Alison Roman | THE Pasta Salad of Summer | Home Movies with Alison Roman @alisoneroman | Uploaded May 2021 | Updated October 2024, 20 minutes ago.
Welcome to pasta salad season! A far cry from the boring, bland, under-dressed and over-pasta’d pasta salads you may be used to, this is one you’re going to want in your rotation all summer long. This one tastes like summer and is filled with all the perfect produce in abundance this time of year. There’s jammy zucchini, toasty walnuts, peppery scallions, a little spice, a lot of lemon, briny capers, fresh herbs, and basically an entire block of parmesan.
It’s long weekend-ready, but it’s also an excellent summer stoop lunch, beach snack, a showstopper at any potluck, and a dinner party go-to. It’s pasta salad post-makeover montage: a little more sophisticated, a lot more layered in texture and flavor, and just really, really delicious. Everything you could ask for and more.
RECIPE & INGREDIENTS:
anewsletter.alisoneroman.com/p/pasta-salad-video
VIDEO CHAPTERS:
0:00 Opening
0:24 Home Movies with Alison Roman intro
0:30 Intro to the Memorial Day Pasta Salad
2:17 Boil and salt the pasta water
3:09 Toast the walnuts in oil then set aside
4:03 Chop the scallions and fry them in the toasted walnut oil
5:04 Slice the zucchini and add them to the frying pan
7:45 Thinly slice additional scallions and set aside
9:00 Cut (not grate) parmesan into chunks and set aside
10:18 Drop the pasta into the boiling water
11:09 Add capers to the skillet
11:49 In a large mixing bowl, add scallions and grated garlic
13:10 Drain the pasta and rinse with cold water
13:31 Add the pasta and zucchini mix to the mixing bowl and toss
13:46 How to travel with and finish the pasta salad
#PastaSalad #SummerSalad #AlisonRoman
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VIDEO CREDITS:
Director: Daniel Hurwitz
Editor: Matt Maltese
Director of Photography: Dennis Thomas
Sound: Brian Cushin
Welcome to pasta salad season! A far cry from the boring, bland, under-dressed and over-pasta’d pasta salads you may be used to, this is one you’re going to want in your rotation all summer long. This one tastes like summer and is filled with all the perfect produce in abundance this time of year. There’s jammy zucchini, toasty walnuts, peppery scallions, a little spice, a lot of lemon, briny capers, fresh herbs, and basically an entire block of parmesan.
It’s long weekend-ready, but it’s also an excellent summer stoop lunch, beach snack, a showstopper at any potluck, and a dinner party go-to. It’s pasta salad post-makeover montage: a little more sophisticated, a lot more layered in texture and flavor, and just really, really delicious. Everything you could ask for and more.
RECIPE & INGREDIENTS:
anewsletter.alisoneroman.com/p/pasta-salad-video
VIDEO CHAPTERS:
0:00 Opening
0:24 Home Movies with Alison Roman intro
0:30 Intro to the Memorial Day Pasta Salad
2:17 Boil and salt the pasta water
3:09 Toast the walnuts in oil then set aside
4:03 Chop the scallions and fry them in the toasted walnut oil
5:04 Slice the zucchini and add them to the frying pan
7:45 Thinly slice additional scallions and set aside
9:00 Cut (not grate) parmesan into chunks and set aside
10:18 Drop the pasta into the boiling water
11:09 Add capers to the skillet
11:49 In a large mixing bowl, add scallions and grated garlic
13:10 Drain the pasta and rinse with cold water
13:31 Add the pasta and zucchini mix to the mixing bowl and toss
13:46 How to travel with and finish the pasta salad
#PastaSalad #SummerSalad #AlisonRoman
Subscribe to A Newsletter: anewsletter.alisoneroman.com/
Find Nothing Fancy online: alisoneroman.com/nothing-fancy
Find Dining In online: alisoneroman.com/dining-in
Website: alisoneroman.com/
Instagram: instagram.com/alisoneroman/
Twitter: twitter.com/alisoneroman
VIDEO CREDITS:
Director: Daniel Hurwitz
Editor: Matt Maltese
Director of Photography: Dennis Thomas
Sound: Brian Cushin
