One Pot 20 Minute Greek Pasta

June 28, 2020 by Tracy | Updated June 28, 2020 This post may contain affiliate links. Read my disclosure policy.

It’s a one pot wonder ready in just 20 minutes! This Mediterranean inspired One Pot 20 Minute Greek Pasta is a dump and make vegetarian dinner that’s bound to be a family favorite like it’s become in our house!

greek pasta with olives feta and tomatoes on a plate

It’s one of our new favorites. This One pot 20 Minute Greek Pasta is a put it all in a pot and let it do it’s thing until it’s done, kind of a dinner!

Ingredients Needed

ingredients for one pot 20 minute greek pasta on the counter

This recipe is a little bit of a departure from our normal super duper fresh meals, but a couple of extra cans doesn’t necessarily mean that you’re not still eating healthy whole foods.

Whole Wheat Spaghetti – You can also sub for regular spaghetti or linguine! I don’t suggest a thin or angel hair though for risk of it overcooking and getting a little mushy. Don’t forget, you can also make your own Fresh Pasta!

Olives – We made this with whole black olives that we sliced, but you can also use pre-sliced black olives or even some pitted and chopped or sliced kalamata olives.

Artichokes – Be sure to not get marinated artichokes in oil.

Tomatoes – We used diced fresh Roma Tomatoes, but that’s mainly because it’s the tomato that we typically always have on hand. But you could use any kind of tomato. You could also use canned diced tomatoes, removed from liquid.

Feta Cheese – Firstly, did you know you can make your own Feta Cheese From Scratch?! It’s a labor of love but oh my gosh it’s worth it. But obviously if you don’t have the time, regular feta from your favorite brand is great!

Step-by-Step Instructions

artichokes, pasta, olives, tomatoes, parsley, and pasta in one pot

Truly, it doesn’t get much easier than this!

Step 1: Throw it all in a pot with 4 1/2 cups of water and olive oil.

ingredients for greek pasta all in pot and boiling

Step 2: Bring it to a boil.

Let boil (stirring so the pasta doesn’t stick) for about 9 minutes, annndd done!

greek pasta in a pot with tongs topped with feta cheese

Ok actually, not quite. Top that pot of deliciousness with some feta cheese, and then you’re done!

greek pasta with olive and tomatoes and feta cheesein a bowl

Easy and delicious. It’s exactly our kind of dinner, especially when our days of working from home with kids at home too seem to be even longer and harder that life of going to an office and fighting a commute home. If you’re feeling the same pinch, solidarity. And I’ve got you, friends.