Sunday, 28 October 2012

Chicken & Bacon Pasta Bake

I had some leftovers to use up and so created this tasty pasta bake.

Serves 2

Extra Easy - 0 syns, HEXa

Ingredients
200g Dried Fusilli Pasta
250g Passata
100g Fat Free Fromage Frais or 0% Greek Yoghurt
2 Chicken breasts, sliced
2 Bacon rashers, fat removed and sliced
1 Red onion, sliced 
1 Red Pepper, sliced
1/2 Courgette, sliced and halved
1 Garlic clove, finely chopped
60g Reduced Fat Cheddar, grated (HEXa)
Mixed Herbs
Salt & Black Pepper
Frylight

Method
1. Cook the pasta according to the packet instructions.
2. Add the vegetables and garlic to an ovenproof dish and spray with frylight. Cover with the mixed herbs and season. Put into a hot oven at 200C for 30 minutes or until the vegetables are soft.
3. Season the chicken and fry in a frying pan sprayed with frylight, along with the bacon, until cooked through.
4. Meanwhile, mix the passata and fromage frais (or greek yoghurt) in a bowl and season. Add the cooked chicken and bacon and coat with the sauce.
5. Add the cooked pasta to the ovenproof dish containing the vegetables. Pour over the tomato and chicken mixture and combine with the pasta and vegetables until everything is covered with the sauce. Sprinkle over the grated cheese and season. Bake for 15 minutes and serve.





13 comments:

  1. I am always on the lookout for another tasty pasta dish and this one looks yummy. Thank you! 😉

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  2. 30 mins in the oven for the veg??Why not fry for 2 mins with minimum oil and save money and fuel?

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  3. You get a completely different flavour from roasting it but whatever your preference is go ahead (I'm not sure why you're concerned about my electricity bills though!?)

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  4. Sounds easy and will try it today. Thank you.

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  5. Just made this dish and my fussy daughter went back for second helpings ..'result

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  6. Just made this dish and my fussy daughter went back for second helpings ..'result

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  8. could you explain what HEXa is please?

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  9. could you explain what HEXa is please?

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  10. Thank you so so much for this. have printed off the recipe's and this will give me a head start.

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  11. Would this work as well without the cheese?? Got to find dishes both me & mum like and she's not a cheese fan!

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  12. Would this work as well without the cheese?? Got to find dishes both me & mum like and she's not a cheese fan!

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