
I love a good Sunday routine.
Usually I roll out of bed, throw on an outfit, and stop at Starbucks. This happens all before 9am. After I get my sweat on at the gym I head straight to the grocery store, where my cart crashes into at least 3 people. I smile and kindly apologize for being an aggressive cart driver. It’s Sunday after all and I’m feeling extra nice.
Really though, I’m on a mission to get home and put my Kitchen Aid mixer to work, do some laundry, and watch a trashy television show while I eat a giant bowl of pasta.

I am a big fan of spaghetti with tomato sauce, but I swear I end up eating the sauce more than the actual pasta. Therefore I decided to make an easy pasta recipe with lemon, olive oil, and asparagus. Can I just say wow?! Especially when you throw it together with fresh lemon juice and garlic.
This is made with whole wheat pasta, but feel free to use whatever you’d like. Throw some chicken in it and make it a complete meal.
Simple & healthy Sunday lemon pasta.
Secondly, where did you all come from? Over the past couple of weeks you’ve really visited lots! I love it. Anyway I wanted your advice too. I’m looking to buy a new camera strictly for food photography.
Does anyone have any recommendations? Feel free to email me, leave a comment below, or write on my Facebook page.
Otherwise, enjoy the pasta and relax a bit.
1 pound asparagus
1 pound of whole wheat spaghetti
salt
3 large lemons
1 tablespoon lemon zest
1/4 cup olive oil
1 teaspoon garlic powder
1/2 cup of finely grated parmesan cheese, plus more for serving
1/3 cup fresh chopped basil
red pepper flakes
black pepper
Directions
Serve immediately, adding extra olive oil, red pepper flakes, and parmesan cheese if desired.
This looks yummy… huge fan of all the flavors and had to laugh, I do the same w/ spaghetti sauce. On the camera front. I use a Nikon D40. I love it. I swear by it. I also have a Canon PowerShot for pet photography (lightweight, throw in back pocket and off we go- kind)—- that well, I want to return. The Nikon’s are exspensive, but has been money well spent if you were to ask me.
Jessi,
Thanks for your advice on the camera. I will have to look into Nikons. Hope you enjoyed the spaghetti.
-M