

You could add sesame oil to the avocado for a creamier taste when the avocado is unripe. Recipe by Kazapi-

Just a Few Dishes to Wash!! Avocado Pasta with Sesame Salt

I came up with this idea when I felt like having spaghetti, but didn't want to do the dishes.

You could add sesame oil to the avocado for a creamier taste when the avocado is unripe. Recipe by Kazapi-

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Ingredients

1 serving
  1. 100 gramsSpaghetti
  2. 1/2Avocado
  3. 1 tbspSesame salt
  4. 1 tspLemon juice
  5. 1 tbspSesame oil
  6. 1 tspKombu tea or kombu based dashi stock
  7. 1 tbspChopped green onions
  8. 1as much (to taste) Fried onion or garlic

Cooking Instructions

  1. 1

    Fill a frying pan 2/3 with water (not listed) and bring to a boil.

  2. 2

    Add the spaghetti into the water, forming a circle so that the pieces are not layered on each other. Cook for 1 minute less than instructed on the package.

  3. 3

    While the pasta is cooking, cut the avocado in half lengthwise around the seed. Tap the pit with a knife to remove it. Scoop the flesh with a spoon and mash together with the ingredients marked ☆ in the avocado peel.

  4. 4

    Drain the spaghetti by covering with a lid slightly so that the spaghetti doesn't drain out. You can leave some of the cooking water with the spaghetti.

  5. 5

    Toss the spaghetti and the ingredients marked ★ on the plate and mix everything together. Serve immediately, garnished with the avocado paste, green onions and fried garlic.

  6. 6

    You only need to do this much washing up!

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