1cupplant-based milkIf you're not going the vegan route, feel free to use dairy milk
1cupwater
1cupfire-roasted diced tomatoes
1cupRomesco sauce (recipe below)
Romesco Sauce.
3/4cuptoasted sliced (or slivered) almonds
2TBSPnutritional yeastIf you don't have nutritional yeast and aren't vegan or vegetarian, you can substitute with grated parmesan or romano cheese.
1cupfire-roasted diced tomatoes
12ozroasted red peppers
1/4cupchopped fresh parsley
2cloves of garlic
1tspsmoked paprika
1/4tspcayenne pepper
Juice of one small lemon or 1/2 of a large lemon
1tspkosher salt
1TBSPextra virgin olive oil
Instructions
Romesco Sauce (Yields about 2 cups).
Place all of the ingredients into a blender or food processor and blend until smooth. For a chunkier consistency, pulse the mixture until you reach your desired texture. Transfer the sauce to a sealable container and set aside. If you're making it in advance, refrigerate it until you use it. When sealed and refrigerated, the sauce keeps for 5-7 days.
Instant Pot Pasta.
Dump your Chickapea pasta into an Instant Pot. Add the milk, water, 1 cup of fire roasted tomatoes, and 1 cup of the Romesco sauce. Stir well to combine and ensure that all of the pasta is covered with liquid.
Add the broccoli to the top of the pasta; don't mix it in.
Secure and lock the lid of the Instant Pot. Press the "Pressure Cook” or “Manual” button and set the time for 1 minute on High pressure; if you like a softer pasta that isn't al dente, cook it for 2 minutes on High pressure.
When the pasta is done cooking, hit the quick release button to release the pressure. Once you've released all of the pressure, remove the lid with caution—there will be a lot of steam.
Stir the pasta in the Instant Pot to mix everything up. Taste, and season with salt and pepper to your taste.