I'm giving this 3 stars because my dad absolutely hated it. Me and my mom thought it was tasty but would have been better as a side dish. The only change I made was adding a little minced garlic and drastically decreasing the amount of oil to saute the onions. I have no complaints. I'd make it again. UPDATE: We ate the leftovers with just a tad bit of store bought alfredo sauce (only because my dad had opened it the night before) and a drizzle of olive oil before warming it in the microwave and it was excellent! I know it kind of goes against the simplicity of the recipe but it was so good that I had to share.

Very Good! Took other reviewers suggestion and reduce oil and butter by 1/2 and it was plenty. Otherwise, followed recipe exactly. Per my husband suggestion, sprinkle crumbled bacon on top -- Delicious!

i love this recipe. very easy. i have made it several times now. my family loves it and so do i! i have added things sometimes and sometimes i dont. it tastes great everytime though!

Although it sounds delicious, I was hesitant to try this. So I scaled it in half to use as a side dish and it was WONDERFUL! My husband complimented several times. I will certainly make this again! For a main dish I'll probably add maybe mushrooms and chopped tomato, maybe some shrimp. Don't be intimidated by all the onions. Once carmelized, they have a sweet, mild, delicious flavor. Thanks for sharing your creation!

I love this recipe...I make it consistently, but with additional changes. I typically cut back on the oil and butter and substitute with butter flavor pam. I also add zucchini, mushrooms, tomatoes, fresh parsley & basil, and top with Asiago cheese. So wonderful and filling.

This recipe is SO YUMMY! It is the perfect dish for anyone who enjoys onions, and any pasta lover. It is easy to prepare...I followed the recipe as written. The addition of the cheese adds such wonderful flavor. My whole family raves about this dish EVERY TIME!!!

This was an overall delicious dish, and very easy to prepare I might add. I cooked it for my family, and they all thought it was incredibly delicious. However, I only used 4 onions, and I used fresh basil, it turned out great.

This recipe was pretty good. I only used 2 onions as was suggested, and I added in a tablespoon of minced garlic. When the onions were almost done I also added in some broccoli and bean sprouts. I also substituted the water for chicken stock. The only thing I didn't really like about the recipe was how greasy it was. Next time I make this I will probably cut the amount of oil in half.

I made this a few nights ago. We ate it, but I'm not sure I would make it again. The taste is good, and I did add some garlic, but it just seemed oily and heavy, even though I reduced the amount of oil. Good way to use up some of these Vidalias, but will stick with my usual garlic sauce on angel hair.

love it, love it, love it!! If you like onion, you'll love this pasta!

This was yummy! I made a couple modifications. My pan barely fit 2 onions, so that's all I used (another would've been much better though). I also added a clove of garlic, because you can't have pasta with out garlic! The store was out of dry basil, so I used the Tastefully Simple Tomato and garlic pesto I had on hand. I didn't have a problem with it being too greasy, but I only used enough oil to coat the onions, so it was probably closer to 1/4 cup. I also left out the cup of water, and instead tossed the onions in with the pasta, and then added a cup of white wine and cooked for a few more minutes. This will definitely become a regular dish for us because it was so easy! If you want to make it an entire meal, it would be great with some shrimp tossed in.

I really enjoyed this recipe. Like everyone else that has tried this I cut back on the onion and the next time I make it I am going to cut back on the oil. It was a little too much oil. Other than that it was very yummy. My daughter loved it my husband wasn't to keen on it but he doesn't like onions so why would he like it....Very easy to make! You will love it if you love fried onions!

This was very tasty. I added broccoli, garlic, shallots and deglazed the pan with white wine. I also used stock instead of water.

I have to admit, I love this site and use it frequently, but this was just ok for me. Wish I had some suggestions, but was rushed to make it and didn't have time to tweek it, but it does need tweeking.

My family did like this dish, however I did do a couple things different. After reading many reviews regarding the oil, I omitted it completely and used just butter and cooking spray. I used only three onions. Also did not use water and bouillon and used 1 can of chicken broth instead. Added garlic powder for more taste. All in all, we do like this recipe and may add other things next time like broccoli or chicken.

i complately followed the recipe and it turned out great.delicious with yogurt.yummy.thx for sharing

Okay..you have to like onions to like this recipe. I used a mixture of onions..white, shallots, scallions and leeks and I only used enough olive oil to just coat the bottom of my saute pan. Also instead of water I used 1 cup low sodium chicken broth and half a cup of heavy cream. I didn't have basil for some strange reason so I added thyme and 2 TBS balsamic vinegar. I don't like parm so I topped it with pearl mozzarella. I know I changed the recipe around...sometimes I get carried away....