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    Published: Dec 13, 2021 · Modified: Aug 27, 2022 · This post contains affiliate links and I will be compensated if you make a purchase after clicking through my links.

    How to Make Puttanesca Sauce | All the tips for the Perfect Puttanesca Pasta

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    I am sure you have heard about Puttanesca sauce or read it on a menu a thousand times. You probably scrolled through it or found the name funny and kept going.

    This fantastic puttanesca recipe is one of the best-kept secrets of Italian cuisines and one of our favorite dishes and healthy recipes. If only people knew better, they would have more amazing excellent pasta more frequently, more hassle-free, and amazingly delicious.

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    • 🧾 Ingredients
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    🤔 What is Puttanesca Sauce?

    Puttanesca sauce is a classic Italian sauce made with olives and capers (the divas of this sauce), tomatoes, and garlic. It's a simple sauce, but it's full of flavor.

    It's said that prostitutes created this sauce in Naples to make quick and easy money. The name "puttanesca" comes from meaning prostitute in Italian.

    This sauce is a staple of southern Italian cooking because it only includes the essential pantry items throughout the south.

    Puttanesca is traditionally served with spaghetti or penne pasta, but it can also be used as an appetizer over toasted bread or as a sandwich spread. Puttanesca describes any dish that uses olives and capers as ingredients, so puttanesca sauce recipe adaptations are plentiful.

    Read on: how to make your own fresh vegan pasta dough and homemade spaghetti!

    close up puttanesca pasta dish

    As with most Italian recipes, there are multiple versions of this sauce. Some include oregano, others, like the Lazio region version (Rome is part of the Lazio province), include anchovy fillets, and some even use anchovy paste.

    We are making a traditional version and keeping it vegan, so not adding anchovies here. Add the chopped anchovies immediately after adding the pepper flakes if you add anchovies.

    bite of puttanesca pasta

    Not many times do we find initially vegan recipes here in Italy that need adaptation, so let's celebrate its beauty.

    A puttanesca recipe cannot lack these ingredients: capers and olives, and of course, tomatoes.

    The rest comes with regions and diet-specific adaptations!

    Why puttanesca sauce?

    If you are wondering what does puttanesca means, here it goes. Puttanesca sauce was named after Italian women looking for easy ways to attract wealthy men. They came up with this idea of cooking puttanesca sauce on their windowsills while wearing lingerie and ostentatious makeup, making it seem like they were cooking just for them!

    The wealthy clients would come by on their way home from work and find good-looking girls serving good food. For extra effect, the puttanesca sauce was put out on the window sills so that passers-by could smell its deliciousness.

    Thus puttanesca or "prostitute's spaghetti" or "spaghetti a la puttana" started being served in Naples' finest restaurants. Now you know the pasta puttanesca meaning.

    🧾 Ingredients

    This Easy Pasta Puttanesca sauce recipe has straightforward ingredients: pantry staples that will give you a robust flavor punch; thus, I recommend using good quality ones.

    Totaling only 7 ingredients, this simple vegan puttanesca recipe will make you achieve a fantastic Italian-restaurant pasta that will leave your guest drooling and asking for more.

    pasta puttanesca ingredients
    • Pitted black olives
    • Capers (salted capers if possible, finely chopped)
    • Tomatoes (use tomato sauce, diced tomatoes, and canned tomatoes also work)
    • Pepperoncino (crushed red pepper flakes)
    • Garlic
    • Fresh parsley
    • Extra virgin olive oil
    • Good quality pasta

    You don't even need salt and pepper for this sauce, as the olives and capers bring all that in with the extra punch of red pepper flakes!

    Choosing your ingredients wisely

    Of course, you can use any pasta you like; this is a popular recipe at the end of the day. But as a rule of thumb here in Italy, when you are making an extremely simple recipe, like pasta puttanesca, you try to use exceptionally great ingredients.

    I'll list which those recipes are in order or priority for this great recipe.

    The pasta

    Pasta - I am sure you have heard of Penne Alla Puttanesca, which makes the name even funnier. Well, here we use Pennoni, which is a larger version of penne. They have a wider circumference, allowing the sauce to get into the pasta, making each bite a complete experience.

