Ingredients
Instructions
- Cook the pasta, according to the packet's instructions, in the 24cm Stockpot
- While the pasta is cooking, chop the tomatoes into small pieces and tear the mozzarella into small strips
- When the pasta is cooked, add the tomatoes, mozzarella, spring onions, tomato paste, chilli flakes, basil and parmesan and stir to mix everything together
- If you like your mozzarella melted, pop the pan back over a low heat for a couple of minutes
- For meat lovers, try adding cooked meats such as salami, parma ham or baked ham.
There’s a number of ways in which we can all make our cooking more eco friendly, from thinking about where we shop to how we cook. If you’re wondering how you can make a difference this World Environment Day, here’s a few of our top Green Kitchen Tips.
5th of June is World Environment Day. Organised by the United Nations, it aims to encourage worldwide awareness and action to protect our environment. At Prestige, we’re committed to doing our bit to make cooking more green, efficient and sustainable. This is why we've developed the Eco cookware range - the world's friendliest plant-based non-stick pans. There’s a number of ways in which we can all make our cooking more eco friendly, from thinking about where we shop to how we cook. If you’re wondering how you can make a difference this World Environment Day, here’s a few of our top Green Kitchen Tips.
Save your Scraps
Don’t throw those cheese scraps and carrot tops away! Saving your food scraps can help make you a greener cook and make your homemade dishes even tastier. Parmesan rinds can be added to stews to help provide a savoury umami flavour. Vegetable greens can be whizzed up with some olive oil and a handful of nuts to make a tasty pesto. Stale bread can be used in salads like Panzanella or added to soup to help bulk it out. If you really have to throw that food away, think about getting a compost box so you can use them as fertiliser for your garden.
