Get dinner on the table in less than 45 minutes with this delicious Easy Baked Ziti! With only six ingredients, this baked pasta is cheesy, easy to put together, and is lower in sodium. 

This post was sponsored by Sprouts Farmers Market. All thoughts and opinions about this original recipe are my own.

Happy Tuesday, everyone! Did you have a good holiday weekend? I realized I had taken another week off from the blog unintentionally. This summer has been absolutely crazy insane. So many things have been happening, I can barely keep my sh!t together! 

If you are interested in hearing what all has happened this summer, here’s a quick bulleted list… (reverse chronological order…) 

• One of my best friends from MIDDLE school got married over the weekend, I was a bridesmaid and we had a blast 
• My other best friend had her first child last Thursday
• My fiance’s brother and his wife had a baby girl (our first niece!) 
• My bridal shower (I need to do a recap post about that) 
• Trip to Maine to see wild blueberries (need a post about this too…) 
• Three work trips (Austin, San Antonio, Corpus Christi)
• Turned 26 
• Wedding planning like crazy (eight weeks to go!!) 

Also, just a side note: throughout the month of September, you can find my first ever *printed* published recipe in Sprouts Farmers Market’s monthly in-store catalog! You can find it in any store across the country.

Super excited for that! I’ve never had my recipes printed in an actual publication before. 

Today I’m sharing another recipe brought to you by Sprouts! I was asked to share a Fall favorite recipe. I instantly thought of a warm, cheesy pasta casserole. I’ve made this baked ziti dish so many times, I don’t need the recipe to follow along. There’s only six ingredients, including penne, mozzarella, ricotta, egg, parmesan and Sprout’s organic marinara– which I used the “no salt added” version. 

I love buying tomato products (cans or jars) with no salt added, so that I can add my own seasonings and salt/pepper later, without the sauce already coming loaded with salt. A 1/4 cup serving of regular marinara sauce can have 500-700mg of sodium, and no one I know uses just 1/4 cup of sauce on their pasta. 

Most of the time I already have all of the ingredients to make this dish at home, with the exception of the different cheeses. But I can be a cheese hoarder, so sometimes I do have all of the ingredients… 

As the temperatures begin to – hopefully – cool down, this cheesy baked ziti is a perfect weeknight meal. 

Here’s the simple recipe: