This Tri-Color Vegan Pasta Has a Unique Ingredient

Let’s Meet Our Chef

Andres is a vegan influencer based in Perú. He is 25 years young and has found his purpose and passion in life through animal rights and plant-based content marketing. Andres has been a big fan of cooking since he was 5 years old and switching to plant options was really easy, it was almost automatic for him – there are over 500,000 plant-based ingredients out there, which makes creative cooking easy. Many of the things he enjoys most in life are free for everyone, like TED talks, YouTube videos, and free e-books. So he says he just wants to give back to the world and share his wisdom on #LunchBreakLIVE and share his vegan recipes with the public.

Let’s Take A Look At The Vegan Pasta Made For Us

I love a good vegan pasta dish!  And this one is super unique. Andrés combined tri-color pasta, black beans, peanuts, and a lot of spices to create an incredible flavor palette that is sure to bring you so much food joy!  It’s a dish you don’t want to miss, and it’s super quick and easy to make, so give it a try and let us know how you liked it.  The recipe is posted below.  Let’s see how Andrés turned out…

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Tri-Color Black Bean Salad Pasta

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Course Main Courses, Side Dishes

Cuisine Peruvian

Ingredients

  

• - Store-bought tricolor pasta (mine was mixed with tomatoes and
• 225 grams
• - Black beans 200 grams
• - 100 gr of peanuts
• - 1/2 a red bell pepper
• - Vegan Mayo of choice
• - Handful of parsley
• - 1 onion
• - 1 carrot
• - 3 cloves of garlic
• - Curry powder
• - Cilantro powder
• - Oregano to taste
• - Black pepper to taste
• - Salt to taste
• - Chinese cinnamon to taste

Instructions

 

• Chop or blend your onions, carrots, and garlic. Also, blitz your peanuts with your pepper alongside a pinch of curry powder and cilantro powder. Mix thoroughly with the pasta and the black beans in a large bowl. Infuse your vegan mayo of choice (quick tip: it's a 1:1 ratio of soy milk and oil in a blender if you want to make it really saucy!) with the parsley and the rest of the spices.

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Thanks For Joining Us For Vegan Pasta!

Thanks for stopping by for some Peruvian vegan pasta!  This dish is awesome and I can’t wait to make it myself at home.  Looks too darn yummy to pass up.  This is the perfect meal for those days when you are in a rush, or just really hungry and want something quick and easy to make.  If you are looking for more tasty vegan recipes to try, stop by the #LunchBreakLIVE page.  We have so many to choose from.  Until next time…keep cookin’!