Bow-ties with Parsley Garlic Butter Sauce – Simple, Quick and Delicious! Looking for the best side dish to entertain? Wow your guests with a recipe that takes less than 15 minutes to make!
First things first.. definitely, invest in a quality garlic peeler and garlic press for your garlic. Both of these items will cut down the process time for your garlic, bonus, no garlicky stinky fingers! and My toddler loves to eat pasta. Of course growing up with a large Italian family pasta and garlic were main staples in our home. I loved when my mother would make bow-ties with parsley garlic butter sauce.
The garlic would be slightly caramelized and tender, the butter would be left on the plate when all was done so you could even sop it up with some fresh Italian bread. There are so many memories that involve food with my family, we really loved to eat, especially together. Every Sunday we’d head over to my grandparent’s house for a huge Italian Dinner Feast. Meatballs, Sunday Sauce, Pizza, Spaghetti with Bolognese, homemade zeppoles and of course love! My grandma always cooked with extra love! I seriously miss her cooking, especially her potato salad.
While I was pregnant with Kay all 3 of her great grandmothers were extremely excited to meet her. My gram, my mom mom and Chris’ Grandma Gerri. I still cannot believe they all passed when I was pregnant. Not one of them got to meet her. I’m still in shock about it. I tell her all about her grandmothers and how they would have loved so much to be here with her. I look forward to the Sunday dinners that we create in our home. I plan to start the tradition with our family and hope that Kay carries the tradition on. She loves to eat, her new favorite is baked potatoes! When I made bow-ties with parsley garlic butter sauce she devoured her bowl I made her and asked for more right away. I of course refilled her bowl! Her little hands were all greasy from the butter and oil and her tiny lips and cheeks as well. It’s so fun to see her finally enjoy food! I can’t believe just a year ago she was only enjoying fruits and veggies. This pasta is a family favorite and I hope you enjoy it too!
Bow-ties with Parsley Garlic Butter Sauce
Ingredients
- 1 box of bow-ties
- 1 bulb garlic , chopped
- 3 tablespoons butter
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- handful of parsley , chopped
- salt to taste (I use about 1 teaspoon, don't forget to salt your pasta water!)
Instructions
- Boil pasta and drain reserving about 1 cup of pasta water.
- In a large skillet brown garlic in butter and olive oil.
- Once the garlic is softened toss it in with the bow-ties.
- Sprinkle in parsley and salt, add in pasta water until all pasta is dressed.
Nutrition
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A delicious dish. xo Catherine
This is SO my kind of food. I’d love to make this for a lunch this week maybe with some steamed broccoli added in.
This looks so yummy and clean can’t wait to try it.
That is so sad that they all passed away before she was born. How hard that must have been for you and your husband.
Your recipe looks delish, and, I am sure a weekly dinner tradition will be a wonderful way to remember them all.
I made this with dinner and it was really good! I didn’t have bowtie pasta and used penne. 🙂
Loved this! Will be adding this to my collection. I added chicken and parm!
This looks tempting but I’m skeptical and worried about using a whole bulb of garlic. Isn’t that overkill? I’ve seen similar recipes like this with garlic butter, but they don’t use a whole bulb!
I mean you can use as much or as little as you want. 🙂 I use a whole bulb, sometimes more!