Bow-Tie Pasta with Corn, Thyme, and Parmesan

I love pasta in any way, shape or form. This bow-tie pasta caught my eye from Curtis Stone’s What’s For Dinner cookbook. Besides the obvious this recipe includes olive oil, shallots, garlic, dry white wine, thyme, corn, heavy cream and Parmesan cheese. I enjoyed this pasta but my husband gave it a meh. I think that there is too much heavy cream in this recipe and it sort of drowns out all the other lovely flavors. The recipe also calls for chives which I did not have but I did put extra fresh thyme on top and that did help up the flavor. I would make this again but add less cream.

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11 Comments Add yours

  1. flour.ish.en says:

    This dish looks so dressed up with all the bows. Beautiful!

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  2. Claudia says:

    I would not have that problem. Bob loves cream. The bow ties made this dish extra special.

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  3. Vicki says:

    Simple, but it looks delicious!

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  4. Bow-ties always make pasta dishes so fun. Love the corn and thyme pairing. 😉

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  5. My hubby is one of those who prefer tomato based pasta than cream. But my kids love creamy pasta, so this would be a winner with my kids!

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  6. ostwestwind says:

    Pasta always works 😉

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  7. Zosia says:

    That looks so pretty with the bow ties and the corn is such an unusual addition but does sound good.

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  8. Kim says:

    This is a recipe that appealed to me the very first time I spotted it in his cookbook. I'm looking forward to making it when corn makes it debut here. I will definitely consider your tip about the cream when the time comes. It certainly does look delicious:)

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  9. Great tip to reduce the cream in this one. As for bow ties – they are easily my favourite pasta shape.

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  10. I love bow tie pasta, they look so cute!

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  11. Vicki says:

    This looks good. I know my daughter would want to try it. Her family eats pasta a at least twice a week.

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