5 creamy pastas to curb your craving

By TASTE, 16 March 2022

Is there anything more comforting than pasta? No matter the weather, a bowl of pasta will always hit the spot and adding a creamy sauce into the mix takes the indulgence up a notch. We’ve rounded up five of our favourite creamy pasta recipes for when the craving hits.

1. Deconstructed lasagne

Not in the mood to make a whole layered lasagne? Sam Woulidge's genius recipe can be made with any pasta of your choice and uses crème fraîche instead of white sauce to save you some time. It can also be adapted to make a layered lasagne.

Deconstructed lasagne

Find the recipe for deconstructed lasagne here. 

2. Creamy mushroom pasta

Looking for a swanky meat-free Monday meal? This pasta takes it up a notch by being topped with crispy leeks and a poached egg. Plus, the creamy sauce is super-easy to make.

Creamy mushroom pasta

Find the recipe for creamy mushroom pasta here.

3. Creamy vegan pasta

Have you ever made cashew cream? It's way easier than you think! All you have to do is soak cashews in vegetable stock and then blend to your preferred consistency. Try it with easy vegan pasta.

Creamy-vegan-pasta

Find the recipe for creamy vegan pasta here. 

4. Ravioli with Gorgonzola cream

This is the easiest pasta you'll ever make. Using Woolworths' fresh spinach-and-ricotta ravioli and fresh butternut pansotti reduces the cooking time to just 20 minutes. It's served with lemony greens to cut through the richness of the Gorgonzola cream to strike the perfect balance.

Find the recipe for ravioli with gorgonzola cream here.

5. Classic macaroni cheese with bacon

You can't have a creamy pasta round-up without including mac and cheese. And this recipe is extra creamy! Made with milk and cream, the secret to this recipe is a good roux as the base of the sauce.

Find the recipe for classic extra creamy macaroni cheese with bacon here. 

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