Sunday 6 May 2012

Pasta with Prawns in a Boursin Cream Sauce

Here is the recipe for one of my favorite dinners! It was on our weekly menu plan for the last three weeks. Life kept getting in the way, and it was missed for the first two weeks. This week, I made sure to put it on a weeknight, so we'd be able to actually have eat it this week!
It's a quick, easy dinner that is super rich and delicious. It's definitely not the healthiest thing on our menu, but it's amazing, and totally worth the calories!
There are only a few ingredients, and once in a while in Costco the two-pack of Boursin Cheese goes on sale for $5.99! Everything else I usually keep on hand, so it's a dinner I can throw together easily.
 Pasta with Prawns in a Boursin Cream Sauce

Ingredients
One package of Boursin cheese 
1/2 Cup butter
2 tbsp Epicure Herb and Garlic Dip Mix (or you could use real garlic and real herbs, up to you!)
1 370g bag of frozen, tail removed prawns
1 cup milk
And that's it!!


Instructions
In a large pot, cook pasta according to package directions.
Melt the butter in a frying pan. Add the herb and garlic and the prawns to the pan. Cook until the prawns are pink all the way through.
Crumble the Boursin cheese into the butter and mix together until it melts. Add the milk and simmer for a few minutes until all ingredients are combined.
When the sauce is ready and the pasta is cooked, drain the pasta, add the sauce and toss together. 
Top with a little bit of Parmesan cheese and cracked black pepper and serve! Enjoy!!

This post was featured on Doodles&Stitches Another Fab Friday!


3 comments:

  1. MMM... this look awesome! I found your link on Delightful Order's Link Party. Can't wait to make it. I would love for you to post this on my link party at... http://www.doodlesandstitches.com/2012/05/link-party-time.html
    Thanks for sharing the great recipe!

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    1. Thanks for linking up at my party. I'm going to make this next week. Can't wait to try it :)

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  2. Congratulations! You are being featured tomorrow on http://www.doodlesandstitches.com/. You're welcome to grab a "featured button" and add it to your blog! Thank you for posting this awesome recipe!

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