Penne Pasta in Avocado Chutney Sauce

Gluten free, vegan, vegetarian #Barilla pasta #recipe with a delectable chutney sauce made with#Costco avocados, #TraderJoes sundried tomatoes and #Kraft grated parmesan cheese

10 minute meal! Sunny, warm, lip smacking good pasta dish to brighten your winter! Gluten free, vegan, vegetarian recipe too!

Gluten free, vegan, vegetarian #Barilla pasta #recipe with a delectable chutney sauce made with#Costco avocados, #TraderJoes sundried tomatoes and #Kraft grated parmesan cheese
Bright and sunny, gluten free, vegan, vegetarian Penne Pasta with Avocado Chutney Sauce

Do you love 10 minute easy meals that are healthy and delectable? And something both kids and adults will enjoy? Then you have to try this easy gluten free, vegan, vegetarian meal! 

You know how crazy my family is about avocados so I keep trying different recipes with it like the Avocado and sundried Tomato Thepla, Creamy Avocado Kefir Lassi,Avocado and Caramelized Onion Rice, the avocado chutney wrap with a different flavored chutney, Dal Vada….. with a healthy twist! and even the Luscious Avocado Coconut Burfi…in 5 minutes! And this is just the partial list of my avocado recipes. The avocado has not failed me yet. My family has loved each and every one of these dishes.

The Penne Pasta in Avocado Chutney sauce is another great addition to my long list of avocado recipes and is definitely going to be a regular on our dinner menu. I used gluten free penne but you could use any pasta you like.

We have been having some cold, snowy, cloudy days in our neck of the woods and this bright, warm, scrumptious meal sure cheered me up. Hope it does the same for you.

Penne Pasta in Avocado Chutney Sauce

  • Servings: 4
  • Difficulty: easy
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Ingredients-

  • 12 oz box of Barilla gluten free pasta, cooked according to instructions on package.
  • 1 tablespoon sundried tomato strips, softened in warm water and drained

For the chutney sauce-

  • ½ ripe avocado
  • 1 small clove of garlic
  • ½ small Thai chili pepper (or to taste)
  • A handful of cilantro leaves and tender stems
  • 1 ½ teaspoons sugar or Stevia
  • Juice of 1 small lime
  • 1 cup water
  • Salt to taste
  • 1/8 cup extra virgin olive oil

Grated Parmesan cheese

To make the Penne Pasta with Avocado Chutney Sauce-

  1. Boil the penne pasta according to the instructions on the box. Mine took 10 minutes to cook.
  2. Soak the sundried tomato strips in warm water. Drain when softened.
  3. Meanwhile, in a blender, combine all ingredients for the chutney sauce and blend together. Drizzle in the extra virgin olive oil and keep running the blender until it is well incorporated in the sauce.
  4. Drain the cooked pasta, add the sundried tomato strips, the sauce and top with grated parmesan cheese.
  5. Your 10 minute meal is ready!

I liked this meal so much that I am eager to hear from you about how much you like it. Do let me know.

Enjoy!

Love,

Sandhya

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    2. Indah, Congratulations on your 300th post. You are truly a gifted photographer and I enjoy your photos very much. Special thanks to you I get to see the underwater world too.
      I could not comment on your post so thought I will write here. All the best for your future endeavors!

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    1. Jenny we love everything avocado too. hence so many recipes on my blog using avocados 🙂 This dish tastes awesome…if I may say so myself. It is going to be a regular on our dinner menu!

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    1. Arv, It is such an easy and healthy recipe that tastes delicious! My friend’s mother took back an avocado seed to India and is growing avocados in her garden.

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      1. That’s a major problem here. Availability of avocado except for cities like Delhi or Mumbai is a pain! Although it’s very common to buy parsley, bell peppers, zucchini which too were exotic, once.

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    1. Thanks Antonia. this avocado chutney sauce is a favorite at our home. Hope your little girl like sit too. Do let me know when you make it. Btw, it was good in the lunch box too.

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  14. This really looks nice too. Am on the look out for good and easy vegetarian recipes since recently becoming veggie at the age of 40! Thanks for sharing. I have a poetry blog on WordPress just in case you have the time/inclination to look 🙂

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    1. Thanks so much. I have lots of quick and easy, healthy vegetarian recipes on this blog. Do check them out. thanks so much for visiting and the follow!
      Checking out your poetry blog now!

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  15. Beautiful recipe, I just love those bright greens. Actually, I have been meaning to try avocado on pasta for a long while now – I’m a bit of an avocado addict. They’re just so delicious and creamy that I can’t resist, even if they’re just plain pitted avocados ❤ . They're a bit expensive here in the UK to eat often, but will keep this recipe in mind next time I get to buy some. Great photos too Sandhya 🙂

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    1. Thanks so much Ellanor. I am an avocado addict too 🙂 The best part about this recipe for avocado lovers like us is that this recipe makes a good amount of the avocado chutney sauce, so we can enjoy it even more !

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    1. Deepthi, You can totally omit the sun dried tomatoes too. The sun dried tomatoes have a deep concentrated tomato taste so I add them. If you like tomato flavor, you may saute fresh finely diced tomatoes until all liquid is evaporated and add them too.

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    1. It does store well Priya. I keep it for 2/3 days in refrigerator and the color does not change. Hope your kids like it as much as mine do.

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