Ever try a new recipe from only ingredients you have in your own pantry?
I have and readily admit, I love to try new recipe especially with different ingredients I may have in my house at any given time.
Unfortunately time isn’t always there for me to try new, especially now that school has indeed begun here and summer is over.
However recently, I did get a night where I had extra time a few days before we started school again this year.
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On this night, I hadn’t defrosted any chicken or other meat for the dinner. So, it looked like a pasta night for sure. But I had just had pizza the night before and didn’t want a traditional Italian type pasta and was actually craving something more along the lines of a Mexican dish.
To be quite honest if I am not eating pasta, then you will probably find me eating or making some form of Mexican cuisine like I shared here.
So, I took a quick glance in my refrigerator and remembered we had bought some corn on the cob that past weekend.
It took me all of two minutes to decide to cut the corn off the cob, grill and roast it in skillet on my stove to make make a roasted corn, black bean, diced tomato & onion salsa to put over my farfelle (bow-tie pasta).
What came out of this was a meal that I truly enjoyed and even went back for seconds.
Want the Roasted Corn, Black Bean, Tomato & Onion Tex-Mex Farfelle recipe to try now, too?
Read on, get it now and hope you enjoy as much as we did!
Roasted Corn, Black Bean, Tomato & Onion Tex-Mex Farfelle Recipe 2
A delicious and wonderful tex-mex pasta recipe to enjoy in the comfort of your own home
Ingredients
- One Corn on the Cob - Cut off the Cob
- 2 Tomatoes on the Vine - Diced
- 1/4 Vidalia Onion - Diced
- 1/2 box Farfelle, Bow Tie Pasta
- 2 tbs Apple Cider Vinegar
- 2 tbs Olive Oil
- 2 teaspoons Goya Adobe Light Seasoning
- Shredded bag of Mexican Cheese
Instructions
- Cut the corn off the cob.
- Put a tablespoon of olive oil in skillet lighting under medium heat. Add corn and cook until golden brown.
- Boil water for pasta. Add pasta and cook for time amount on box once the water has indeed come to a boil.
- Dice up two tomatoes and 1/4 of vidalia onion. Add corn and black beans to these two ingredients in a large mixing bowl. Add in olive oil, apple cider vinegar and Goya Seasoning to make tex-mex salsa.
- Once pasta is done boiling, drain, shock with ice cold water (to keep from cooking) and drain again.
- Top with Salsa mixture, as well as your favorite shredded Mexican cheese - serve immediately.
Great News!!!
I want to thank all that voted for me for the VoiceBOKS Stay-at-Home Moms for 2014. I actually was ONE of the TOP 10 and am so overwhelmed by all the votes and support I got for this. To read more about myself and the other Top 10 SAHMs, click here.
Robin (Masshole Mommy) says
This is right up our alley! We are all BIG tex-mex fans in our house. Yum!
Melanie Chisnall says
Oh yummy! Janine, I shouldn’t be reading this just before lunch when my stomach is growling. All I want now is Mexican food and LOTS of cheese, hehehe. Have a great weekend! 🙂
Jhanis says
I have never tried this before but it looks good! Pinning to give it a shot this weekend. And congratulations Janine! So happy for you!
Dara says
looks very yummy!
Jen says
Oh man does this look delicious!! I just pinned, tweeted and saved the whole works. Can’t wait to try it!
thedoseofreality says
YUM! Now that football season is approaching, we are on the hunt for easy, delicious recipes! Sold! Pinning it right now! :)-The Dose Girls
Bill says
I would try it, most definitely. Looks good. We often invent new recipes because of necessity. LOL
Have a great weekend, Janine.
Diane Roark says
Janine,
This pasta recipe look quick, easy, and delicious. I have never tried Goya Adobe Light Seasoning. I not sure what it is, but I am going to look for it in the store soon.
Blessings,
Diane Roark
Nellie @ Brooklyn Active Mama says
This looks so good!! Like you I am huge fan of mexican food. I have bookmarked this one to try soon, thanks Janine for sharing with us and I hope you have a great (soccer filled) weekend 🙂
Kim says
Oh – this looks delicious – my favorite kind of meal!! I would either serve this with grilled chicken or add chicken to it – my boys feel like all meals should have meat:)
Emily says
That sounds yummy and you know what else? My husband and I just started the Zone Diet this week (it was a summer of too much eating and drinking wine!) and I think this recipe might qualify, except for maybe the pasta. Even so, chances are we’ll be cheating on this diet by next week. 🙂
Kenya G. Johnson says
This recipe is right up my vegetarian preferred alley 😉
Rea says
Wow! I am seriously hungry now and it’s midnight here! LOL. It’s so overwhelming when you create something from what’s in your kitchen, you feel a sense of fulfillment. Hope I can try this in the future and thanks for sharing Janine! 🙂
Rosey says
I don’t experiment often without a pre-written recipe, but that’s just because I don’t have that knack. Looks like you’ve got it. This looks tasty delicious good 🙂
Stephanie @ Life, Unexpectedly says
This sounds so yummie! We definitely need to try this as long as it’s still warm-ish outside 🙂
Dana says
We have corn coming out our ears (no pun intended), so this recipe would be great! Thanks for sharing, Janine.
another jennifer says
Yum! I love when you can whip something up last minute like this. Sounds really good.
Pure Grace Farms says
This looks delicious Janine. I love the combination of texture and flavors. Sounds great for a quick evening meal. I can relate to looking in the fridge to throw something together. That’s my normal 🙂 Thanks for coming by Foodie Fridays and sharing your recipe. Have a wonderful weekend.
Blessings,
Shari
Echo says
Yum! I love Mexican food! I also love when dishes just come together!
Amanda @ Growing Up Madison says
Janine I am so going to try this. I don’t like being in the kitchen for long periods so I’m always looking for quick and easy meals. This not only sounds good but looks good too!
Tamara says
I’m a big fan of the shredded cheese on top. And the farfalle.
What time is Sunday night dinner? I’ll have to come over!
Brittnei says
OoOO I bet these flavors were so yummy! I am loving Mexican a lot these days myself. I’m eating nachos with beef and cheddar cheese right now! 🙂 I definitely make up recipes based on what we have quite often, too.
The Pinterested Parent says
This looks good. I love throwing stuff together from leftovers or what ever I can dredge up in the pantry. They always end up being the best meals.
Aunt Gloria says
Congrats on making it into the Top 10! The Tex Mex recipe sounds yummy and I might try some variation of it. I’m not too big on tomatoes (mainly because they don’t like me!). Have a good weekend and love to all……xxxxxooooo
Michelle @ A Dish of Daily Life says
Yay for you being one of the top 10…that was so awesome to see! Huge congratulations!! So glad you came back and linked up your recipe…it looks really good!
Kathy Radigan says
Great idea!!! 2 out of my 3 kids wold love this!! Bookmarking this one!!! xo
karen says
hmmmm so pinning this and trying this babe
Cindys Recipes and Writings says
Thanks for sharing at Foodie Friends Friday!
Rabia @TheLiebers says
Yum! Those flavors sound delicious together!
Joy @ Yesterfood says
Janine, this really does sound wonderful- fresh corn, black beans, fresh tomatoes, PASTA…all my favs!! Thanks for sharing this with us at Treasure Box Tuesday- pinned! ♥