Strawberry Caprese Pasta

Strawberry Caprese Pasta is loaded with fresh, cool summer flavors and topped with basil and balsamic.

Strawberry Caprese Pasta

If anything can brighten up a long list of to-dos, it’s going to be a new strawberry recipe! And this one is so quick, light, & refreshing! The colors alone make me very happy!

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Strawberry Caprese Pasta

I’ve noticed recently that I’ve made a lot of pasta salad recipes for you all. I’m not really sure where this habit came from, but it seems I am addicted to pasta salad!

In March, I shared this Quick Homemade Gnocchi Caprese Salad.

In April, I shared this Pesto Tortellini Salad.

And today I will be sharing with you a new recipe for Strawberry Caprese Pasta Salad!

And while I don’t have any more pasta salad recipes planned in the near future, I do have one more new strawberry recipe, my Strawberry Goat Cheese Crostini.

Strawberry Caprese Pasta

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Strawberry Caprese Pasta


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  • Author: Giustina Blissful

Description

Strawberry Caprese Pasta is loaded with fresh, cool summer flavors and topped with basil and balsamic.


Ingredients

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  • 2 Cups Uncooked Pasta
  • 1 & 1/2 Cups Sliced Strawberries
  • Mini Mozzarella (8 oz)
  • Fresh Basil (Chiffonade (.75 oz))
  • Balsamic*

Instructions

  1. First, cook the pasta according to their instructions. Once al dente, drain the pasta, run it under cold water (to stop the cooking process), & place the drained pasta in a serving bowl.
  2. Next, stir in the sliced strawberries & mini mozzarella.
  3. Let the Strawberry Caprese Pasta Salad chill for 1-2 hours then mix in the fresh basil, top with balsamic, & enjoy!

Notes

* If you prefer thickened balsamic (as pictured) simply pour the balsamic in a pan & bring it to a simmer at medium heat, then reduce the heat to low & let it simmer for 10-15 minutes until thickened. I reduce between 1/4 & 1/3 cup, but it depends on how much balsamic reduction you desire.

 

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