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|    Six Ingredient Simple Onion Pasta    |
|    05 Mar 25 11:16:57    |
   
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    Title: Six Ingredient Simple Onion Pasta (Gluten Free)   
    Categories: Gf, Pasta, Vegetarian   
    Yield: 3 Servings   
      
    1/2 Red onion; julienned   
    1/2 White onion; julienned   
    3 cl Garlic; minced   
    1 tb Extra virgin olive oil   
    1 ts Salt   
    1 Box gluten free spaghetti   
    Parsley; for garnish   
      
    Begin cooking pasta according to instructions on box.   
      
    In a large pan over medium high heat, add extra virgin olive oil.   
      
    When oil is hot, add onions. Allow them to cook with relatively little   
    agitation for about 3 minutes. Then add garlic and salt.   
      
    Continue cooking garlic and onions, not stirring minimally, until   
    onions begin to brown (an additional 4 to 5 minutes). Add more salt.   
      
    When onions are fairly brown,take 1 ladleful or 1/4 cup of the water   
    from your cooking pasta ("pasta water") and add to cooking onions.   
    Reduce heat. When the sauce has reduced completely, add an additional   
    1/4 cup of pasta water.   
      
    Add cooked pasta to the onions and incorporate into the onions. Add   
    additional pasta water as necessary if pasta is too dry.   
      
    Garnish with a little more olive oil and fresh parsley.   
      
    Recipe by Joanne Molinaro   
      
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