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Yum! What's not to love about this Creamy Vegetable Pasta Bake - delicious vegetables in a creamy tomato sauce topped with melted cheese goodness.

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My family love pasta bakes. So it is a dish I create often, varying it up pretty much every time. It's an easy way to hide some vegetable for the kids.

One of our family favourite combinations is This Creamy Vegetable Pasta Bake. It's really delicious and the kids love the mixed colours of the tricoloured bows I use.

Any pasta will work fine in this dish, so use whatever you have on hand. But the tricoloured bows look really pretty in this pasta bake.

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Vegetables such as zucchini and mushrooms in a creamy sauce with peas and sweetcorn topped with fresh tomatoes and melted mozzarella and fresh basil. Delicious!!

It is such a versatile recipe, that you can switch up the vegetable each time you make it.

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You will also find various Pasta Bake recipes on here to choose from.

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Creamy Vegetable Pasta Bake

Yield: SERVES 4

Prep Time: 10 minutes

Cook Time: 40 minutes

Total Time: 50 minutes

Yum! What's not to love about this Creamy Vegetable Pasta Bake - delicious vegetables in a creamy tomato sauce topped with melted cheese goodness.

Ingredients

  • 250g (9oz) of uncooked pasta (can use gluten free pasta) - I used tri-coloured pasta bows.
  • 1 small onion, finely chopped
  • 1 small courgette (zucchini), chopped
  • 100g of mushrooms, chopped
  • 2 cloves of garlic crushed
  • 1 cup (240ml) of passata
  • 1 cup (240ml) of chicken or vegetable stock
  • 2 teaspoons of brown sugar
  • splash of balsamic vinegar
  • chilli flakes (optional if you like a bit of heat)
  • ⅓ cup (80ml) of sweetcorn
  • ⅓ cup (80ml) of peas
  • couple of fresh basil leaves, chopped
  • 1 tablespoon of mixed Italian herbs
  • 8 Laughing Cow Light Cheese Triangles
  • 1 medium sized ripe tomato, sliced
  • 100g (3.5oz) of mozzarella cheese
  • Olive oil spray
  • Salt and Pepper to season

Instructions

  1. Preheat oven to 200c or 400f (gas mark 6)
  2. Spray a frying pan with olive oil spray, add the onion, garlic, mushrooms and courgette and cook until softened over a medium heat.
  3. Add the passata, chicken stock, basil, balsamic vinegar, sugar and sprinkling of chilli flakes. Bring to the boil and then simmer for approx 10 mins. Add a little more water if needed, if the sauce reduces too much.
  4. Add the laughing cow to a bowl and add to in a few spoonfuls of the sauce. Whisk until smooth. Pour this back into the sauce and stir until it is all mixed in. Season with some salt and pepper as needed.
  5. In the meantime, add your pasta to a saucepan of hot water and cook till Al Dente (avoid overcooking, you want the pasta to still have a bite to it).
  6. Add the pasta to the sauce, along with the peas and sweetcorn and mix all ingredients together
  7. Transfer pasta mix to a ovenproof dish.
  8. Top with the slices of tomatoes and the mozzarella cheese.
  9. Bake in the oven till cheese has melted and is golden. Approx 20-30 mins
  10. Serve with a side salad.

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Nutrition Information

Serving Size 1 SERVING
Amount Per ServingCalories 424Total Fat 8.3gSaturated Fat 4.2gCholesterol 31.4mgSodium 799.5mgCarbohydrates 65gFiber 3.3gSugar 8.1gProtein 22.1g

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FAQs

What pasta is free on Slimming World? ›

At Slimming World, we don't believe in cutting out food groups. In fact, potatoes and dried plain pasta, rice, noodles and couscous are all Free Foods, which means that you can eat as much of them as you like! If you fancy some quick, comforting carbs, our healthy pasta and rice recipes will hit the spot.

How much pasta is a portion on Slimming World? ›

A regular portion of pasta is around 70–80 grams, a large portion is about 100 grams, a diet portion is 40–50 grams.

Can you eat pasta on a low-fat diet? ›

Incorporating quality carbs, such as pasta, into meals is useful in preventing large fluctuations in blood sugar levels, which helps keep food cravings under control. Pasta is also a low-fat food, just be mindful of what sauce you pair it with!

Is pasta low in calories? ›

About 1 cup of cooked pasta—for most shapes, that's 2 ounces of dry pasta—mixed with vegetables can be a satisfying portion for many people. But even if you eat 2 whole cups of pasta, that's still only about 400 calories (plus 14 g of protein and vitamins and minerals). That's not too shabby for a 2-cup serving.

Can you really eat unlimited pasta on Slimming World? ›

Free Foods are at the heart of Food Optimising. They include everyday staples such as pasta, rice and potatoes, and you can eat them in unlimited amounts, so you'll never go hungry.

Can you really eat unlimited free food on Slimming World? ›

As long as they're cooked without fat or oil, you can enjoy hundreds of delicious Slimming World Free Foods with absolutely no limits.

Is rice and pasta good for losing weight? ›

Yes, you can eat starchy foods like rice and pasta and still lose weight. Starchy foods such as rice and pasta can be a part of a balanced diet and can help you lose weight if eaten in moderation and combined with other healthy foods and an exercise program.

How much pasta should I eat per meal to lose weight? ›

Meanwhile, the answer to the great pasta conundrum is two handfuls of dried pasta for a portion, or if you've already cooked it, the amount that fits in two hands cupped together. It's the same for rice, and if you opt for a baked potato instead then one the size of your fist will do it.

Can you eat as much as you want on Slimming World? ›

Slimming World members love that they can eat Free Foods in unlimited amounts – with no counting, weighing or measuring needed, until they feel full – as well as the flexibility to choose Free Foods in the amounts that fit with their individual needs and requirements, for a truly personalised plan.

What is the healthiest pasta for weight loss? ›

The fiber and protein content of edamame pasta makes it an excellent choice for weight loss since these nutrients help you feel full longer, which may help you eat less overall.

Can I eat pasta and still lose belly fat? ›

Yes, you can eat pasta and still stick to your weight loss goals and lose fat. The main consideration to keep in mind when making food choices while trying to lose weight is to remain in a calorie deficit. Very simply, if your body uses more calories than you consume, then you will lose weight.

What is the best rice for weight loss? ›

Brown rice is the most recommended variety for those hoping to lose weight. Loaded with dietary fibre, brown rice boosts metabolism and has 111 calories for every 100 grams.

What pasta can you eat on Slimming World? ›

Yes you can enjoy pasta on the Slimming World plan, and our members will find more than 100 recipes – from a classic carbonara to a stuffed cannelloni – on the app and website. This delicious mushroom dish is a speedy dinnertime winner!

What pasta is zero points? ›

Pastas and noodles made with flours from legumes and whole grains will be a ZeroPoint food. We've included them because when these flours are used in place of refined flour, they create a more filling, satisfying, and versatile base for pasta dishes.

Do you have to weigh pasta on Slimming World? ›

You'll never feel hungry with Slimming World, because our plan is packed with hundreds of Free Foods which you can eat freely without any weighing or measuring (yes, even pasta, potatoes and rice!). And there's no need to worry about calorie counting, as we've done all that hard work for you!

Why is fresh pasta not free on Slimming World? ›

Because, fresh pasta has twice as many carbohydrates as dry pasta. In the Slimming World rules, you will see, you can only choose dry pasta to have as a free food.

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