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Our favourite one-pot pastas for busy weeknights

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Our favourite one-pot pastas for busy weeknights. (2026, October 26). ABC News (AU). https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-10-26/tasty-one-pot-pastas/107291606

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Quick Summary

This article offers recipes for quick one-pot pastas suitable for busy weeknights. Each meal can be prepared in under 30 minutes using simple ingredients like store-bought gnocchi or orzo pasta mixed with vegetables. Variations include a dish cooked in red wine and another topped with brown butter, sage, and walnuts.

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This article from October 26, 2026, highlights easy one-pot pasta recipes for busy weeknights. It features a recipe inspired by spaghetti all'ubriaco (or "drunken" pasta), where the pasta is cooked in red wine to infuse it with fruity sweetness. Another recommended dish is an easy lemon orzo packed with spring vegetables, which can be customized based on available ingredients. The article emphasizes quick preparation times of less than 30 minutes and minimal cleanup for these meals.

The recipes offer options like using pre-cooked gnocchi and chicken tenderloins to further reduce prep time. Specific ingredients mentioned include asparagus, sugar snap peas, brown butter, crispy sage, and walnuts. These dishes are designed to cater to families looking for simple yet flavorful dinners on hectic weeknights.

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Narrative

Inspired by the Italian dish known as spaghetti all'ubriaco, or "drunken" pasta, this is a one-pot dish in which the pasta is cooked in a red wine bath, which enables the fruity sweetness to permeate each strand of pasta.

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2026-10-26 · ABC News (AU)

Our favourite one-pot pastas for busy weeknights · assertive framing

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Busy weeknights call for easy meals that don't require much clean up. asserted

that → call → clean

We've compiled our favourite one-pot dishes to satisfy the whole family. asserted

We → compile → family

Dinner on the table in less than 30 minutes is more than possible with this one-pot pasta — in fact, it's guaranteed. asserted

it → guarantee → fact

The pasta soaks up all the flavours as it cooks, and it also creates an irresistibly creamy sauce, thanks to the starchiness of the pasta. asserted

it → soak → pasta

This simple recipe cuts out the need to pre-boil the pasta. asserted

recipe → cut → pasta

This easy lemon orzo is packed with lots of spring vegetables, from asparagus to sugar snap peas. asserted

orzo → pack → peas

And it can be tweaked to your liking. asserted

it → tweak → liking

You can omit vegetables you don't enjoy and add whatever needs using up in your fridge. asserted

whatever → omit → fridge

sweetness → inspire → pasta

The brown butter is the triumphant finish to this beautiful currant-hued dish, with the crispy sage and walnuts bringing irresistible earthy, nutty notes. asserted

sage → bring → notes