However, making a vegetable sauce acquire the silky texture and body of traditional Italian preparations is often a real culinary challenge.
Consequently, the precise use of our food processor becomes an essential tool to emulsify the ingredients without the need for excess fat.
Furthermore, this technique respects the scientific basis of starch gelatinization, a basic principle of traditional high-end gastronomy.
Therefore, we guarantee a balanced dish, full of smoky nuances thanks to the sausage, which perfectly camouflages the virtues of zucchini for the little ones.

Creamy spaghetti with zucchini sauce in Thermomix
Contemporary cuisine is rapidly evolving towards recipes that optimize time without sacrificing organoleptic quality or daily vitamin intake.
For this reason, the creamy spaghetti with zucchini sauce in Thermomix are breaking engagement records on quick-format culinary platforms.
On the one hand, the comprehensive use of tender zucchini minimizes food waste and reduces the costs of the weekly shopping basket.
On the other hand, the strategic combination of proteins such as ham and spicy chorizo contrasts ideally with the softness of the vegetable base.
Consequently, this dish masterfully solves daily lunches, offering a complete nutritional profile with carbohydrates, vitamins and selected proteins.
To ensure that the sauce is neither liquid nor separated, the professional secret lies in reserving the cooking water rich in natural starch.
Likewise, the addition of oat flour acts as a healthy thickener that interacts with the cream during the specific thickening function.
If you are passionate about this type of velvety pasta, we suggest you additionally review our acclaimed vegetable lasagna in Thermomix for your menu.
However, remember to scrupulously respect the reverse rotation and spoon speed when adding the cooked broccoli florets at the end of the process.
This way, you will prevent the broccoli florets from completely falling apart, maintaining a visually attractive texture and a very pleasant firm bite.
Lactose-Free and Light Variation: Replace traditional cream with lactose-free evaporated milk or soy cream for cooking. This way you lighten the total calories while maintaining the greasiness.
Step 1: Cooking the pasta al dente
Pour 1200 g of water along with 1 teaspoon of salt into the glass to start heating.
Mandatory technical programming: Time: 10 min | Temperature: 100°C | Speed: 1.
Introduce the pasta through the opening with the oil. Set the package time at 100°C, reverse rotation and speed 1. Drain, reserving 200 g of water.
Step 2: Chopped and sautéed aromatic base
Dry the glass thoroughly with a clean cloth. Add the 30 g of olive oil and the whole garlic cloves.
Mandatory technical programming: Time: 3 sec | Temperature: – | Speed: 7.
With the crushed base left over, program the initial stir-fry to settle the aromas: Time: 3 min | Temperature: 120°C | Speed: 1.
Step 3: Saute the aromatic zucchini
Add the zucchini pieces and fresh parsley leaves to the glass along with the garlic sauce.
Mandatory technical programming: Time: 5 min | Temperature: 120°C | Speed: 1 | Turn: Left disabled.
This step softens the fibers of the zucchini, allowing it to absorb the essential oils of the parsley and garlic evenly.
Step 4: Blending and thickening the vegetable cream
Add the cream, the 200 g of the reserved cooking water, the stock cube, the oat flour, the remaining salt and the pepper.
Mandatory technical programming: Mode: Thicken | Temperature: 100°C | Speed: Automatic mode.
Next, add the ham and chorizo cubes, programming: Time: 5 min | Temperature: 100°C | Reverse Spin | Spoon Speed.
Step 5: Integration of broccoli and assembly
Place the small cooked broccoli florets into the glass, mixing gently with the help of the silicone spatula.
Mandatory technical programming: Time: 6 min | Temperature: 100°C | Reverse Spin | Spoon Speed.
Finally, pour the boiling sauce over the spaghetti bowl, stir vigorously and serve immediately.
| Recipe Stage | Time | Temperature | Speed | Reverse Spin |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Heating pasta water | 10 minutes | 100°C | Speed 1 | No |
| Cooking spaghetti | According to package | 100°C | Speed 1 | Yeah |
| Chopped and sautéed | 3 minutes | 120°C | Speed 1 (Speed 7 Chop) | No |
| Sautéed zucchini | 5 minutes | 120°C | Speed 1 | No |
| Thicken base function | Automatic | 100°C | Automatic | No |
| Cooking sausages | 5 minutes | 100°C | Spoon Speed | Yeah |
| Broccoli final integration | 6 minutes | 100°C | Spoon Speed | Yeah |
Can I use another variety of pasta for this sauce?
Of course. Tagliatelle, rigatoni or penne combine exceptionally thanks to the grooves that retain the zucchini cream.
Why is it necessary to reserve the cooking water?
Because it contains the dissolved starch from spaghetti. This acts as a natural emulsifier, binding the oils to the cream perfectly.
Can you freeze leftover zucchini sauce?
It can be frozen before adding the broccoli. However, as it contains cream, it is advisable to beat it when defrosting to regain homogeneity.
How do I substitute oat flour if I don’t have it?
You can use cornstarch or common wheat flour in the same proportion. However, the oats add a delicious subtle nutty touch.
Can I make the recipe completely vegetarian?
Yes, simply eliminate the ham and chorizo from the preparation. Additionally, you can add sautéed mushrooms to maintain the consistency of the dish.








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