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When the air turns crisp and the days grow shorter, there’s nothing like a bowl of pasta that is full of seasonal flavor. This Autumn Harvest Brown Butter Pasta is all about savoring the simple tastes of fall- nutty brown butter, crispy sage, and plenty of parmesan. It’s the kind of dish that feels perfect after a walk through crunchy leaves, a trip to the pumpkin patch, or a cozy night in with your favorite fall movie.
Can I use dried sage instead of fresh? Yes, use ½ teaspoon dried sage if fresh isn’t available, or skip it for kids who prefer milder flavors.
What pasta works best? Any type you love, spaghetti, penne, or even fun fall-shaped pasta, as pictured.
Do I need pasta water? A splash helps the sauce cling to the noodles, but the recipe will still work if you forget.
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Can I make this ahead of time? This pasta is best fresh, but you can reheat gently with a splash of water or broth.
How can I make it more filling? Add roasted chicken, sausage, or seasonal veggies like butternut squash.
Is this kid-friendly? Yes, keep it simple with just the butter and parmesan for picky eaters.
Can I make it gluten-free? Absolutely, use your favorite gluten-free pasta.
What cheese works besides parmesan? Pecorino Romano or asiago both taste amazing with the brown butter and sage.
Serve this pasta during a “harvest at home” night- light a pumpkin candle, put on cozy fall folk music, and enjoy it while watching the leaves change outside or flipping through a favorite autumn movie.
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