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Creamy Vegan Mushroom Pasta with Sundried Tomatoes – One Pot Recipe

This Creamy Vegan Mushroom Pasta with Spinach and Sun-dried Tomatoes is one of those easy as can be one pot dinners! So delicious and ready in 30! Gluten-free and nutfree option included.

Get ready for your new favorite dinner. This simple One Pot Vegan Creamy Mushroom Fettuccine with Spinach and Sundried Tomatoes is the perfect pasta dinner. Super quick, easy, and so delicious!

Everything is cooked in one pot. You heard me. The dried pasta is cooked along with sauteed mushrooms and sun-dried tomatoes as well as Italian seasoning. Then everything is tossed together with homemade cashew cream.

When the hot pasta is tossed with cashew cream everything melts into the most delicious and addictive Italian sauce. It’s so delicious, and one of those all-in-one dinners that everyone at the table will love.

Cashew cream is a great base for creamy pastas! Just blend some soaked cashews until creamy and use. See notes on the recipe below for Nutfree options. One of the options is the tofu cream sauce in my mushroom skillet white lasagna.
Serve with a generous helping of vegan shredded cheese or vegan parmesan, and fresh herbs for that restaurant-style presentation.

Why you’ll love this Creamy Mushtoom and sun dried tomato fettuccine!

it needs just 1 pan!
the sauce is so creamy and so flavorful
it’s quick and easy. Ready in 30 minutes
uses pantry ingredients
has options to make it Nutfree and gluten-free and Soyfree

More vegan pasta recipes:

One Pan Veggie Pasta
Vegan Pasta e Fagioli
Skillet lasagna
Avocado Pasta with Smoky Pecans
Lemon asparagus pasta
Rose sauce pasta
Cajun pasta with crispy tofu!

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Mushroom Parmesan Pasta Bake (1-pan, nut-free, with soy-free and gluten-free options)

Cozy, hearty spinach cheese stuffed Mushroom Parmesan, is a one-pan dinner that your family is going to love! Even the orzo pasta bakes up in the pan with the cheesy mushrooms and marinara sauce! 1 pan, 1 baking Step!

close-up of a fork taking a bite of mushroom parmigiana

I wanted to make a simple mushroom parmesan pasta bake, because I had plenty of mushrooms on hand. And I wanted to reduce the pans and time in the kitchen. Enter this cozy 1 Pan Orzo bake!

The mushrooms are stuffed with this delicious spinach-tofu-cheese mixture that I often use to make stuffed shells, then I top it with a cruncy breadcrumb topping and pair it with a pasta, I use orzo, but other shapes will work too! The pasta and the sauce at the bottom, topped with cheesy stuffed mushrooms, and a crisp breadcrumb topping. Everything cooks in just one pan and one baking step!

close-up of mushroom parmesan in the pan after baking

The prep is very simple. Just make your spinach-tofu-cheese mixture by adding everything to a bowl and mixing it. Prep your mushrooms by removing the stems, and that’s it!

It’s an easy recipe that’s pretty flexible, too. You can add some veggie grounds or vegan ground meat substitute in with the pasta sauce to add extra protein to the meal. The recipe is already nut-free, and it’s easy to make soy-free and gluten-free, too.

You want to use about two- to three-inch mushrooms. Larger mushrooms take longer to cook, and pasta will overcook in that much time, so medium-sized works best here. I also use the mushroom stems in the recipe, so don’t discard them. Just trim away the tough end of the stem and discard that, but save the rest of the stem to chop up into the pasta sauce.

close up of mushroom parmesan on a plate

I paired this mushroom parmesan with orzo pasta, because it cooks up really easily in the baking dish and it works out just amazing. You can add a different pasta of choice, as well, just bake a few minutes longer until the pasta is cooked to preference.