    You can also make spaghetti alla puttanesca, but I particularly like how pennoni goes with this pasta sauce. It doesn't make much difference if you decide to make a fusilli puttanesca recipe or even puttanesca tagliatelle, the puttanesca sauce recipe work for all types of pasta.

    Also, we use this Monograno Felicetti Pennoni (affiliate link) pasta, which is peculiar because it comes from a simple ancient grain (similar to wheat) and combined with nearby pristine Dolomite mountain spring water for a singularly aromatic flavorful pasta. Cook pasta al dente, according to package directions.

    Read on: how to make your own fresh vegan pasta dough »

    Cappelli durum wheat

    This ancient grain grows mainly in southern Italy. Ancient grains are varieties that have remained authentic and original throughout time; that is, they have not undergone any modification to increase their yield.

    The best known and most widespread is the Canadian Kamut, which has become an authentic registered brand.

    Cappelli wheat is considered the father of durum wheat, and it has excellent nutritional qualities and flavor. When cooked, it exudes the fragrances of fresh farm milk and creamy mashed potatoes with a hint of roasted chestnuts.

    We always add a healthy amount of salted water to cook pasta because the pasta will never shine enough if you don't salt it generously while boiling. You don't need oil when boiling pasta. It is a myth, and it is counterintuitive as it can prevent the sauce from sticking to the pasta; thus, you don't achieve the desired amalgamation of flavor.

    Myth: oil is said to prevent the pot from boiling over and prevent the pasta from sticking together, but in reality you just need to add the pasta to boiling water and stir it occasionally. The general consensus is adding oil to your pasta water does more harm than good.

    The pasta sauce leading ingredients

    Black olives

    If you can get a hand of Gaeta olives. Gaeta is a beach town city located an hour away from Rome, which produces this variety of olives worldwide known for their particularly delicious flavor.

    These olives have a mild tart and salty flavor, have a violet color when brine-cured, and are very soft and fleshy, making them ideal for this sauce. You want the black olives to become smooth and part of the sauce.

    Alternatively, you can also use kalamata olives with similar color, flavor, and texture. They are more significant than Gaeta olives.

    Capers

    Originally, this recipe was made with salted capers, but you can also use capers in brine. If you use briny capers, make sure you strain them under running water for them to lose some of their saltiness. We will use them roughly chopped.

    Tomatoes

    Use good quality ripe cubed tomatoes (without their skin) or tomato puree Italian passata). You can also use canned tomatoes.

    Tomatoes

    Red pepper flakes

    Use either fresh fragrant red chilies or dried pepperoncino flakes, as we did. I took away some of the white seeds that generally come with it to control the dish's heat.

    Tip: If you don't love spicy food, reduce the number of red chili flakes to half. Puttanesca pasta is meant to be spicy, and so is this recipe as written.

    Seasonings

    Olive oil

    This recipe calls for a tiny quantity of oil, so you don't need to go crazy about this one! Nothing beats a good hint of good quality olive oil. I like using either Gaeta extra virgin olive oil to match the Gaeta olives flavor profile or the widely known Tuscan Olive oil variety, Frantoio (affiliate link).

    Parsley

    Use fresh parsley, don't use dried one. The point of adding this final touch to the dish is to give it some freshness and counteract the heat from the pepperoncino. You won't achieve this purpose using dried parsley.

    Garlic

    Cooking garlic in this recipe is simple as it is only used to infuse the olive oil and take it out. Resist the temptation to mince it and add more garlic than the recipe calls for because it will overshadow the rest of the carefully selected flavors.

    No salt and ground pepper are needed for your sauce! We already have enough salty ingredients in the recipe.

    🔪 Instructions

    So how do you make puttanesca sauce?

    Prepare your ingredients

    Roughly chop the capers (remember to drain them under running water first).

    Mash the olives with the back of a knife—no need to chop them.

    Finely chop the fresh parsley.

    puttanesca sauce prepared ingredients

    Cook pasta

    Set your salted water to boil at medium-high heat for your pasta in a large pot.

    Set your dried pasta to cook, such as dried pennoni or dried spaghetti. It might take 10 minutes as well.

    Tip: while the pasta cooks, with a wooden spoon, make sure you stir it two or three times to prevent it from sticking to the bottom of the pot. Especially if making spaghetti puttanesca, as long pasta tends to stick together.

