Lemon Paprika Salmon Pappardelle with Courgette and Cherry Tomatoes

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I am a HUGE fan of quick Pasta dishes for Lunch and this one didn’t disappoint! I struggled to find the dry version of Pappardelle but tracked it down in good old Sainos. It was the ‘very special’ variety and I do think it makes it feel ‘very special’ as it’s so large and nothing makes me happier than a large mouthful of Pasta 🙃

The recipe makes enough for me, myself and I BUT obvs double, triple, whatever to your hearts content.

For 1 person you will need:

  • 1 Salmon Fillet (I cooked both so I can have the other tomorrow for Lunch)

  • 75g Pappardelle

  • 1 Courgette

  • Handful of Cherry Toms

  • Garlic

  • Smoked Paprika

  • Oregano

  • Lemon

  • 50g of Philadelphia Light

  • Parsley

  • Salt and Pepper

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First squeeze half a Lemon over the Salmon, sprinkle generously with Smoked Paprika, Oregano, Salt and Pepper and leave to marinate for an hour.

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Peel around the outside of the Courgette so you have ‘ribbons’ and chop the Parsley.

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After an hour, pop the Salmon into the oven on 180 for around 15 minutes.

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Start frying the Cherry Tomatoes off gently with 1 tsp of Smoked Paprika, 1/2 tsp of Oregano, 1 tsp of Garlic and some Salt and Pepper. Put the Pappardelle onto boil in salted water.

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After a minute or so add a couple of spoons of water to the Cherry Tomatoes and cook for another couple of minutes then turn the heat off, they only need a few minutes or they will turn to mush!

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Once the Pappardelle is cooked after around 8/10 minutes, drain saving some of the cooking water.

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Add the Pappardelle to the Tomatoes along with the Courgette ribbons and Philadelphia. Add a couple of spoons of the Pasta water and mix altogether, add more water till you have a consistency of sauce you like, finish with the Parsley.

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Flake the Salmon into chunks, you can stir it in or put it on top.

And that’s it!

Hope you enjoy.

L x

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