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It’s time for some cranberry, pumpkin, apples, and everything spiced! Sweater season is here which means we’re hungrier than ever. Want to know what food to cook this Fall? Keep on reading!
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Chicken Pesto Pasta can be served hot or cold and is made with homemade basil pesto, chicken, and protein pasta, and topped with shaved Parmesan.
Hi Everyone, this Chicken Pesto Pasta is one of my Summer/Early Fall, go-to recipes. We usually have Homemade Basil pesto (or other pesto varieties) on hand made with herbs from our kitchen garden.
If you don't have homemade pesto on hand, you can certainly use a store-bought variety too! So really, it can be made any time of the year.
I made this recipe with the idea in mind that at any given time, you might find yourself with leftover pasta or chicken from another meal and you can use that for this recipe or one like this.
I made sure to include step-by-step recipe photos in this post to show you how simple this recipe is to throw together.
Pesto is truly the ingredient that binds everything together!
I love to top this with aged dry cheese, like this shaved Parmesan in the photos but go with whatever favorite cheese you prefer.
If your pesto sauce is too thick, just add extra virgin olive oil to thin it out.
This recipe has carbs, plenty of protein, and greens making a balanced dish and perfect for an easy lunch, low-key dinner, or easy side.
I love to have this hot but it's certainly greatly chilled too.
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If you don't like chicken as the protein in this recipe, you can go with any other meat and it would work - I can see turkey (think about using up those Thanksgiving turkey leftovers!) or thinly sliced steak working well.
I personally love using protein pasta (we've been loving Barilla protein+ (not sponsored) lately). If you want to use regular pasta, you could do that too!
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Chicken Pesto Pasta can be served hot or cold and is made with homemade basil pesto, chicken, protein pasta, and topped with shaved Parmesan.
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