One Bite Of This Garlic Sauce & You’ll Never Eat Plain Noodles Again

One Bite Of This Garlic Sauce & You’ll Never Eat Plain Noodles Again

Dress Up Your Noodles To Take Your Pasta To The Next Level

After trying this recipe I don't understand why I ever ate plain noodles in the first place. I mean, seriously, they just seem so boring after having enjoyed this recipe. I absolutely can't get enough of the aromatics of garlic and onion in this and the touch of truffle oil makes me feel like I'm dining at a four star restaurant. Moving forward, this is the standard for any recipe that involves pasta. You can eat it just like this, or add this step to any of your pasta recipes.

One day I was making spaghetti with meat sauce and I got to thinking about how many different ways my family loves to enjoy this meal. One prefers sauce on the side. One prefers LOTS of sauce. One doesn't like any sauce. For my one child that doesn't like sauce, it seems unfair to make them just eat noodles. That's when I thought to dress the pasta and serve the sauce separate.

This sauce is so good you just might want to eat it seperatly. Whenever I make this I am always pouring extra; the best part about this sauce is that it tastes even better the next day!

For The Full List Of Ingredients & The Delicious Step By Step Directions To Follow Please Head On Over To The Next Page For The Entire Recipe…



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587 Comments

  1. Paulette Lester Seal
    Paulette Lester Seal April 07, 19:44

    Click on NEXT PAGE for ingredients then NEXT PAGE again for instructions.

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  2. Paulette Lester Seal
    Paulette Lester Seal April 07, 19:45

    Oil flavored with truffles – pricey.

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  3. Paulette Lester Seal
    Paulette Lester Seal April 07, 19:50

    I clicked on the picture, clicked on NEXT PAGE (in blue letters) for ingredients then NEXT PAGE again for the instructions. Not real friendly, but it’s there.

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  4. Nellie Grasso
    Nellie Grasso April 07, 20:16

    what can u substitute?

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  5. Marcia DesJardines Jimmerson
    Marcia DesJardines Jimmerson April 07, 20:54

    Where is recipe didn’t come up..

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  6. Noelani Poepoe Williams
    Noelani Poepoe Williams April 07, 21:26

    Too many clicks, too many pages!

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  7. Kathy Bradicich
    Kathy Bradicich April 08, 04:07

    Don’t know why it says noodles, when the recipe states spaghetti. Those two are 2 different kind of pasta. I agree, who eats plain noodles?

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  8. Kathy Bradicich
    Kathy Bradicich April 08, 04:13

    Garlic is there in the recipe

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  9. Jeff Wasilko
    Jeff Wasilko April 08, 12:44

    Do you deliver?

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  10. Kyle Gawlick
    Kyle Gawlick April 08, 13:24

    Linda Lee… Yum..! 🙂

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  11. Beth D.
    Beth D. April 08, 14:17

    Click bait

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  12. Nancy Okeke
    Nancy Okeke April 08, 14:59

    I am really getting tired of this page that keeps making you go to the next page and the next page.. WTF is that Crap just give the info for it..

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  13. Linn Schulz
    Linn Schulz April 08, 15:29

    Buttered noodles was my favorite childhood treat…and I still indulge.

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  14. Linn Schulz
    Linn Schulz April 08, 15:34

    This is all just click bait…how many pages can we make you click through to while giving you tiny teasing incentives to make you click further…why am I wasting my time even writing this?

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  15. Estelle Zych- Malone
    Estelle Zych- Malone April 08, 16:45

    Noodles???

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  16. Jon Stanton
    Jon Stanton April 08, 16:48

    Did someone say “Garlic”?

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  17. Joanne Rau Laskowski
    Joanne Rau Laskowski April 08, 17:40

    Have made this a lot. Very good!!

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  18. Sharon Williams
    Sharon Williams April 08, 18:52

    Alexandria

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  19. Sandra Galli King
    Sandra Galli King April 08, 23:18

    Kathy Bradicich Maybe they’re using noodles as a generic term for all pasta.