    Cook until it is al dente, drain pasta, keeping some of the pasta water apart. The cooking water will become handy later.

    Make the pasta sauce

    To cook the sauce, heat oil on a medium skillet (or large skillet making a larger quantity) or saucepan.

    Then add the red pepper flakes, and add garlic cloves (whole, don't use a garlic press, cook garlic, and take off the sauce later) to infuse the olive oil with flavor until garlic and red flakes are lightly golden. Use a wooden spoon to stir.

    Note: Be aware that the chili flakes can heat the air and air the kitchen.

    infuse olive oil with garlic, chili flakes and capers
    infuse olive oil with garlic, chili flakes and capers

    Don't let the chili flakes burn.

    After a minute, add the chopped capers, followed by the tomato sauce, stirring occasionally while cooking pasta. Let it cook for ten minutes on medium heat.

    Then, remove the pasta sauce from the heat and add the olives and the chopped fresh parsley.

    Take off the garlic cloves.

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    add chopped fresh parsley and olives
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    add chopped fresh parsley and olives
    mix throughly

    Stir in the pasta and serve

    Add pasta to the pasta sauce. Stir well and serve immediately. You don't even need salt and pepper, as the ingredients already have all the flavor you need.

    puttanesca sauce with cooked pasta

    Tip: if you want the pasta to be saucier and creamier, add just a little pasta water (cooking water) to the skillet and stir well.

    stir cooked pasta in puttanesca sauce
    stir cooked pasta in puttanesca sauce

    If you like to add parmesan to your pasta, use our 5-minutes Vegan Parmesan recipe.

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    plated puttanesca pasta

    If you will serve some more and need to reheat it, use some reserved cooking water to make your leftover creamier.

    📖 Variations

    Pasta puttanesca is often made with chopped anchovy fillets in certain regions in Italy, making the sauce taste fishy and extra salty. We skipped those to have a fully vegan and healthy recipe.

    • Tomato - if you choose to use fresh crushed tomatoes, go for plum tomatoes.
    • Pasta - another great option to have pasta puttanesca is making spaghetti alla puttanesca. Like this ancient grain Pugliese variety, the capers and olives also find their way along with a good quality Italian spaghetti. Spaghetti puttanesca is also widely found in Italian restaurant menus, head to head with penne alla puttanesca.
    • Herbs - some people like using fresh basil on their pasta puttanesca. As much as I am a fan of basil, I only use parsley as the original recipes call for it. Fresh basil adds notes to the dish that aren't supposed to go there. I keep basil for my Eggplant pasta sauce, also called pasta alla norma.
    • Heat - you use crushed red pepper in your pasta puttanesca if you don't have pepperoncino or red pepper flakes. This great recipe relies entirely on capers, olives, garlic, and tomatoes, so focus on those to achieve the best results.
    • Gluten-free - puttanesca sauce is naturally gluten-free. Make sure to use gluten-free pasta to make your spaghetti alla puttanesca celiac-friendly.

    🍷 Wine pairing

    We like pairing this delicious pasta puttanesca with an Italian Piedmontese Dolcetto red wine. Dolcetto (translated as sweet little one), whose name can be misleading, isn't a sweet wine; it is relatively dry and easy to drink.

    It is a tannic, low-acidity wine that combines well with Italian food, such as pasta and pizza, especially eggplant, garlic, and tomato sauce. Dolcetto wines also pair fantastically with spicy foods such as curries.

    Vajra's Dolcetto D'Alba also pairs wonderfully with our Eggplant's 3-Ingredient pasta sauce.

    An Eggplant Caponata (affiliate link) (also available at La Dolce Vita Italy) is a great way to pair this wine and our Indian Eggplant Curry.

    bite of puttanesca pasta

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    📋 Recipe

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    Puttanesca Pasta Sauce

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    This fantastic puttanesca recipe is one of the best-kept secrets of Italian cuisines and one of our favorite dishes and healthy recipes. If only people knew better, they would have more amazing excellent pasta more frequently, more hassle-free, and amazingly delicious.
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    Prep Time 5 mins
    Cook Time 10 mins
    Total Time 15 mins
    Course Main Course, Sauces & Dressings
    Cuisine Italian-Inspired, Mediterranean
    Servings 2 servings
    Calories 150 kcal

    Equipment

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    Ingredients
     
     

