Zucchini Pasta w/ Alfredo Sauce

Now I know what you’re thinking…raw Alfredo sauce?!? How can this be? Well my friend you will just have to try it and see. I had a friend over who was skeptical of the dish (she was concerned that she would not be full off of zucchini and a little sauce), but oh! she may have came as a skeptic, but left a believer!

Behold!

 

Zucchini Pasta w/ Alfredo Sauce, fresh basil leaves, tomatoes

(serves 4 – 6)

 

3 Zucchini, spiralized

Fresh Basil, to taste

Mini Tomatoes, halved

 

Sauce:  (This sauce is a great base for lots of various spice combos)

2.5 C Cashews

1 T Lemon Juice

3 Cloves Garlic

1 t Fresh Thyme

1 t Sea Salt

 

Blend everything until a creamy sauce is formed.

 

Addition:

Garlic Salt

Red Pepper Flakes

Nutritional Yeast

Black Pepper

 

 

 

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7 thoughts on “Zucchini Pasta w/ Alfredo Sauce

  1. Rob Terry says:

    This looks delicious! Can you recommend a good spiral cutter?

    • admin says:

      Hi Rob,

      Thank you for stopping by.
      This is the spiralizer I use for my pastas . It works great!

      • Rob Terry says:

        I just ordered one, can’t wait to use it and try this recipe! I have been vegan for about 6 years and just started incorporating more raw foods. Love your blog and thanks for the information and recipes!!

  2. Kelly says:

    omg i know what i want for dinner now, this is making my mouth water.

  3. Rob Terry says:

    Just had this for dinner (used my new spiral slicer) and it was delicious!!! Used fresh zucchini, garlic and basil from our garden and the flavors were amazing! Just started eating raw foods and this is a keeper!!

  4. Susanna Henderson says:

    So, this looks delicious and I made it, but my sauce was nowhere near creamy. It is pretty darned dry and lumpy, better eaten with a fork! Any ideas? Thanks!

    • admin says:

      Hi Susanna,

      Thank you for visiting my site and trying out my recipe. Try blending the sauce for a long time…and if it is still dry add water a little at a time until it becomes creamy and saucy.

      Hope that helps.

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