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  20. Theresa Scotto-Lawlor
    Theresa Scotto-Lawlor April 09, 13:02

    its spaghetti, not noodles

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  21. Robert Ellis
    Robert Ellis April 09, 14:31

    Rehab Rizk

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  22. Robert Ellis
    Robert Ellis April 09, 14:31

    Lauren Ellis

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  23. Robert Ellis
    Robert Ellis April 09, 14:31

    Shaun Ellis

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  24. Robert Ellis
    Robert Ellis April 09, 14:32

    Patricia Briggs

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  25. Robert Ellis
    Robert Ellis April 09, 14:32

    ELLIS-HALFACRE

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  26. Lisa Carrier
    Lisa Carrier April 09, 14:37

    Debra Myers Bails

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  27. Beverly Butler-Burton
    Beverly Butler-Burton April 09, 19:07

    No thanks hate garlic!!!!

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  28. Yanelle Reyes Pratt
    Yanelle Reyes Pratt April 09, 21:05

    Taisha Reyes

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  29. Carolyn Simmons
    Carolyn Simmons April 10, 00:38

    malicious website according to my Nortons

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  30. Carolyn Simmons
    Carolyn Simmons April 10, 00:38

    exactly what I said!

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  31. Carolyn Simmons
    Carolyn Simmons April 10, 00:39

    ;.dzxd\\\

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  32. Katherine Jewell York
    Katherine Jewell York April 10, 01:41

    I really don’t have a recipe. I just put what I think it will take in a small sauce pan and heat. I don’t measure anything.

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  33. Katherine Jewell York
    Katherine Jewell York April 10, 01:46

    To get the recipe, click http etc. above the picture. When it comes up it will tell you to click “Next Page”. That will give you the recipe.

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  34. Tina Lawson
    Tina Lawson April 10, 05:58

    I hate when you go to view something and you have to maneuver through a bunch of ads to find what you’re looking for.

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  35. Nathan Scott Oates
    Nathan Scott Oates April 10, 11:51

    Corinne L Lucius

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  36. Linda Ryerse Larsen
    Linda Ryerse Larsen April 10, 14:42

    Y can’t they just put the recipe on the first page!!! 2pages if how great it is??!!

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  37. Mike Reed
    Mike Reed April 10, 15:04

    Samantha Binns

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  38. Jeff Skinner
    Jeff Skinner April 10, 17:21

    Oil in pasta water does nothing but waste your oil. No great chef in the history of chefs has ever done it, but it’s your kitchen. Feel free to dump it in.

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  39. Anne Elizabeth Davis Jones
    Anne Elizabeth Davis Jones April 10, 21:50

    So cheesy and good!!

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  40. Eileen Zapf Leathers
    Eileen Zapf Leathers April 11, 15:42

    I would just use garlic olive oil.

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  41. Marilynn Newton
    Marilynn Newton April 11, 18:34

    Love Garlic sauce.

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  42. Toni Ruggiero
    Toni Ruggiero April 11, 18:52

    kids love plain noodles with butter! I love all kinds of sauces , sure will try this one.

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  43. Laura Michal
    Laura Michal April 12, 01:36

    This is one of the most poorly written recipes I have ever read. Julia Child world be rolling in her grave.

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  44. Maxine Anglado
    Maxine Anglado April 12, 09:41

    I can only find “bottles” ….where are the “bootles” ? :p

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  45. Ric Heinert
    Ric Heinert April 12, 11:47

    Thank you Maxine.

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  46. Rena Cookson
    Rena Cookson April 12, 15:48

    I was just gonna post that! “Who eats plain noodles” otherwise known as pasta! Lol

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  47. Mildred Goodhart-Ostroy
    Mildred Goodhart-Ostroy April 12, 17:40

    Not new, About 30 years ago, when I was on weight watchers, we ate in a local restaurant that made delicious WW meals, all weighed & measured – the pasta had a delicious olive oil, garlic, butter onion flavor – sooooo good!! I still make it, but have to go easy on the garlic/onion – throw in some cut orange, green & red peppers – even some chopped spinach, – something like pasta prima vera, but better….

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  48. Sherry Baker Wright
    Sherry Baker Wright April 12, 20:52

    That’s exactly what I was thinking…lol

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  49. Lisa Waymire
    Lisa Waymire April 13, 00:07

    Brad Lucas

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  50. Patsy Sellers
    Patsy Sellers April 13, 00:39

    Try some Gourmet Texas Pasta…..their pasta is anything but plain.

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