    • 15 oz tomato sauce passata, or pealed cubed tomatoes
    • 2 teaspoons capers
    • 1 parsley fresh, finely chopped
    • ⅓ cup black olives Gaeta olives are the best, alternatively use Kalamata olives
    • 2 cloves garlic whole
    • ½ teaspoon chili peppers dried, pepperoncino, reduce to half if you don’t love spicy food
    • 1 tablespoon olive oil use only 1 tablespoon if your black olives come with oil

    Pasta

    • 7 oz pennoni pasta or penne, spaghetti, fusilli. Gluten-free
    • 1 tablespoon sea salt

    Optional:

    • vegan Parmesan Cheese
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    Directions
     

    Prepare your ingredients: 5 minutes

    • Set a good amount of water to boil in a large pot and add a tablespoon of salt.
    • Roughly chop the capers (if you are using salted capers, remember to drain them under running water first, there is no need to do so if using briny capers).
    • Mash the black olives with the back of a knife or roughly chop them.
    • Finely chop the fresh parsley.

    Cooking pasta and pasta sauce: 10 minutes

    • To a medium skillet on low heat, add the oil, red pepper flakes, and add the garlic cloves to infuse the olive oil with flavor the garlic and chili flavor. Be aware that chili flakes can heat the air, so air your kitchen.
    • After a minute, add the chopped capers, followed by the tomato sauce, stirring occasionally while cooking your pasta. Let it cook for 7-10 minutes on medium heat, occasionally stirring.
    • Cook pasta. Set your dried pasta to cook; it might take 7-10 minutes. Depending on the pasta you choose. Refer to the package instructions.
    • Seasoning. Remove the pasta sauce from the heat and add the mashed olives and the chopped fresh parsley to the sauce. Remove the garlic cloves.
    • Stir in the pasta and serve. When al dente, drain pasta (save pasta water). Keeping some of the cooking water apart- comes in handy when you want to adjust the dish's creaminess, as this water has starch.

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    Notes

    Add just a little pasta water to the skillet and stir well if you want the pasta to be saucier and creamier.
    If you like to add parmesan to your pasta, use our vegan parmesan recipe.
    Nutritional facts are calculated without the pasta, depending on your pasta choice.
     

    Nutrition Facts

    Calories: 150kcalCarbohydrates: 13gProtein: 3gFat: 11gSaturated Fat: 1gPolyunsaturated Fat: 1gMonounsaturated Fat: 8gSodium: 1521mgPotassium: 740mgFiber: 4gSugar: 10gVitamin A: 1380IUVitamin C: 16mgCalcium: 41mgIron: 2mg
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    Nutrition Facts
    Puttanesca Pasta Sauce
    Amount per Serving
    Calories
    150
    % Daily Value*
    Fat
     
    11
    g
    17
    %
    Saturated Fat
     
    1
    g
    6
    %
    Polyunsaturated Fat
     
    1
    g
    Monounsaturated Fat
     
    8
    g
    Sodium
     
    1521
    mg
    66
    %
    Potassium
     
    740
    mg
    21
    %
    Carbohydrates
     
    13
    g
    4
    %
    Fiber
     
    4
    g
    17
    %
    Sugar
     
    10
    g
    11
    %
    Protein
     
    3
    g
    6
    %
    Vitamin A
     
    1380
    IU
    28
    %
    Vitamin C
     
    16
    mg
    19
    %
    Calcium
     
    41
    mg
    4
    %
    Iron
     
    2
    mg
    11
    %
    * Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.
     
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    1. Claudia Lamascolo says

      December 13, 2021 at 6:26 pm

      5 stars
      I love olives in sauce and this is spot on perfect recipe!

      Reply
      • Gus says

        December 13, 2021 at 7:31 pm

        Thank you, Claudia! Yes, they make a great addition as the umami flavors hit the right spots in the palate!

        Reply
    2. Gina says

      December 13, 2021 at 7:02 pm

      5 stars
      The black olives and capers make this sauce a favorite time and time again. Love its little twists from a classic marinara, amazing how much more flavorful with so few ingredients!

      Reply
      • Gus says

        December 13, 2021 at 7:33 pm

        You are right; olives and caper have such a pleasant flavor that using them right can pack so much flavor in your pasta sauce!

