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Prep

10 minutes

Cook

20 minutes

Yield

4

This Vegan Pasta Dish with a Greek spin is delicious, easy, and all you really need is one pot to whip it together. No mess!

Who likes to do the dishes? Not me! So that’s why one-pot recipes are some of my favourite recipes. Especially on those busy weeknights when you have a million things you could be doing other than cleaning your kitchen after making a nice home-cooked meal. This Vegan Pasta Dish is incredibly easy, won’t dirty all your dishes, and has a Greek twist that I think you’re going to love. 

❤️ Why You’ll Love This Vegan Pasta Dish

  • Easy: This Vegan Pasta Dish is easy to make and quick to pull together, and you won’t have a huge mess to clean up after.
  • Budget-Friendly: This dish is budget-friendly, made with easy, inexpensive ingredients.
  • Versatile: Adapt this dish and make it your own by adding your favorite protein and veggies.
Vegan pasta dish in a white serving dish

🍲 Ingredients

Artichoke Hearts – I love tossing artichoke hearts into salads or recipes like this Vegan Pasta Dish. Artichokes are loaded with nutrients and can help improve your cholesterol, blood pressure, digestive health, and the list goes on. They add a tangy, meaty texture that makes this pasta dish incredibly satisfying while providing antioxidants and fiber.

Nutritional Yeast – What’s great about nutritional yeast is that it gives off this great cheesy flavor without needing the cheese. It is loaded with vitamin B12 too, so it’s healthy. I love sprinkling nutritional yeast on just about everything. It’s great for snacks like popcorn, and you can also add it to salads, juice, cereal, and more. In this pasta, it creates that umami depth that makes you forget you’re eating vegan.

Vegan pasta dish in a white serving dish

👩‍🍳 How to Make This Vegan Pasta Dish

  1. Into a wide, deep pot add all your ingredients.
  2. Bring your pot to a boil and cook for around 25 – 30 minutes (or until cooked to your desired consistency)* on medium heat with the lid on.
  3. As your pasta cooks keep an eye on it, and gradually add your extra water to ensure proper cooking and to avoid burning.
  4. Enjoy with fresh herbs!
  5. That’s it – you can thank me later!

🪄 Tips and Tricks

  • Water: Keep extra water nearby and add gradually as needed to prevent sticking and ensure even cooking.
  • Stirring: Give it an occasional stir to prevent pasta from sticking to the bottom of the pot.
  • Meal Prep: Make this Vegan Pasta Dish in advance and have it on hand for a quick meal for the week. This pasta dish is even delicious cold!
Vegan pasta dish in a white serving dish

🗒 Variations

Make this Vegan Pasta Dish your own. Here are some ideas to switch it up a bit:

  • Vegetables: You can swap in or out any of the veggies in this recipe for your favorites. Sundried tomatoes can be a good substitute for artichokes or olives.
  • Protein: Adding things like beans, chickpeas, or plant-based protein can provide extra substance.
  • Pasta Shapes: Any pasta shape works, though shorter shapes like penne or rigatoni hold the flavors best.
  • Herbs: Fresh basil, oregano, or parsley all complement the Greek flavors beautifully.

🗒 Other One-Pot Recipes

Vegan pasta dish in a white serving dish

👝 How to Store Leftovers

Store leftovers in an airtight container for up to 4 days. Reheat or eat cold. The flavors develop and improve after sitting, making leftovers just as delicious as the fresh version!

🤔 Common Questions

Is packaged pasta vegan?

Most packaged pasta is vegan. Fresh pasta can contain eggs so triple-check the ingredient list.

What aisle in the grocery store do I find artichoke hearts?

You can find marinated artichoke hearts in the aisle with pickles or sundried tomatoes. You can find canned ones either in the same place or with canned veggies.

Can I make this dish gluten-free?

Yes! Substitute with your favorite gluten-free pasta. The cooking method remains the same, though you may need to adjust the liquid slightly.

How do I prevent the pasta from sticking to the bottom?

Keep the heat at medium, stir occasionally, and add water gradually as needed. The steam from keeping the lid on also helps prevent sticking.

Can I freeze leftover vegan pasta?

Yes, though the texture may change slightly. Freeze in portion-sized containers for up to 3 months. Add a splash of water when reheating to restore moisture.

Vegan Pasta Dish – Ready in 30 Mins

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This Vegan Pasta Dish with a Greek spin is delicious, easy, and all you really need is one pot to whip it together. No mess!
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 20 minutes
Course Main Dishes
Cuisine Vegan
Servings 4
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Instructions
 

  • Into a wide, deep pot add all your ingredients.
  • Bring your pot to a boil and cook for around 25 – 30 minutes (or until cooked to your desired consistency)* on medium heat with the lid on.
  • As your pasta cooks keep an eye on it, gradually add your extra water to ensure proper cooking and to avoid burning.
  • Enjoy with fresh herbs!
  • That’s it – you can thank me later!

Notes

If you choose to use GF pasta I suggest starting with less water and cooking as instructed on the package.
Review This Recipe Let us know how it was!
Juliette

You got me at “One pot” 😉 Definitely different that what I usually go for in terms of pasta sauce and it was so nice and easy to make

Maria Koutsogiannis

Thank you so much, Juliette! It really is so delicious!

Brittany Viklund

So easy and SO YUMMY!!

Maria Koutsogiannis

Thank you so much for the love hun!

Victoria

Please pardon my ignorance, but I’ve never cooked fresh artichoke before. Would canned do as well?
Thank you!! Looking forward to trying this 😊

Maria Koutsogiannis

yes yes!! canned is perfect and exactly what I was referring to!

Anthea C Milton

In last few days have made this and the courgette/ butternut squash casserole, even though I didn’t keep strictly to recipe they were both delicious. Even my meat eating husband loved them!!!
With Coronavirus around I am eating to build immunity and these fit the bill… Thankyou

Maria Koutsogiannis

Yes, so glad you love this one Anthea!

Stacy

The feta goes in the pot with the water?

Maria Koutsogiannis

Sure does!

Taylor

so dang GOOD and easy! thank you!!!! Will
make again for friends and family!

Maria Koutsogiannis

thanks so much for the love, taylor!

Candace Temple

Not gonna lie, I was nervous about this one because I’ve never made a pasta this way before. But it turned out so good! Sooo easy and delicious, I love every ingredient!

Maria Koutsogiannis

Yes, this makes me so happy, thank you so much, Candace!

Nan

I must have been absent the day you told us about “that pot”. Can you tell me which pot this is, please?

Maria Koutsogiannis

I’m not sure what you mean!

Krista Henry

You had me at one-pot pasta! This was so easy!

Maria Koutsogiannis

I can’t wait to show you what else you have in store!

Katie Freeman

I’ve made this twice and it is so delicious. First time with chickpea spaghetti and second time regular. Both came out amazing. This and your gnocci soup are among my favorite all time cozy recipes. Thanks Maria!

Maria Koutsogiannis

OH, MAN! This sounds so good! Thank you so much for the love, hun!

Aimee sharp

I made this recipe tonight and it is absolutely going into our rotation of meals ! So easy, super quick and really amazing. 10/10 recommend

Maria Koutsogiannis

Thanks for the love, Aimee!

Rachel Huntchinsin

I just love how easy this was, thanks so much for the recipe Maria!

Maria Koutsogiannis

Thank you so much for the love, Rachel!

Lauren Marinigh

Omg made this last night and it’s so yummy! I made a non vegan version but still delicious!

Maria Koutsogiannis

YESS!! This makes me so happy!

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