Mushroom Pappadelle with Parsley and Chives

Mushroom Pappadelle with Parsley and Chives
It’s was nine thirty in the morning and I was stress eating peanut butter cups, (you know the amazing dark chocolate ones from Trader Joe’s). Anyway, we were in the midst of replacing part of our plumbing which is under the house with access in a small crawl space outside two of the bedrooms windows. What makes this whole mess even more stressful is the realization that  sometimes replacing one pipe could cause more damage to another…….we are just wishing for the best. Enough of this as mixing food with certain  subjects is probably a big no no.

Maitake and Shitake Mushrooms
Anyway, I knew that something special was needed for dinner that night. After visiting the mushroom vendor at Newport’s farmers market, I knew at once this meal would fit the bill as it was easy to make, comforting and most of all delicious!


yield: 3 to 4print recipe

Mushroom Pappadelle with Parsley and Chives

prep time: 20 MINScook time: 25 MINStotal time: 45 mins
Enjoy this earthy comforting fall meal. Simple but quality ingredients is what makes this mixed mushroom pappardelle dish.

INGREDIENTS:


  • 1 pound mixed mushrooms
  • 3 tablespoons olive oil
  • 2 tablespoons unsalted butter
  • 1 clove of garlic, minced
  • 8 ounces Pappardelle pasta
  • 1 handfully of fresh flat-leaf parsley, roughly chopped
  • 1 tablespoon fresh chives, thinly chopped

INSTRUCTIONS:


  1. In a large pot of boiling salted water cook pasta al dente, (check pasta package instructions for cooking times).
  2. Brush off any dirt from the mushrooms with a pastry brush or a paper towel. Slice the mushrooms thinly.
  3. In a large skillet on medium-high heat add olive oil and butter, add mushrooms. Let them fry fast, tossing once or twice, then add the garlic and a pinch of salt. Cook 6-8 minutes, tossing regularly. Toss and season to taste.
  4. Now add pasta, Parmesan, parsley and chives. Toss gently, coating the pasta with the mushrooms. Serve, adding additional parsley and Parmesan. Enjoy!

Comments

  1. This one is divine, Cheri! Wanted to let you that I am featuring your Summertime Vegetable Pasta recipe on my blog today! Happy Friday ♥

    summerdaisycottage.blogspot.com

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  2. Love those mushrooms..the pappadelle must be very tasty.

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    1. Thanks Angie, we love mushrooms as well. Have a great week-end!

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  3. I love the looks of this dish . It has all the ingredients I like. Thanks Cheri

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    1. Thank you for stopping by Gerlinde! have a wonderful week-end!

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  4. Without the stress of the plumbing...The day would be divinely perfect with your gorgeous Mushroom Pappadelle and PB chocolate cups!

    <3

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    1. Oh how I love those darn chocolate cups, need more self control. Yes, in the end everything turned out fine, thanks Kim!

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  5. I love mushrooms in my dishes. And this one — no words for these pappadelle. Looks really tempting. I've just bought a big bag of mushrooms. So I can make it really soon.

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    1. Oh I hope you do have a chance to make this Anu, thanks and have a great week-end!

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  6. Honestly, this is our favorite kind of pasta. Simple, fresh, elegant. Whenever mushrooms are available at the farmers market, this is what we have for dinner – and ours is almost identical, minus the garlic. Have you ever tried serving mushrooms with nepitella? It's known as catmint in our gardens. We were taught by end of the lease Italian friend that they use it with sautéed mushrooms. It's really quite wonderful, and a very different flavor than we are all used to.

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    1. No I have never heard of nepitella, will be on the look out for it as soon as I get back. Love finding new ingredients, thanks David.

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  7. Cheri, I'm so excited on your blogging surge this summer with so many fun and interesting recipes! I am a huge, huge fan of Trader Joe's Pappadelle- especially the lemon pepper one which goes beautifully with a veal and mushroom stew. Love your combination today- delish! Peggy

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    1. Thanks Peggy, will have to try the lemon-pepper Pappadelle, sounds fabulous!

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  8. I love mushrooms and I am literally drooling. this looks so good!

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  9. I hope your plumbing woes are over and you can enjoy a stress-free weekend. This pasta is comfort food in my book, too!!!

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    1. Thanks Liz, yes all woes are over, everything turned out as good as could be expected.

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  10. Oh man, hope everything goes good with your plumbing! This pasta looks so simple and delicious! YUM, thanks for sharing!

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    1. Thanks Phi, yes, everything turned out. Hope you are having a great week-end!

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  11. Hi, Cheri! What a delicious and comforting vegetarian pasta dish... I will have to make it for dinner one of these days.

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    1. Thanks Denise, hope you get the chance, so happy you stopped by.

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  12. Yum, perfect for fall! Parsley is perfect to add to the mushrooms:)

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  13. Cheri:
    I hope the plumbing work resolves soon. Your past dish I am sure brought you comfort. It looks delicious.

    D

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    1. Yes Dena, plumbing is resolved, and this dish was exactly what we needed.

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  14. This simple dish is one of my favorites…we have a vendor at our farmer's market that grows a wonderful selection of mushrooms like those you bought. Your pasta had to be delicious.

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    1. We buy our from a vendor at the famers market as well, delicious every time. Thanks Karen!

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  15. Hi Cheri,
    Nothing beats a plate of homely, comfort and delicious meal. Enjoy !

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  16. I hate having work done on the house, but this pasta would certainly soften the blow. I just love mushroom pasta.

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    1. Thanks Laura, yes, this plate of comfort did help did soften the blow.

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  17. Oh, I hope the problem did not become TOO big, Cheri!
    You have picked my favourite pasta for this dish and mushrooms and pasta together are heavenly. I can never take a good photo of the two together though - how did you do that? Looks delicious!

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    1. No everything worked out in the end, feel very fortunate. Pappardelle is my favorite as well. Hope you are having a great week, thanks Robyn.

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  18. This looks like a lovely and tasty pasta dish!

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  19. I hope the plumbing job didn't result in more work being done. Love this pasta dish Cheri 😀

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    1. Thanks Tandy, pappardelle makes everything taste good.

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  20. Oh gosh...plumbing issues. We had a leaky pipe last year, and it took us about 3 months to figure out exactly where the leak was. We were trying everything under the sun to find it...but you know how water is. Anyways, I love this quick and easy pasta dish. Total comfort food right there! I hope your plumbing issues get resolved soon! :-)

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    1. Water is tricky, too tricky for sure. But it's fixed, fingers crossed. Thanks David!

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  21. Yum - quick, easy and tasty. I hope your plumbing issue is working out okay. Plumbing is my husband's least favorite DIY...

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    1. Yes Mindy, the plumbing issue has been resolved, thank goodness. Now on to the next task.

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  22. Oh no, hope the plumbing issues have been fixed. Hopefully this pasta dish helped a bit. It looks absolutely amazing!! Love all those mushrooms!

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    1. Thanks Kelly, yes everything has been fixed, much easier than I first thought.

      We are big mushroom fans so this dish was almost enjoyable after the day we had.

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