Nothing better than a one pot meal, like this delicious Syn Free One Pot Shrimp Pasta
Sometimes when you cook a meal, especially after a busy day, the last thing you want is various pots and pans to clear up.
Well this dish avoids all of that, as it is all cooked in just the one pan, super simple, super quick. Plus it tastes amazing.
Whenever I am making a homemade pasta sauce from scratch, I prefer fresh tomatoes where possible. You can use canned if that is all you have got, but the taste of fresh tomatoes as they break down into a sauce once cooked is out of this world, the have a natural sweetness to them, where as canned tomatoes tend to be acidic and normally require some kind of sugar/sweetener to tone it done.
The few drops of tabasco added to this One Pot Shrimp Pasta add a little bit of heat to the sauce which compliments it really well and of course a good few handfuls of spinach add that extra speed that is always a good thing. Spinach is a great speed food to add into pasta, as it doesn’t take much cooking, so is nice and quick.
Although this recipe is for shrimp, you could actually use chicken instead if you prefer or add in some white fish, now that would be yummy.
This can be made gluten free if you choose a gluten free pasta like brown rice pasta (I always like to recommend brown rice pasta as a gluten free alternative as I find it to be the closest in taste and texture to original pasta, hey even if you aren’t gluten free, it’s a healthier alternative to try. This One Pot Shrimp Pasta is also dairy free, but if you are okay with dairy, a little bit of grated parmesan to the top as part of your HEa is really nice. You could even stir in a few tbs of low fat cream cheese to make it creamy, now there is a thought – yum!!
Give this One Pot Shrimp Pasta a try and serve with a big mixed salad for some more additional speed foods.
and if it is more pasta dishes you are after, check out these other Pasta Recipes.
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Syn Free One Pot Shrimp Pasta
Ingredients
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Nutrition Information:
Yield: 2
Serving Size: 1
Amount Per Serving:
Calories: 541Cholesterol: 173mgSodium: 1600mgCarbohydrates: 92gFiber: 6gSugar: 8.9gProtein: 39.2g
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That looks awesome!
I’m new to slimming world so when I made this I felt guilty as it was sooo good and I was stuffed
Is it Fish stock? Looks so good.
Cheers
Shaun
Hi Shaun, I used chicken stock, but vegetable or fish will work fine too.
I made this last night for the first time and it was amazing! I used noodles as when i went to throw in the spaghetti I had run out, but it was delicious. Will definitely be making again.
thanks for commenting Charlotte -I’m happy to hear you enjoyed it 🙂
Absolutely yummy no Tabasco so chopped up green chilli and loads for two people.
Made this tonight, loved it. Although used more passata and stock as pasta absorbed the liquid quickly. Definitely make it again
thanks for coming back and commenting Julie – really appreciated.
Amazing dish! Will 100% be making this again 🙂
Im new to this community, but i have made it with shrimp and a couple of times with meatless italian sausages, and both have come out delicious. I didn’t have any stock so i used a cup to 2 cups of water depending on how many servings im making it for. I love i can do it all in 1 pot, im not a big fan of dishes…every time i make this, its comes out great. Thank u for posting this recipe. Ill keep trying it will different variations of veggies and other vegan foods.
I made this for the first time tonight and it was amazing . The thick sauce was absolutely gorgeous! I will definitely be making this SW meal regularly . Thankyou for sharing!
I love this dish. I added a little cream cheese this time. It was even more amazing.
Made this last night, added peppers and mushrooms for extra speed and serves with roasted squaffles…….delish! OH loved it too, thanks!
A favourite of ours, so quick to make, however I add far more tabasco – about 15 drops – as we could taste little difference adding as per the recipe. We also cut back on the amount of spaghetti to about 150g for 2 of us.
I don’t have any fresh tomatoes, would tinned tomatoes work?