In association with Bertolli
I love pasta dishes and I have a few that I fall back on time and again which rely on mainly store cupboard ingredients, great for those days when you haven’t had time to plan anything! So when Bertolli asked if I’d like to recreate one of their many fabulous pasta dishes I made a beeline for this Italian Tomato Spaghetti.
It’s so quick and easy and makes great use of store cupboard ingredients! The puttanesca style tomato sauce is packed full of anchovies, olives, capers and garlic for a really authentic Italian flavour. The recipe uses Bertolli Original Spread which is made with olive oil and it gives a lovely creaminess to the flavour. Did you know Bertolli contains 74% less saturated fat than butter?
My family loved this Italian Tomato Spaghetti and the only thing I added to it was a dash of black pepper as we do like our pepper but if you don’t then you could leave it out!
I have to say I have been a late comer to the caper and anchovy party but now I can’t have enough of them! I will definitely be making this dish regularly as it is so simple to make and uses ingredients I usually have to hand.
Do check out the Bertolli pasta recipe page as there are so many other quick and delicious meal ideas!
What’s your go to pasta dish? Do tell me in the comments below!
For more pasta inspiration check out the following recipes:
- 10 Minute Mushroom Pasta
- Tenderstem Broccoli, Chilli & Garlic Spaghetti
- Chilli, Bacon & Chickpea Pasta
- Gennaro’s Easy Pancetta Pasta with Peas
- Genaro’s Tagliatelle Pasta Recipe with Garlic Mushrooms
- Four Cheese Pasta with Basil Bertolli Butter and Sweet Roast Tomatoes
- Smoked Salmon & Leek Macaroni Cheese
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NB: This is a commissioned post for Bertolli and all opinions are my own.
Italian Tomato Spaghetti with Bertolli
Ingredients
- 55 g Bertolli Original Spread
- 2 tsp grated garlic
- 50 g tin anchovy fillets in olive oil
- 2 tbsp capers
- 85 g pitted black olives
- 400 g tin Italian chopped tomatoes
- 350 g Italian spaghetti or other pasta
- 2 tbsp chopped fresh curly parsley
- Freshly ground pepper
Instructions
- Heat the Bertolli spread in a saucepan over a medium heat and sauté the garlic and anchovies until soft.
- Add capers, olives, tomatoes and freshly ground pepper and simmer for 15-20 minutes.
- Meanwhile cook the spaghetti or pasta according to their instructions. Drain.
- Add the spaghetti to the sauce and toss well together.
- Serve sprinkled with parsley.
Jayne Sullivan
A winning receipt. tasty dish which will use some of the ingredients that I have already in the stock cupboard.
Camilla
Great Jayne:-)
Amy Fidler
Love pasta and Bertolli,so this will go down well with me x
Camilla
Great Amy, must make it again myself soon:-)
Laura Tovey
Think I shall have to try this one, sounds lovely
William Gould
Ooo that looks really good! We always have a pasta dish at least once a week. And any leftovers are delicious cold the next day!
Camilla
Yes what would we do without pasta, having it tonight:-)
Hazel Rea
This sounds delicious – wasn’t so sure about the anchovies until I read one of the other comments that says they take on a nutty flavour.
Camilla
In dishes like this the anchovies are akin to seasoning:-)
Cassie
Thanks so much for linking to my recipe blog post for Gennaro’s mushroom pasta dish! Your spaghetti looks amazing, I want to try this tonight!
Camilla
Thanks and a pleasure:-)
Angie Hoggett
looks delicious I could live on pasta dishes!
Camilla
Thanks, it was fab:-)
Dsisto
I made this and my sister, who claims she hates anchovies, ate it and loved it.
She didnt believe me when i told her it had anchovies. In the oil cooked throigh, they take on a slightly nutty flavor.
Camilla
Fab Dsisto so glad you like it and maybe she’ll try some more anchovy dishes, now, I never used to like them either!
Elizabeth
Oh gosh this looks like the perfect comfort food! Love that you’ve added olives too (I’m an olive fan). Bertolli is my go-to spread now – I love it on a slice of fresh bread!
Camilla
Thanks Elizabeth, yes we love Bertolli spread too:-)
ZARA
Great post!