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Rigatoni with White Beans, Spinach, Marinara, and Parmesan

Rigatoni tossed with canned white beans, rinsed, spinach, and marinara. Save some pasta water. It is the difference between a sauce that coats and one that sits in a puddle. Serves 4.

Serves 4 · 35 min · Dinner

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Ingredients

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  • 15½ oz canned white beans, rinsed
  • 12⅔ oz rigatoni
  • 9⅞ oz spinach
  • 0.8 g black pepper
  • 3.2 g kosher salt
  • 2⅛ oz Parmesan
  • 1 lb canned crushed tomato
  • ⅝ oz fresh basil
  • 4 g fresh oregano
  • 2 clove garlic
  • 2⅛ tbsp olive oil

Steps

  1. Bring 15¼ cups water to a rolling boil and salt it with about 8 g salt. Add 12⅔ oz rigatoni and cook until tender with a firm center, about 12 minutes. Reserve a mug of the water, then drain.
  2. Season 15½ oz canned white beans, rinsed with a little salt. Cook it in a wide skillet with a spoon of the sauce's oil or butter until hot and sauced, about 3 minutes. Add 9⅞ oz spinach and cook until just tender.
  3. Add the rest of the sauce ingredients to the skillet and simmer 3 to 5 minutes. Loosen it with a splash of the reserved pasta water if it looks thick.
  4. Toss the drained rigatoni with the sauce in the skillet. Fold in 2⅛ oz Parmesan. Add more pasta water a spoon at a time until the sauce clings. Serve immediately.

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