Pasta with Heirloom Tomatoes, Goat Cheese, 
and Basil
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Fixings 

12 ounces uncooked cavatappi pasta 

3 tablespoons olive oil, isolated 

4 ounces nation ham, meagerly cut 

1/2 pounds legacy tomatoes, hacked 

4 glasses approximately pressed arugula 

1 glass disintegrated goat cheddar 

15 crisp basil leaves, cut into thin strips 

3 tablespoons slashed new level leaf parsley 

1/2 teaspoon dried squashed red pepper 

Herb Vinaigrette 

Fit salt 
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Naturally ground dark pepper 

Step by step instructions to Make It 

Plan pasta as per bundle headings for still somewhat firm. Hurl together pasta and 1 Tbsp. olive oil in an expansive bowl. 

Cook ham in staying hot olive oil in a skillet over medium-high warmth 1 minute on each side or until firm. Deplete on paper towels. Break ham into little pieces. 

Include tomatoes, next 5 fixings, and 6 Tbsp. vinaigrette to pasta; hurl delicately. Add salt and pepper to taste; beat with ham. Just before serving, blend in residual vinaigrette. 

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