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All you need is 15 minutes and a handful of simple ingredients to make this super easy Vegan One Pot Creamy Mushroom Pasta!

All you need is 20 minutes to make this super easy Vegan One Pot Creamy Mushroom Pasta is a handful of simple ingredients! | Click for the recipe

The magic of one pot pasta has been around for a while now, but the ability to dump everything in one pot for a delicious meal to come out at the end of the process never ceases to amaze me.

There are lots of versions floating about, but this is creamy mushroom pasta is mine. Essentially it is a one pot version of my vegan alfredo.

Creamy Mushroom Pasta - this amazing vegan meal is all made in one pot. No muss, no fuss, dinner is ready in 20 minutes! | click for the recipe

After frying the mushrooms, shallots, and garlic, simply boil the kettle and add boiling water, spaghetti and your favourite dairy free milk.

At first, the milk may curdle a little, but stick with it and you’ll end up with a deliciously creamy mushroom pasta sauce.

If you like a bit of variety you can switch out the spaghetti and use penne, shells or any other pasta shape or variety you like.

Just keep an eye on the pasta though, as some pastas, such as macaroni, cook in less time than spaghetti.

To add a little bit of color, you can also throw in some greens a minute or so before the pasta is ready. Try rocket (arugula) or baby spinach.

Hardier greens such as kale will require a few extra minutes, so try throwing them in 5 minutes before the pasta is ready.

All you need is 15 minutes to make this super easy Vegan One Pot Creamy Mushroom Pasta is a handful of simple ingredients!

For an extra flavor boost to my creamy mushroom pasta sauce, you can also use a good quality vegetable stock in place of water. I use my own homemade vegetable stock, you can find the recipe here.

Any good quality stock will do. Just keep in mind that store-bought stocks that these can be quite salty, so you will need to adjust the amount of salt required.

I recommend eating this recipe straight away, due to the fact that as the pasta sits it tends to absorb the sauce. And we all like a good saucy pasta right?

This recipe was number 2 in my top recipes of 2016. Find out what made number one here. And subscribe, to get my latest recipes delivered to you!

Love pasta?

Be sure to check out my two most popular vegan pasta recipes – my Vegan Mac and Cheese and my Mushroom Bolognese.

And for more one-pot meals, try these spicy One-Pot Thai Green Curry Noodles or the One-Pot Vegan Jambalaya.

 

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Vegan One Pot Creamy Mushroom Pasta Recipe

Short on time but need to get dinner on the table? With a few pantry essentials dinner is only 20 minutes way.

Course Main Course
Cuisine Italian
Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 15 minutes
Total Time 20 minutes
Servings 4 people
Calories 475 kcal
Author Jennifer Schmidt

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Place a large lidded frying pan over a medium high heat. The pan should be wide enough to fit your spaghetti on its side.

  2. Add the oil to the pan and fry the mushrooms until lightly golden. You might need to do this in two batches depending on the size of your pan. Once the mushrooms are cooked add the shallots, garlic and herbs. Cook until the shallots are translucent and the garlic is fragrant, taking care to stir the pan so that the garlic doesn't burn.

  3. Meanwhile boil the kettle. Add the boiling water, spaghetti, 2 cups of the dairy free milk, reserving half a cup, salt, nutritional yeast and miso. Cover the pan and bring it to a boil. Remove the lid, reduce to a simmer and cook for 8 to 10 minutes or until the pasta is cooked, stirring every minute or so to make sure the pasta doesn't clump together.

  4. When it is cooked remove it from the heat and add the reserved half cup of milk and stir it through. Serve immediately.

Recipe Notes

I like to use a mix of swiss brown and button mushrooms.

If you can tolerate dairy, simply replace the dairy free milk with your full cream milk.

Nutrition Facts
Vegan One Pot Creamy Mushroom Pasta Recipe
Amount Per Serving
Calories 475 Calories from Fat 95
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 10.6g 16%
Sodium 1035mg 43%
Total Carbohydrates 77g 26%
Protein 20g 40%
Vitamin A 1%
Vitamin C 10%
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.

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    • Yes, I’ve done that many times. I find it heats up best on the stovetop on low heat, rather than using the microwave.

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  3. This was delicious! I used onions in place of shallots. I used white and portobello mushrooms. I made cashew milk from raw cashews and water. I used thyme and oregano. I slightly increased the liquid so I could cook the whole 16 oz box of pasta and it turned out PERFECT! So creamy that my husband questioned if it was vegan. We absolutely loved it! This will be a regular at our house.