        Reply
    3. Julie says

      December 13, 2021 at 7:47 pm

      5 stars
      What a magnificent bowl of pasta. Loving the olives and caper combination in this sauce. It is just fabulous!

      Reply
      • Gus says

        December 13, 2021 at 8:32 pm

        Thank you, Julie. We have been munching on this recipe for the last few days while taking photos and videos. Although we have been cooking it for years, it is the first time we put it on writing, pictures, and videos, so we had plenty of it, haha. We are in love with its simplicity!

        Reply
    4. Tara says

      December 13, 2021 at 7:59 pm

      5 stars
      Such an incredible variety of flavors packed into this pasta sauce! I love all the tips to help make it perfect too.

      Reply
    5. andrea says

      December 13, 2021 at 8:18 pm

      5 stars
      Great recipe! I'm so happy I found this. The tips were so great in helping make the perfect sauce.

      Reply
    6. Taly says

      December 13, 2021 at 8:55 pm

      I can't wait to make this for my family! It's sure be a hit. Do you think the recipe would work if I freeze it after preparing on day-of?

      Reply
      • Gus says

        January 20, 2022 at 9:37 pm

        Hi Taly, I don't think it will. It is better to keep it in the fridge and simply reheat the pasta and sauce (altogether) with a couple of tablespoons of water on a low heat.

        Reply
    7. Jacqui says

      December 13, 2021 at 9:07 pm

      5 stars
      What a great sauce recipe! Love all these simple, yet easy ingredients.

      Reply
    8. Shilpa says

      December 13, 2021 at 9:25 pm

      5 stars
      This looks incredibly delicious. Love the use of olives and capers in this pasta.

      Reply
      • Gus says

        December 14, 2021 at 7:23 pm

        Oh yes! Capers and olives make a great pasta symphony on this great Italian dish!

        Reply
    9. nancy says

      December 13, 2021 at 9:57 pm

      5 stars
      i want to put this Puttanesca sauce on everything!

      Reply
    10. Kayla DiMaggio says

      December 13, 2021 at 10:11 pm

      5 stars
      I love this puttanesca sauce! It was so delicious and tasted amazing!

      Reply
      • Gus says

        December 18, 2021 at 11:24 am

        We are so glad you enjoyed it, Kayla! Cheers!

        Reply
    11. Marinela says

      December 14, 2021 at 1:27 am

      5 stars
      This is such an amazing Italian pasta recipe. Black olives and capers really take the sauce to the next level! Super flavorful!

      Reply
      • Gus says

        December 14, 2021 at 7:21 pm

        I am so glad you liked it Marinela! And yes... olives and capers rock it!

        Reply
    12. Andrea White says

      December 14, 2021 at 5:11 am

      5 stars
      This pasta is the absolute best! So good!

      Reply
    13. Natalie says

      December 14, 2021 at 4:40 pm

      5 stars
      Italian secret sauce? Now I'm intrigued. I'm definitely going to try this recipe. Looks quite delicious and flavors are amazing.

      Reply
    14. Qashang says

      January 07, 2022 at 12:42 pm

      5 stars
      Wow such incredible flavours! First time trying capers in a pasta sauce and turned out great.

      Reply
      • Gus says

        January 07, 2022 at 3:25 pm

        I am glad you liked it Qashang! Capers are so underrated!

        Reply
    15. Liz says

      January 07, 2022 at 2:46 pm

      5 stars
      We took a cooking class where we learned to make puttanesca sauce and I'd been wanting to make it again! This is perfect!

      Reply
      • Gus says

        January 27, 2022 at 10:11 pm

        That's so cool Liz! I Love attending cooking classes too!

        Reply
    16. Claudia Lamascolo says

      January 07, 2022 at 3:25 pm

      5 stars
      We are all huge olives fans and this pasta is fantastic!

      Reply
    17. Leslie says

      January 07, 2022 at 4:15 pm

      5 stars
      Thank you so much for this recipe! I grew up with Italian family recipes once a week as a child....but we never had this delicious sauce. The capers and olives are so tasty, and I can't wait to try it with anchovies next time.

      Reply
    18. Toni says

      January 07, 2022 at 4:17 pm

      5 stars
      Everyone at my house loved this! Thanks for the tips and the recipe!

      Reply

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