Pasta is a versatile dish that works well with all sorts of ingredients. It was once thought to be an exclusively Italian dish, but has evolved and spread all over the world. From Thailand to Italy, pasta is a common favorite. No matter where you go, whether it’s on a solitary vacation or aboard a culinary cruise, it’s most likely that you’ll find tons of different pasta dishes available to eat. Plus, pasta can be enjoyed plant-based so if you’ve ever wanted to experiment with different kinds of vegan savory meals, pasta is a good way to anchor your ingredients. From roasted tomatoes to fresh oregano, its versatility knows no bounds!
If you love pasta as much as we do, check out this list of vegan pasta recipes that we have researched for you. Impress your guests by creating any of these sumptuous recipes.
Holy Cow Vegan Presents Vegan Manicotti with Spinach and Bean Ricotta
Manicotti roughly translates to “sleeve” or “pouch”, succinctly describing the shape and function of this tasty pasta variant. While the cannelloni is virtually similar to manicotti, the latter is thicker and has ridges on it, making it perfect for recipes with a lot of overflowing filling, such as this one. Savor the wonders of bean ricotta and spinach with this filling and fulfilling dish.
School Night Vegan Presents Vegan Ricotta Ravioli with Roasted Garlic
Ravioli is a pocket-like pasta variant that’s quite chewy with a center that bursts in your mouth. Ravioli is effective for a certain kind of savory dish, such as ricotta meals and thick tomato sauces. This particular recipe from School Night Vegan uses the latter, flavored with roasted garlic for that extra punch.
The Hidden Veggies Presets Simple Vegan Tomato Pasta
You may have savored a lot of luxurious and exotic plant-based cuisine on your past vegan tours, but sometimes, a simple recipe can be striking in its own right. This pasta recipe uses spaghetti and fresh tomatoes, along with a host of other delicious ingredients for a simple yet elegant meal.
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