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  5. This was delicious! I have to admit, I was skeptical, but I made it basically as written (OK, onions instead of shallots, and very little measuring involved) and it was fantastic. The family of 5 all loved it, and this, coming too, from a man who buys the jarred stuff every chance he can get. I loved pointing out to him that this took basically as long as it does to heat the jarred (non vegan) stuff and boil the pasta, very few ingredients, is way healthier and just as easy. Win! Thanks for the recipe 🙂

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  6. This was a very good supper on such a cold night. I have not tipped into the miso world as I cant seem to find it in my area so I substituted a squirt of Dijon mustard. I did add some fresh asparagus for extra vegetable and I generally saute my mushroom/onions in white wine. New to the plant based diet world this was very simple to follow and had a terrific flavor. My meat and potatoes husband gave it a cheer and ask if I would make it again. Thank you for helping this newbie and sharing your knowledge and recipes.
    Best Wishes for a healthy prosperous 2018.

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    • I’m so glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for taking the time to share with me. My meat and potatoes husband is also a fan of this one. 😉 Happy New Year!

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  7. Hi, im wanting to make this meal for 8, would i just double all of the ingredients? As im worried that if i do that there will be too much liquid 🙂 LOVE this recipe btw ! xx

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  8. This was incredible! I’m wanting to make it again tonight. So impressed! I did what other commenters suggested… I decreased the water, and used 3 cups instead of 4 cups. It was the perfect amount. I used coconut cream in place of almond milk, and used onion soup spices in place of miso- all because I didn’t have the listed items. This is a winner in our house, and I’ll be making more of your recipes!

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  9. Just made this one pot pasta and it is so yummy!! It is quick and so little to clean afterwards! I love it! 😊
    It was a little too watery, which will be a small adjustment I’ll make next time with this recipe. But I reckon next day it wouldn’t be so watery as it would be absorbed.
    Will make it again 😊🙌

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  10. This turned out a little too watery for me but the flavour was soooo good. Definitely the best vegan ‘alfredo’ pasta that I’ve made. I think I’ll try cutting back some of the water next time and just add extra if I need it. Thanks for sharing! I’ve already recommended it to some of my friends 🙂 Five stars for taste!

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  11. Made this with tagliatelle last night for me and my fiancée. Absolutely delicious and so easy to make. Was lovely with garlic bread and vegan “chicken” – will be a staple of ours from now on. Thank you!

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  12. just incredible!!! Thank you for creating this recipe, i actually cannot stand mushrooms but I’m now converted! 🙂

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  13. I love this recipe and so does my husband. It is super easy, very forgiving, and makes me feel like a master chef when I serve it. It makes a large amount so we have leftovers all week. I have made it with penne and angel hair pastas, cashew and coconut milk, and tried it with green beans too. It turns out delicious every time. Last time I used whole wheat pasta which took longer to cook so I added more water. The sauce was a little soupier but still tasted great and seemed to disappear as it cooled down. I had a scrumptious lunch of leftovers all week long! Thanks for sharing such a lovely recipe with the world!!

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  14. Hi Jennifer,

    The sauce was delicious, but we found it very liquidy? Half the boiling water would have been fine – have you found this before?

    Thanks!
    Caitlin

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    • Hi Caitlin,

      Can I ask what pasta you used? I make this regularly, at least once a fortnight as its my husbands favourite, with penne and spaghetti and find that by the time the pasta is cooked most of the liquid has evaporated. My thought is that maybe your cooktop isn’t quite as hot as mine, so I’d suggest turning up the heat next time you cook it to help thicken the sauce. The type of pasta could possibly have an effect too, but I’m thinking it probably was a case of the sauce not simmering quite enough to evaporate the liquid. Also, did you remove the lid once it came to a boil?

      Hopefully, those tips help so you end up with a better result next time. 🙂 Oh, and for a more delicious end result I suggest trying vegetable stock, use a good quality low salt one, or even better, homemade (here’s my homemade vegetable stock recipe) and you end up with a lovely deep and rich sauce.

      I hope that helps.

      Jennifer 🙂

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      • Hi Jennifer,

        I actually boiled and didn’t simmer in order to reduce some of the liquid. We didn’t want the spaghetti to overcook, so took it out again while the sauce was boiling down. Though, we did use wholewheat spaghetti which could be the reason why!! The left overs this morning look delicious 🙂 can’t wait for lunch!

        Thank you for your advice 🙂

    • You certainly could, although they don’t quite impart the same flavour as the fresh herbs. To make the most of them, I’d add them to the pan when you are frying the onion, and use double the quantity. I hope you enjoy this recipe and I’d love to hear how you go with it 🙂

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  18. I’m making dinner for my vegan friend. Which dairy free milk do you recommend using for this recipe?

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  21. Is the miso necessary/is there an easy substitution for it? It’s simply not something I can buy in town but I’d love to try this! Either vegan or non-vegan substitutes would be fine for the folks I’m cooking for. Thank you! 🙂

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    • The miso adds another depth of flavour to the sauce, but if you don’t have any you can try soy sauce or dijon mustard. I hope you enjoy it Rachel. 🙂

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      • Just made it for dinner, and it turned out quite well! I added a little dijon and a little boullion that I had on hand. Thank you for your help, and the lovely recipe. 🙂

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