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Pea Shell Pasta

Pea Shell Pasta pairs very well with a variety of meats to make a quick summer side or to take as a side dish to pass at a picnic.

Pea Shell Pasta is best when you prepare it in the morning so it has all day to sit in the refrigerator allowing the flavors to blend together. It also makes a great light lunch with a side of fruit and yogurt. 

Pea Shell Pasta is a perfect side dish to any grilled meat or to take to a family picnic. I prefer this yogurt version instead of sour cream. 

Let's grocery shop!

I do not include salt and pepper because I assume it is already in your pantry. 

Pantry & Spices

  • mayonnaise
  • white balsamic vinegar
  • dried basil
  • dijon mustard

Grocery

  • garlic bulb
  • 1 onion
  • 1 stalk celery
  • 1 red pepper
  • 1 greek plain yogurt 5.3 oz
  • 1 box shell pasta 16 oz
  • frozen peas 12 oz

Let's prep!

Let's cook!

  1. Place a large pot of water on to boil
  2. Complete the prep from the prep tab above.
  3. Cook 8 oz pasta to package directions
    • In the last two minutes add 2 cups of frozen peas to the pasta
  4. Drain in a strainer with cold water until pasta is cooled. 
  5. Add the pasta and peas to the bowl and stir well. 
  6. Place in the refrigerator for at least an hour.

This recipe can also be found in Weekly Dinners for 2 under $45 – Menu 5

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